Grand Jury Reports Broad Hawaii Island Prison Reforms
After a three week session Judge Gear heard the Grand Jury report praising public institutions while urging sanitary upgrades at Oahu Prison and Insane Asylum. It calls for water closet improvements, separate wards for prisoners with diseases, and more beds.
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Grand Jury
Gear
Oahu
Insane Asylum
Loucks
George D. Gear
First Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Kakaako
Iwilef
Thet, Richards
Kalihi
Henry
King Street
Ewes
Thi Honorable Court
Atata
Ita
Young Republicans hear Hawaiians discuss GOP ideas
A Hawaii club gathering featured Hawaiian speakers including Senator W. Achi and Col. Carus Iaukea arguing for Republican policies. They stressed protection for sugar, government stability, and a strong city county program as the path to statehood, with calls for party unity and active campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorrin Andrews
Andrews
Republican Party
W. €. Achi
Mr. Achi
Hawaii
United States
Carus .P. Iaukea
Gmsgmrty
Kaulukou
W. W Harris
A. G. M. Robertson
Fusion Talks Weld Democratic and Home Rule Rift
Officials report ongoing talks on a basis for agreement between Democratic and Home Rule factions. Proposals center on a four seat concession to Democracy in exchange for Wilcox backing as delegate. No official endorsement of fusion, with next conferences set and decisive action pending delegates’ election Monday.
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Basia
Democracy
Wilcox
Central Club
Home Rule Party
Waimea Plans Water Company to Flume Landed Waters
Waimea Sugar Mill stockholders approve forming a water company to deliver mountain water to fields, potentially solving the plantation’s troubles. Gay and Robinson own the water rights and will extend leases to lands under the sugar company or its lease, with flume and ditch costs estimated around 30000 dollars. Castle & Cooke back the arrangement and could retain the agency if debt-free financing is secured. A supplemental report will be heard at a second meeting in two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waimea Sugar Mill Company
E. H. Paris
W. E. Rowell
E. E. Conant
Gay & Robinson
Castle & Cooke
Fungus Disease Kills Mosquitoes
Prof ROH Pettitt at the State Agricultural College studies the mosquito problem in Michigan. Bronson Barlow notes a fungus kills mosquitoes, with dead bodies festooned by filaments attaching them to pond banks. Spore-bearing structures eject spores to infect others as researchers seek to introduce the disease to new ponds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Roh Pettitt
State Agricultural College
Michigan
Bronson Barlow
Portuguese Political Club Seeks Representative On Republican Ticket
In Hawaii the Fourth district committee debates a plan to place one Portuguese Republican on the ticket with Maj. Camara and Frank Andrade named as candidates. Discussions center on Portuguese voter strength and whether to back the full party slate. Adjournment set for today noon for the Fifth district to meet.
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Fourth District
Castle & Cooke
J. P. Cooke
Jonah Kumalae
Cooke
Territorial Committee
Maj. Camara
Frank Andrade
F. M. Brooks
Brooks
Lucas
A. W Seabury
D . R. Isenberg
Aylett
Zeigler
Major Camara
Mci Iean
Kumalae
Fifth District Committee
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Malster
Board of Health
National Guard
Grand
Reform School
Manuel Peter
Daniel Ea
Apua
Rapid Transit Co
Fifth District
Ncts
Persens
Orpheum
Thurston
USA
Perhape
Seventh Precinct
Ces
MrCarthy
Waimea
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