Chinese Labor and Enterprise Among Hawaii Immigrants
A Honolulu census report details Chinese and Hawaiian labor patterns in 1897. It notes Chinese dominance in commerce and cooperative fishing firms, large land cultivations transforming swamps, and higher representation in unskilled labor, while listing education, religion, real estate, livestock, and license figures.
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