Planters and Executive Meet Over Japanese Labor Policy
Hawaiian Planters Association trustees held a secret conference with President Dole and the Cabinet to discuss Japanese contract labor immigration. The Executive has the matter and refinement. President Dole says the Executive had not decided before the conference to refuse further permissions for Japanese contract labor. They had contemplated taking such a step.
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The
Hawaiian Planters’ Association
Dole
Bicket ball concert trio set for this evening at M M A gym
The third in the series features the Business Men vs Hondlulas and the Diamond Head vs Owl Riders at o o'clock. Business Men lead with two wins, Hondlulus seek a upset to tie, Diamond Head hopes to recover from unlucky season and join the stake. Alumni Association of Kamehameha invites all to Principal Thompson’s home tomorrow for a reception uniting alumni and students.
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Hondlulas
Owl Riders
Rough Riders
Thia Inet
Diamond Head
War romance widow to wed Major Davis in New York
Myra Carter widow of American Charles Carter killed in Honolulu during the uprising near the time Queen Liliuokalani was restored is to marry Major Charles Davis of Albany. Davis, once wounded, was nursed by Carter in Honolulu and will marry her after visiting West Brookfield Massachusetts before returning to New York for the ceremony.
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Reparter
Charles Carter
Honolulu
Republic
Liliuokalani
Charles Kim
Davia
Albany
Mr. Davis
New York Regiment
Mrs. Carter
Myra
Carter
Major
Davis
bin Fair Sykney
West Brookfield
Maes
New York
Catholic Mission to Hold Services at Panabou Next Weekend
Remnant reports that on the Sunday after Enat er Sunday, Rev Father Clement of the Catholic mission will conduct services at Panabou. The 1:30 p.m. high mass includes a Portuguese English sermon and a collection for church needs such as a bell and organ. A 2:00 p.m. rosary follows, with the priest staying overnight and resuming at early Monday morning to urge Easter duties of confession and communion.
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Father Clement
Catholic Miasion
Panabou
Father
Mae
Mina Wilder Ill in Noang Amid Trial Delay
Mina Helen Wilder, the ba mane officer, is sick at her Noang home and will miss the police court trial of Piipi lani for cruelty to animals scheduled this morning. The bulletin notes the cane was wet for Toonday and mentions a monthly total of 750.
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Mina Helen Wilder
Noang
Piipilani
Toonday
Wedding of John H. Wilson and Olive Griffin in Honolulu
The article reports the marriage of John H. Wilson and Olive Griffin at the residence of George P. Denmon, with Rev. H. H. Parker officiating. Attendants included relatives, a bridesmaid Miss Mac Ginnes, and guests. a reception followed with a supper by J. W. Chapman. The couple depart for a new home in a College Street cottage amid gifts and celebration.
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John H. Wilson
Mine Olyne Griffin
Geo. P. Denmnon
Oahu
Binghamstreet
Ponabon
H. H. Parker
H. Petrie
Tan
Mise Lottie MacGinves
College Street
Wilson
Whitehouse
Lia
Itu Wkiil
Georgia
Monroe
Oakdale
California
Gray
H. Blount
Griffin
Stanford
Letter from WIL Cornwell on Yukon voyage hardships and mining near Minook
WIL Cornwell, writing from San Francisco, recalls a Yukon journey with Augnat Conradt. They moved from Dawson City to Minook seeking claims, endured extreme cold and snow, and planned winter work with the group including Ennsie Hopkins Conradt Mauer Grace Finney and Cokeley. Cornwell notes long river travel, stake-claim activity, and a promising Minook camp for the coming season.
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Wil Cornwell
San Franciaco
Australia
San Francisco
Bir
Augnat Conradt
Mena
Dawson City
Yukon River
Rampart City
Augnet
Mivook
Minook
Billie Kassie
Ios Son
Linvok
Dawcov
Deinila
Dawson
Craek
Merch
Ienil
Cho
Sera
Yeedleas
Conradt
Ennsie
Hopkins
Mauer
Grace
Finney
Cokeley
Cortially
Coanwenn
Treasury receives anonymous note with three $100 bills
Washington April 4 the Secretary of the Treasury today received in an envelope postmarked New York three hundred dollar bills. An accompanying letter said the money belonged to the United States Treasury and that conscience demanded its return. The note claimed knowledge of the sender's name and sin.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
United States Treasury
Dead Guardian's Estate Accounts Sought in Guardian's Suit
Judge Stanley issues oral decision sustaining the plea to bar the demurrer in the matter of James Hoare estate. Respondent gets ten days to file a timely answer. Petition seeks citation of the guardian through his executor John F. Colburn to file accounts. Kinney Ballou and McClanatan for petitioner. Lorrin Androwa for respondent.
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Guardian
James Hoare
Stanley
de- Murrer
Lim
Joh F. Colburn
Kinney, Ballou & McClanatan
Lorrin Androwa
Registration notes at Hovolala station amid oath form delay
Fifty one voters were registered at the Hovolala station up to noon. Registrars had not yet received any notification regarding the new oath form.
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Hovolala
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Hawaiian Islands
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Robinson
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Kaunanle
Suittin
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