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Hawaiian Gazette in Honolulu, Hawaii

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Hawaiian Gazette

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1901

Page

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Senate Controversy Over Board of Health Appointments

The Senate debated Gov Garvin's appointments to the Board of Health. Cecil Brown and Olly Bil clashed over rejection while Carter argued the law, warning that removing board members risks a cholera era repeat. Without a board, garbage collection and public health would deteriorate, prompting calls to uphold the governor's selections.

Darth Benator Acht Supder Governor’s Vanter Jaynes H. Bord Mt of Public Works E. Boyd Board ‘of Health Benator Cecil Brown Pearly The Bennete Cecil Starvin Senate Board of ‘Health States Ernors Garvin Ie Cpenstor “Carter Sivcernor Board of Health Carter Kakeeko Honolulu Public Works Department Russell Olly Bil Cor. Rusesf Pubic Works Department Hilo Olly BI

Prof Stubbs Views On Island Plantations Labor Question

An official report outlines Prof Stubbs views on labor on the island plantations. The piece discusses labor scarcity, overseas recruitment, and a scheme to import skilled agricultural laborers while avoiding the drawbacks of coolie labor and balancing male female workers. It notes government limits and proposed Malay Archipelago recruitment as a remedy.

Stubbs

Murderer Must Hang in Hawaii Supreme Court Ruling

The Hawaii Supreme Court orders re sentencing of Japanese murderer Fugihare Oreman to death after delays. Justice Galbraith writes the unanimous opinion denying several errors but allowing re sentencing to ensure validity. The court notes the death sentence must fix no specified time or place and may be amended by resentencing in court.

Supreme Court Fugihare Oreman Territory of Hawaii Joely First Circuit Paidal Little Galbraith England United States

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