Immigrants hear Governor Frear address concerns
Immigrant crowds confront Governor Frear as he explains the concessions of the Planters Association. Prominent agitator Vasitel pushes migrants to reject plantation work while warnings of deportation and promises of better terms are debated. The open air meeting ends with tensions evident between migrants, authorities, and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawa
Vasitel
Frear
Jhem
Assoc
Perent
Niigata Maru brings sugar mill and tragedy in Hawaii
The Niigata Maru arrived at the Alakea Street wharf with Japanese goods including a sugar mill destined for Takau. A Japanese chauffeur named Masaki ran down Mrs Rae Kalelatil near Fort Street, injuring her severely as a wheel passed over her leg. Masaki was arrested. a warrant may be issued tomorrow.
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Honoluat
Formum
Nippon Yuson Katohi
Nitenta Mura
Apm
Japan
Telands
Bogar Mil
Fist Wen
Honoluli Thom
Opera
Takau
Pormemi
Niigata Maru
C. Richards
Baigho
Port Arthur
Dany
Nikane Murath
Tolalit
Maxakl
Mew Kalelatil
Rae Jolallt
Fort Street
Beretwula
Masaki Wan
Mra Kajetatit
Mra. Kaleiatit
Four tennis clubs to vie in Manoa Valley tournament
The Heretanta Pacific Neighborhood and Manoa clubs will participate in a major upcoming tournament at the Manoa Valley course. Details will be announced soon as organizers promise one of the biggest events held in Homa tutu with many engaging matches planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennis Clube
Manoa Valley
Heretanta
Wid Manoa Clube
Sierra's first voyage with 70 passengers replaces Alameda
The steamer Sierra, from Bon Franchien, arrives off port in quarantine and prepares to dock after fitting new engines and a beaming plant. Dr. Motchikow, a Public Health Service surgeon, is listed as a passenger and may undergo clearance. The ship carries 77 cabin and 14 deck passengers for Honolulu and will deliver 1102 tons of general merchandise and freight.
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C. Hrewer A Co
Bierra Tx
Motehkiow
Servier
Sierra
Matel and Mall
Honolulu
San Franciero
Sierra Sierra Liner Reenters Service After Oakland Layup
The Oceanic liner Sierra has been laid up in Oakland since October 4, 1907 after withdrawal from Australian service. She has undergone extensive repairs and new passenger accommodations to offer a comfortable voyage to San Francisco. Captain Dowdell, Chief Officer Dawson, and Purser Smith are among Alameda and Port officials coordinating the ship’s return and next sailings from San Francisco, with the vessel due to depart at 10 o’clock Wednesday morning in April.
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Oakland
Ocwante
Sierra
Sononme
Ventura
Connee
Metin
Cartain Dowdell
Dawson
Stipwald
Alameda
Serre
Pugeer
Tom” Smith
Alwaye
Gmirth
Humber
Legion
San Francisn
Hinokaa Bond Sales Reflect Market Strength
Bond market notes report Hinokaa bonds sold at 108 with a large block, investors taking most of the issue as market prices hovered. Prices showed strength across listed securities with mixed activity and tight money conditions limiting bank loans.
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Stock Exchange
Wal Alwe
Ho Wokan
Meliryde
Four Witnesses Arrested in Police Court Case Morning
In a police court session Judge Ansirade ordered arrests after the proceedings involving Okino, a Japanese man accused of assault. Three others were charged with felonies, while a dentist named Robert was cited for practicing without a license. The report notes additional arrests as the morning continued.
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Ansirade
Okino
Alan
Merning
House Sustains Speaker on Tariff Recommit Vote
Washington D C Apr 1 The House sustained the Speaker by a 150 to 161 vote on ruling out of order a motion to recommit the legislative appropriation bill with instructions to repeal the tariff The result shows the majority favors the present tariff bill despite claims the tariff drives industrial rise
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Washington, D. C
House
Sun
Strikers Celebrate Peary Victory End Polar Quest
In Indianapolis on April 1 strikers in coal mine districts celebrate the anniversary of their eight hour workday. In Baltimore labor reports indicate miners’ wage advances. Philadelphia notes five street cars dynamited by strikers or affiliated parties. Chicago coverage quotes Commander Peary saying he is finished with polar exploration, ending plans for a South Pole contest between America and England.
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Indianapolis
Coa
Philadelphia
Chicago
Peary
Aiviera
England
Wale
President to Control Facts in Tax Bill Publicity
Washington April 1 The House adopted an amendment to the corporation tax bill granting publicity of one returns at the president's discretion. The provision gives the executive branch authority to decide which tax return information is made public.
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Wrigton
D. C
House
Mathew Turner Aground Near Kahului After Reefing Attempt
Reported from Kahului a Mathew Turner laden with fertilizer ran aground on a reef while tugs from Katulot and Baldwin tried to free it. The Mikahale and Claudine were mentioned nearby as weather and shipping officials tracked the incident. arrival times and signals were noted as crews awaited lighterage and further word.
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Mathew Gee
Une Nlraye
Alexander
Bastdwit Hay
Kahulut Amt
Baldwin
Katulot
Matson Navigation
Kahulil
Kennedy
Tn Ter Mand Steam Navigation Company
Wirel
Mikahale
Lachatna
Kabulus
Allesanuis
Bakiwia
Weloek
Beets Prices Steady In New York Market Report
Beets show 5.15 cents in early quotations with parity around 8.16. San Francisco market notes include 88 analysis and 14s. 8d. for the day with reference to previous quotation and parity.
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San Francisco
Government says Philippine gov to prosecute captured Japanese
Washington April government officials state that prosecution of Japanese captured in the Philippines rests with the Philippine government and does not require federal action. The note clarifies this is not a matter for federal authorities.
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Washington, D. C
Philippines
Bids Opened For Four Submarines In Washington
Bids were opened today for the construction of four submarines authorized for the year. The Bridgeport Company of Connecticut submitted the lowest bid at 424000 dollars per submarine.
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Washington
Bridgeport Company of
Connecticut
Henry Easton 15 badly injured in shipwreck incident
Henry Easton a 15 year old resident of Lawton suffered serious injuries after a mishap on the deck of a vessel. He and another passenger were reportedly knocked unconscious and taken to hospital where his condition was described as grave. The report notes injuries to a captain and mentions a prior fatal incident nearby.
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Henry . Easton
Ferton
Jock
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Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Niigata
Oceanic Steamship Company
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Jermuione
Baltimore
Schr Turner
Kahului
Henry Easton
Ander Mack
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