Hawaii commerce and Taft visit impressions noted
The article reviews promotional work by the local chamber and discusses improvements to advertising standards for tourism. It covers reception arrangements for Taft during a Honolulu visit and references the Rice Industry report urging relief measures and policy tweaks in agriculture and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft Party
Taft
Honolulu
Var
Rious
Hawaii
Philippines
Committee On Commerce, Manufacture, and Agriculture
Hawai
Wok Rescues Flag of Custom House From Dizzy Position
An Acting Governor notices a flag upside down atop the customs house at Nolte and reports to the collector Stackable. The incident prompts a quick response as officials arrange to set the flag right and restore the Star Spangled Banner’s honor.
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Jack
Atstan Leonard Charles
Atkinson
Territory
Hi Wall
George Robert Carer
Tuat
Nolte
Manchuria
Manila
Teddy Roosevelt
Customs House
Noltex
Mr, Stackable
B. Fisher
Newdiene
United States
Hawaiian Rice Debate Tests Markets and Labor Costs
The piece argues Hawaiians prefer Japanese rice over Hawaiian varieties despite higher costs, noting patriotism is not the sole driver. It cites cheaper Louisiana and Texas rice, predicting the Hawaii industry’s survival is uncertain amid competition and labor cost changes. It calls on the Chamber to push president and board for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Texas
Lena
Hawaii
Chamber of Commerce
Local and General Highlights and Travels
Read Wants on page 6 and the Bulletins later. Ketnet K Wilcox leaves for a China trip to the mainland. Wyckoff Otha Wyckott depart for the mainland on the China. The Adventure of Black Peter No 6 begins in tomorrow's Sherlock Holmes. Midwinter Baseball League to meet at the Young Hotel tomorrow evening. Prices cut in half to encourage bromide and inversion. Honorary Photo Supply chief Rudolph Spreekely departs for San Francisco. Professors Hitchcock and Perkins will leave tomorrow for New England.
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K. Wilcox
China
Wall
Nebola Co. AG
Wyckoff
Otha
Wyckott
Camera Views
Paradise of
Paifr
A. F. Knudsen
Black Peter
Midwinter Baseball League
Young Hotel
Rudolph Spreekely
Islands
San Francie
C”. Hitchcock
Prof
G. O 'Perkins
Delands
Hole New England
Hones
Missing Paterson mayor hunted aboard Ocean liner
Police and newspaper reporters comb the Ocean liner Sonoma for William H Helfer ex mayor of Paterson sought for embezzlement. Sheriff Brown and Deputy Hunt inspected every cabin but found no match to the description. The vessel will be guarded until departure to the Colonies tonight with further steerage searches planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone Ima
William H.elcher
Paterson
Neleherte
Harry Punt
Bonome
Bealdes
Newapaperman
Weveral
Rhetty Brown
Flint
Sherif
Maiiland
Sonoma
Sheriff Brown
Hunt
Larrin Andrews
Dourhitt
Willan
Heleber
N. J
Andrews
Douthitt
Health inspection on voyage aboard the Oceanic liner Sonoma
The Oceanic liner Sonoma arrived in port after a quick health inspection by Dr A N Sinclair. About eighty cabin passengers were aboard with many locals and tourists reaching the colony. the ship carried general freight and awaited 11 o clock departure for Sydney.
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Sonoma
A. N. Sinclair
Pratique
Bruce Hart
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