Russians Satisfied On Plantations
Mantle by Agent of the Russian Government reveals countrymen growing accustomed to work in Hawaii. Paul de Kerberk reports Russians on plantations work regular hours that are shorter than at home. He notes men adapt quickly and are happier away from leadership that stirs trouble in Manchuria and Oahu.
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Ocean View
Koko Head
Honolulu
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Hawaii
Manchuria
Mr. Kerbers
Ja Mani
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Wireless Log From Sea Reported By Serra Crew
The message records a sea report dated April 29, 1910 from 881 miles from Honolulu. It notes moderate northerly winds, a long westerly swell, clear weather, and all well. Barometer 30.50, temperature 62 degrees.
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Serra
Bierra
Honolulu
Imprisoned Leader Brings Russians to Town Clash
Report from Baltimore American describes a confrontation as Russians gathered at the police station after their leader was imprisoned. Sheriff Jarrett tried to delay action while a small force, aided by trusties, dispersed the mob with clubs and shields. Most Russians were driven away and only a few remained in cells.
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Seriou
Eluhy
Vasile
Diaporaliz
Cella
Haltimore
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