Japanese Merchants Speak On Strike End And Return To Work
Japanese merchants express relief as strikers return to work and funding diminishes. They recall being pressured by weekly collector agents and acknowledge misjudging the strike’s likely success. Officials describe personal losses, including paid funds, and warn against repeating reliance on strained capital.
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Atelle
Msherman
Two New Postmasters Appointed for Maui and Hawaii
The morning announced two new postmasters for Maui and Hawaii. The Nahiki office is revived due to population growth from the rubber industry. Charles J. Amaia named Maile Lane custodian. Caroline Sharratt appointed postmaster at Kailua Hawaii in the Walnen District. Both offices are fourth class with 2 to 3 thousand patrons.
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Inapeetor
Lwlat
Maui
Hawaii
Nahiki
Charles J. Amaia
Caroline Sharratt
Kain
Walnen
Building permits listed for several cottages and residences
Aug 5377 K Matsumoto cottages on Mehop Lane Bishop Lane and Hinhop Lane show permit values around 500 to 580 thousand dollars. Other entries include D M Williams additions on Kinaw St Carriera residence on Keenumoku St 1800 dollars and dates such as Aug 17 388. Additional permit entries include M Ohita Nascol for a dwelling and T Ogawa bath house 260 dollars.
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K. Matsumoto
Mehop Lane
Matsumoto
Bishop Lane
Hinhop Lane
K. Segawa
Anapunt Bt
D. M. Williams
Kaimuki Gets Ten Minute Car
A fragment notes rapid transit petition progress and residents’ hopes for better service. It mentions a new convent starting next month with 120 pupils and emphasizes the need for improved travel time. References blank books, ledgers, and the Bullet Publishing Company.
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Rapid Trans
Ite
The
Bullet Publishing Company
Sunday Services at Hirst Methodist Church and Nearby Outlines
Vintage parish notice lists Sunday worship at Hirst Methodist and Epworth branches with 10 am services led by Arthur Robinsony and pastors. Includes evening worship, midweek meetings, and invitations to visitors, with details of Sunday Aug 22 events and Christian Endeavor at 6 pm, as well as Bible school and synodal gatherings.
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Hirst
Hertania Avwnie
Mi Street
John T. June
Qantir
Rate Way Wehoo
Arthur Robinsony
Murntig Wormup
Mibjeet
Peesevnemnen
Welledotugs
Epworth Lengye
Beall
Muthjeet
Fehumyhant
Caton
Dorenine Boulter
Minleray
Former pupil of Professor Dening in Japan visits hospital
The article notes that a former pupil of Professor Walter Dening, once a student abroad, is mentioned with concern for a health issue. It reports Elbe temperature returning to normal and the professor resting well after a night, with Dening visiting the hospital when possible and worried about his former pupil’s condition.
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Walter Dening
Jogo
Japan
Profes
Tantalis
Yale
Dening
Foote
Tariff Question on Manila Cigars and Duty
A tariff dispute centers on the Manila cigars valued near a million dollars and the new tariff bill. The Hew Lari law allows in bond transit with minimal duty. the trust formed its own manufacture after tariff passage, affecting pricing and imports.
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Valind
Chewn
Manila
Trust Im
Manta eL&urs Penicubte
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