Supervisors' Order Blocks Blanket Warrants in County
County Treasurer Trent refused to cash blanket warrants amid a disputed board resolution. The Supervisors had instructed auditors and treasurers to honor no payroll orders except those to the employee, while individual warrants were paid. The latest meeting authorized a $141 warrant for Rahnka road workers, which Trent also refused to pay. Legal minds now reassess whether Trent has followed the letter of the resolution, which limits payments to the employee and bars blanket warrants.
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Trent
Board of Supervisors
Oahu
Ow Mt
Sam Johnson
Suprement Court
W. le. Fragee
Electric Department
Trout
Rahnka Road
Andrew Adams
McClanahan
Hawaii Banker C M Cooke Attends National Convention
C M Cooke president of the Bank of Hawaii sailed to the mainland aboard the Manchuria and was chosen by all local banks as Hawaii’s delegate to the American Bankers Association convention to be held in Washington City next month. The Pacific Transfer Co offers the best and cheapest stove wood in the city.
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C. M. Cooke
Bank of Hawaii
Manchuria
Hawaii
American Bankers’ Association
Washington
Immigrant labor talks unfold amid plantation concerns
Conference focuses on immigration and labor questions for plantation owners and managers. A leading topic asks what to offer European immigrants and how to handle proposals. A participant says managers will join discussions soon to refine plans and mix practice with theory. The meeting aims for far reaching reforms though the issue cannot be settled quickly.
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Varlowe
Agonte
Titt
Remike
New Year Opens at Oahu College with Record Attendance
Oahu College begins the new year with a record 124 registrations at the main campus, a thirty percent rise from last year. Trustees Dole and Babbitt, along with Principal Griffiths and Principal French, note the heavy turnout from prominent families and anticipate hiring more teachers to handle the surge.
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Oahu College
Tudke BB. Dole
W. H. Babbie
Dole
Punahon
Grisda
Griffiths
Hoemplnl
French
Misa Cocke
Gerard Barton
Mills Brown
F. J. Hadley
Ne Wo
Japanese language requirement for medical license controversy
A Territorial Medical Society meeting debates whether exams for medical license must be in English or may be in other languages. Reports trace Board of Medical Examiners actions from 1901 to 1902, noting appeals by Japanese consul and interpreter use, with comparison of foreign country practice and the need for language proficiency in medicine.
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Baturilayev
Hawaiian Territorial Medical ' Society
Lake
Sweeting
Dra
Taylor, Andrews
Waynon Sant
Hawaii
WH. Wright
Thie Hoar
Nakamura
Japa
Javan
Bhlomaywa
Plato
Lant Board
Fre
Wood
Aincalir
Waterhouse
WureYy
United States
Anerica
Britini College
Great Britain
Irviand
Germany
Jane
Bnekd
Durham
Verity
France
Eltteens
Frater
Induicine
Italy
Restrictions on Foreign Doctors Practice Across Nations
The discussion outlines visa and examination rules for foreign physicians in Austria Turkey and Denmark. It notes that in Austria only nationals may practice after formal degrees and local examinations in French. Denmark requires BL A degree and university source. Turkey allows Turkish or French exams with interpreters, and Japan faces debate on language and national supply. The piece argues examinations should not hinder Japanese doctors unnecessarily given their numbers and language proficiency.
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Copenhagen
Erates
Turkey
Tt Ie
Uueur
Midat
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CM. Cooke
Bankers’ Convention
Pacific Tranater Co
Feeders, Mercantile Printing Co. Ltd
Alfen Benjanin
New York
Elizabeth Alexander
J. W. Alexander
Faire Views
Abe
Busean
Albania
Prinhene
Sakitar
Constantinople
J. Hopp & Con
Young Bidg
Afed Beyanns
Jmakers
The
Kash Company
BAS
Odining
Babbitt
Az Fos
Ter
Medical Society
England
Federal Council
Komura
New York, N
Takahira
Tost
Petersburg
London
St Petersburg
Warsaw
Moscow
Russia
Kaspiak
Alfonso
Cortes
Ban Francisco
Cal
Omcal
Uisteret
Walgium
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