Senate Debates on Queen's Hospital Include Opposition to Private Status
In a long Senate session, six committee reports were reviewed. Senator Kalauokalani spoke against military measures while Russell led a Public Health report opposing state aid to Queen's Hospital as a private charity, urging limited funding and upgrades to government hospitals instead.
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Senate
Kalauokalani
Bennate
Russel Ted
Committee On Public Health
Board of Health
S. H Kaine
Committee On Public Health and Education
Queen's Hospital
Vis
Board of Trustees
Hilo
Malulan
Hilo Hospital
Maluleao Hospital
Waimea Hospital
Litve
Koloa Hospital
Kaual
Kapiolanot Maternity
Kapolani Home
Superintendent of Public Works
N Russel
Kachi
Grand
Department of the Attorney General
Hawaii
Maui
Kauai
Oahu
Honolulu
Cecil, Brown
C. Achi
Paris
Committee On Public Lands
Washington
J. D. Paris
John T. Brown
L. Nakapaabu
Paris Plao
Commission of Agriculture and Forestry
Iaborers
Makik
Nuvenu
Nuvang Forest
Tantalus
Pase Ag
Makiki
River Parks
Territorial Legislature Debates Militia Budget Cuts in 1901
The Senate's minority on the Military Committee calls for trimming items 361 and 862 and consolidating entries to save at least 92,400. They oppose abolishing militia, defend drum corps instruction, and propose reworking clerks and uniforms while preserving essential defense and Territorial needs.
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General Fund
Queen Emma
Carter
Committee On Military
Military Prosimintess
Paia
Quartermaster’s Department
Kauai
Hawaii
Lihaina
Maui
United States
Mi‘fitla
Washington
Senate
Cecil Brown
Judiciary Department
E. Kalne
Judiciary Committee
Oahu
Bantween
Qahu
Police Department
Attorney Generals
Cabo
Proceedings of the Lower House in a routine session
The House met without dramatic events and promptly moved through committee work on budgets and salaries. Emmeluth defended the Elev tug and argued for steady towage pricing while debates over payrolls and inspectors continued, balancing public needs with Governor Dole’s figures.
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House of Representatives
Emmelyth
Ayelett
Dole
Hawaii
Joseph A. Akina
House
Fire Claims Commission
First Circuit Court
Asalatant
California
Andrews, Petera & Andrade
M Wns
Prendergast and Mossman
Honolulu
Wlen
Emmeluth
Hieu
Spreckels
Hoogs
Fearless
Emmerith
Eleu
Monsarrat
Feartesa
Monegarrat
Ayleft
Prendergast
Walakamio
Beckley
Robinson
Emmeruth
Cantoneera
Nanseu Pall Road
Dickey
Aylett
Kalini
Evwaliko
Makekao
Jost
Snally
Emmeroth
Gee Oak
Pay and staffing debate at municipal offices
Discussion over payroll and salaries for two engineers, a proposed raise to 7200, governor recommended 6050, motion failed and 6000 kept. High-lift pump payroll set at 1900. Proposal to merge market inspector with fish inspector rejected.
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Mossmas
Emmerith
Dote
Te Emmeruth
Wee
Unclear bank cashier letter on ailments and cholera belts
A Winterset Iowa bank cashier describes experiences with a carpenter troubled by diarrhea and rheumatic symptoms. He mentions Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as having cured him and notes becoming an agent. Sold by Benson and others.
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W. & Whedon
Ket National Bank
Winterset
Iowa
Carpenter
Chamberlain
Gove
Benson
Federal Agente
Jonotets
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TUG Eleu
Queen Emma Legacy Fund
Specta Secownt
Bilabop Trust
Cabeeee
Treasury
Thomas
Emma
Kalauokalan
Kelauakalani
Diamond Head
Military Department
Ekalatckalant
Proceedings OF
Lower House
Robertson
Stacussion
Faa
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Maes
U.S. An
Hollister Drug Co., Agemts
Chas. Brewer & CO
NEW York Line
Helen Brewer
New York
Fortreigh Chas. Brewer & Eco
C. Brewer & C 510. Co
Ine
Boaohula
Glarke's
Lincoln
Counties
Hage
Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Fire and Marineaines A’gts
Royal Insurance Company of Javetechs
Vallance Assurance Company of
Don, Marine and General Assuransg Co, Ltd
London
Bete Ae Orie National Insurance of
Edinburgh
Wilnems of
Edgeburg Gieneral Ingeranes Company, Assurante Co. Ltd
Munich
Berlin
the Bank of Hawaii
Republic of Hawaii
Coentinw
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