Hawaiian Delegates Named for New York Immigration Conference
Acting Governor accepts invitation to appoint ten delegates to Hawaii for the National Civic Federation immigration conference in New York on December 6 and 7. The letter emphasizes promoting American settlement, limiting Oriental influence, and encouraging homestead employment to develop Hawaii.
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New York
Mawaii
New York 1
Associated Preaediapatoton
Bulletin
George R. Carter
Hawaii
Honolulu
of Hawaiian
National Conference Upon Immigration
New York City
National Civile Federation
United States
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Ife
August Belmont
The
National Civic Federation
Chas, A. Moore
Civic Federation of
James P. Archimala
Ceys
National
Civation
Fourth Avenue
Dewar
Amuri
Hawaii Promotion Committee Reports Hotel Rise in Visitors
A report from the Hawaii Promotion Committee notes tangible results from winter to summer travel. Hotels report rising guest counts and inquiries, with increases in May July and overall for 1908. Letters from hotel managers detail stronger tourist activity, better occupancy, and plans for next winter.
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Spalding
Chamber of Commerce
Hawaii
Hawaii Promotion Committee
Honolulu
Eunon
Leon
Gioete
Klopovers
Ewanut
Eile
Moana Hotel
Lyts
Kgntay
Volciio Haune the
Howolie
Iiminwes
Tahoe
Hawaii publicity push eyed by railroad and press campaigns
Efforts to promote Hawaii include free advertising in magazines and newspapers, photographs for illustrations, and coordinated campaigns with railroads like Southern Pacific and Canadian Pacific. The plan involves interchanging lists to attract travelers, with inquiries and potential high priced real estate deals noted as part of the push.
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Inetea
von Hane-Yeung
Veal Eatato Wien
Gomg
Rluwall
Hawaii
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Carlier
Pacthe Bow
Grand ‘Trunk
Sie
Kauai and Maui Forest Reserve Plan Outlined at Meeting
Acting Governor Atkinson and plantation representatives discussed expanding forest reserves on Kauai and Maui. The plan cited 10 500 acres on Kauai with 3040 excluded for cultivation, and Maui reserve proposals totaling around 2 900 acres. Government lands would be set aside with water rights managed by Baldwin interests and Kalapee land held by Kilauea Plantation. no objections were raised.
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Atkinson
Porester Howmer
J. C. Dole
Harry Whitney
Ralph
KE Paston
Department of Agriculture and Forestry
King Eifeet
Tees
Kiual
Mawt Whitney
W. G. Irwin & Co
Kitchen
Molpte
HP. Baldwin
Paxton
Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association
Hosner
Rewivis
Kowai
Walpl
Hanatel
Baldwin
Ballwin
Athinsnn
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Childrens’ Headwear
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Cor, Fort and Berctania Sts
Wess Wynney
HEINZ
the Majestic Hotel
Sachs Block
C. Baddaky
Oana Hotel
Waikiki Beach
Rapid Transit Electric Care
Moana Hotel Co., Ltd
David Dayton
Merchant Street
Kapiolani Park
Kalihi
Ashing Company
John Pottie & Sons
Alexander & Baldwin Stock Ranch
Parker Ranch Co
J. M. Horner Ranch
Washington Light Co
W. Macfarlane
Honolulu Renovating CO
Fern
North Fort
Mixaion
Fort
Dell
National Civic Peder Tlop
Artie
Pristiog
Bulietio
Ouuanareg
Bitteerss
Or Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
King St
Alakea
Phone
Guy Owens Electrical Construction Company
Union ST
Pacific Transfer CO
Beick Warehouse
Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd
Union Streets
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Rasport
Consolidated Soda Water Works
Furniture Repairs Unlimited
Alapai Street
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Ed Meat CO
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Pajamar
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