Aliens Treated Alike Under Law In Immigration Debate
Article discusses proposed immigration reforms led by Senator Dillingham and the Immigration Commission. It explains plans to repeal Chinese exclusion, bar non naturalizable aliens, and extend naturalization eligibility, noting Japanese aliens would be little affected. The piece frames policy shifts and cites sources obtained by the Immigration Commission and the Comptroller-General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Albert
Fapeenl Mateo CT
Corrempan
Washington, D.C
Ate
United States
Immigration Commission
Dillingham
Wumission
Sean
Conkre
Conalow
Congress
The Liberty theatre to rise on Nuwaun street in Honolulu
Promoters announce a new theatre named The Liberty to be built on Nuwaun street with a sound proof roof and fireproof structure able to seat about ten persons. A top class of entertainment is promised, with plans to partner with a large villa resort from the mainland for production and moving pictures. A. K. Vierra will lead the venture with a Sullivan & Donalding representative attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Tulit
Heim
Nuwann Street
Chapelain
A. K. Vierra
Sullivan
Donalding
Ae Hiesslat
Ing Pictures
Vierra
Pratt For Chief Practically Sure Hindrance Indorsed by Territorial Committee
A Republican Territorial central committee meeting endorsed Dr. Pratt for Chief Health Officer. The vote favored his appointment as governor may suspend Mott-Hmittte, with committee members present or previously expressing support. The action followed a discussion on opposing Dr. Mott-Hmitte and in favor of Dr. Pratt’s suitability and public health leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Central
Non Tortay
Dr. Pratt
Protas
Board of Health
Usenius
Mott-Hmitte
Hamed
Holiy
Atlow
Tobey
Howe
Thrice Endorsed to Head Board of Health
Ambiguous fragments report thrice endorsement for a board of health post. Mentions possible nominees and meetings with unclear names and dates. Additional readable items hint at city committees and future formal meetings without clear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Health
Maul Contractor Requests Affidavits On Charges
Wate luke 4 contractor W. IL Paterson faces demands to provide affidavits regarding charges tied to Maul Freud commission investigations. Superintendent Marston Campbell notes a letter from W. F. Pogue agrees affidavits are needed, with a meeting planned this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. IL Paterson
Public Works
Marston Campbell
W. F. Pogue
Bulletin
Maul Freud Commission
Potter
Pogue
Matton Campbell
Jared Smith May Get Field Job
The report states Jared Smith, or Jarod G. Byulch, a former president connected with the Kon Tobacco Company, is favored for a marketing superintendent role in a reformed immigration and statistics department. Authorities note uncertainty about whether his candidacy was formally presented to the committee, with some officials delaying final decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarod G. Byulch
Kon ‘Tobacco Company
Starrett
Tylands
Phate
Beny
Cooper
Republicans
British Railroads Resume Activity
London Aug 21 Railroads resume normal condition as workers expect recognition of their demands. The revival comes as services restore routine schedules and crews return to work after disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Senators Favor Arbitration Treaties Amid Pacific Pact Tangle
Washington reports three minority senatorial notes praising arbitration treaties with France and Britain, while highlighting a Pacific bond issue and a Hawaii trust company dispute. The Maui Trust concerns involve Pacific Surety Co in San Francisco, agency resignations, and solvent status with ongoing employment and insurance details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Chinese Athletics Club Split Games With Maui in Honolulu
The Chinese Athletics Club baseball team split a Maui series in Honolulu. On Saturday noon the Chinese side shut out the Valley Islanders 5 to 0. The Maui team bounced back Sunday to win 10 to 8, as a fair crowd watched the games in Wailuku.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailuku
Kim
Honolulu
Maui
Valley Islanders
Wood Planning Army Changes
General Leonard Wood, chief of staff, outlines a plan to reorganize the army into continental and insular forces with permanent regimental commands to improve efficiency and command structure. The proposal signals a major restructuring effort and potential shifts in defense posture and troop deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hott Cabbie
Leonard Wood
Oraft
Territories Gain Statehood: Arizona and New Mexico Admitted
President Taft signed the resolution admitting Arizona and New Mexico as states. A provisional recall of the judiciary will be eliminated from the Arizona constitution, marking a pivotal change in territorial status and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bren Catne
Washington
B.C
Taft
Arizona
New Mexico
Statehood
Wiley Chief Scores Him Ampelated Drew Cable
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson testifies before the investigating committee and heavily criticizes Halvey Wiley head of the bureau of chemistry as Aug 21 events unfold in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Cable
Washington, D, GC
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Halvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Daughter of Wang Leong to Enter Convent Here
New York Aug 21 Sister May Alida daughter of Wang Leong of Honolulu is returning to Honolulu to enter the Convent of the Sacred Heart. She will reside in New York until September and then move to Hawaii to begin life as a nun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wang Leong
Huttecin
New York
May Alida
Wang Laong
Honolulu
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Hawaiian Dredging Company Wins Pearl Harbor Bid Amid Low Price
Sealed proposals for seawall and building foundations at Pearl Harbor Naval Station were opened at 1 o'clock. The Hawaiian Dredging Company bid far below rivals, citing immediate material readiness and a 1000 yard crane crew. Contractors questioned the low figure, noting current dry dock concrete work and shipping costs would influence final costs and schedule. Foundations expected to start within two weeks with a five month completion window.
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Pearl Harbor Naval Station
Adalat
Cowles
Jneak
Hawatiian
Lu-Young Engineering Co
John F . Howler
LM Whitehouse
Hagtley
Royal Engineers
Ual
Hawaiian Dredgins Company
Pamiel Ty
Fanny
Remmante
Lawhat
Jilin
Drefuine Company
Shafter Men 10 See Volcano Practice March to Mauna Kea
A hundred soldiers from Fort Shafter are expected in Hilo on the Mauna Kea to make a practice march to the Volcano. The event, slated for August 21, reflects military preparation and drills by the unit.
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Shafter Men
Hilo
T. Hy
Fort Shafter
Mauna Kes
George A Davis Resigns as U S Commissioner
United States Commissioner George A Davie submitted his resignation to Tudge Charles B Clemane on Bates May 1st. Charles & Davie remained in the position briefly, but upon Davie leaving, Niksen was appointed to fit the role, removing the need for a new appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George A Davie
Charles B Clemane
Bates
Qiut
Hie
Koi
Charles
McNAMARA Kidnaping May End Congress Session Tomorrow
Sacramento August 21 Governor Johnaan approved extradition of Hossick, Los Angeles detective charged with kidnaping and related counts. Washington August 1 Congress plans to adjourn tomorrow following a Penrose inspired reform push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Congress
Topera
Calin
Sacramento
Cal
Johnaan
Hossick
Los Angeles
John J. McNamar T
Washington
B.C
Penrose
Cotton tariff bill passes House likely to be vetoed
Washington Aug 21 The House passed the revised cotton tariff bill. It is anticipated the measure will be vetoed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sphrwing
Lehte
Ann
Washington
B.C
Senator Owen seeks probe of 1907 Panic in 1907 inquiry
Senator R L Owen of Oklahoma introduced a resolution in Washington on August 21 calling for an investigation into the Panic of 1907. The proposal arrives amid calls for accountability and examination of financial safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarmittaee Piorr
Washington, D. C
R. L. Owen
Oklahoma
Oahu Railway Prosperity Report At Annual Meeting
President I E Dillingham of the Onto Railway and Land Company closes the meeting with a favorable annual statement. Reports show financially satisfactory results though sugar shipments were delayed by a labor strike, raising revenue in the last half of the calendar year 1909 and diminishing the expected full year gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillingham
Onto
Rnnway and Land Company
U S May Decide to Sell Spanish Wrecks
Washington messages to the House urge further appropriation and decide whether to sell the wrecks of the battleship Maine. The note discusses the condition of the hulks and potential disposal options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Frye
Washington
D.C
Maine
Sugar Prices in San Francisco Market Report
Sugar prices in San Francisco on August 21 show a 96 degree test and a rate of 4.0925 cents. Previous values indicate 88 analy rity and 6.03 gente with prior quotation 14s 4d.
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San Francisco
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Mattern
Mugiseer Howell
Vogue
Watterson
Tully
Wesaid
Jared Smith
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Mr. Smith
Pavifle Huroy Company
Pacific ‘Burrty Company
Thie
Agenes
Ant
Hawelian ‘Trunk Company
Hae
Barginey
Suny Company
Mawallag Trunt
The
California Insurance
Wiley
Pearl Harbor
Hawainan Dredging Company
George A. Davis
Oahu
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