Planters Plan for Portuguese Labor Import Amid Immigration Board Meeting
At a special session in the Magoon building the Territorial Board discussed planter demands to import 1,000 to 5,000 Portuguese laborers from the Azores or Madeira for immediate placement in Hawaii. Commissioners debated costs, routes, and who would supervise laborers, with debate over Atkinson’s resignation and Governor’s approval. A detailed planter-proposal letter is to be submitted at the next meeting.
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Territorial Board
Ft Immigration
Magoon
Fuggar
Forrd
Carton
Craig
Crabbe
Cooke
J. P Cooke
Azores
Madeira
Janda
Board of Immigration Auf Elent Funde
Plantere Association
Craig Kald
Portgutoe
Ernest Wodehorse
Atkinkonte
Cour
Atkinson
Sickert
Meilecker
Mrr. Cooke
London
Horn
Portumond
Twtore
Oregon
Washington
Dakotas
Crafg
Cardou
Plantaton
Bretman
In our safe deposit vault a safe deposit box with a key to
A fragment hints at a safe deposit vault item describing a box and a key. The readable portion suggests access to a secure storage element, but no clear event, date, or involved parties are provided.
Adams Being Investigated In San Francisco Family Tued
A man named Adams, connected to a well known San Francisco family, is held for investigation after arriving from Apia. He allegedly drew checks for 15 and 20 dollars on Bishop & Co. and admitted giving them to George Andrews of the Union Grill while reportedly drinking heavily. Adams claims his Honolulu business awaited orders and money from others, and he seeks 900 dollars from relatives as well as securing a bond with his trunk and clothes at the Hawaiian Hotel.
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Fred
Adama
Jamey Adams
San Francisco
Aas
Comatte
Apia
Piye Lite Eye
Fom
Lake
George Andrews
The
Union Grill
Andrewe
Bishop & Co
Adame
Andrews
Adem
Honolulu
Bamoa
I Adams & Co
Adams
Adame & Co
Fils Rela
Ventura
Tarons Wook
Kiley
Adams & Co
Riley
Christmas Shipment Notice At Wells Fargo Office
Wit order to carry the Christmas shipment of jee to the Coast. Orders bunch at the Wells Fargo Office on King Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells, Fargo
King Street
Governor Says Loan Petitions Not Secret Cope
Governor Carter released all correspondence on loan act petitions showing public input from Makawao and Pala voters asking for court house locations and funding. Letters to petitioners H A Baldwin and Chas Copp discussed paths for construction and appropriation, with Howe bills and road funding noted. article continues.
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Caries
Carter
Matoweo
Snel
H. A. Baldwin
Makawao Wan
Pasa
Makawao
Chas. Copp
Pala
A. Haliwin
Mont
Cme
Pata
Coup
Mokawuo
Baldwin
Wilmott, Vredenburg
Puako
Kawashue
Ere
Two Pot Mills to Arrive on Alameda Steamship
Two pot mills to be shipped to Alameda from Tang Fram by Friday morning. J Dewald Latters of the Lawe ied Hawaiian company plan new mills on every island in the group. The Alameda arrival marks the first of these ships, with more to follow as the plan expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
J. Dewald Lattes Mattar
Lawe Ied
Daybreak stamp of mixed rumors and notes from the territory
A jumble of phrases mentions truth of a story about Hite becoming Secretary, with stray references to University Heights San Diego and Col John McCiellan’s wife. An inspection of lighthouses in Hawaii is noted, and Captain Niblack traveled about 190 miles. The Promotion Committee is set to meet at 4 40 this afternoon.
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Hite
Drick
Lellan
University Heights
San Diego
Cal
John McCiellan
Hawaii
Niblack
Roosevelt Promotes Hawaii Fortification and Fair Deal
President Roosevelt's message to Congress urges immediate fortification of Hawaii and tax reforms. He backs allocating seventy five percent of Hawaii's internal revenue and customs for education, buildings, and defenses for twenty years. He calls for American governance standards, bans on certain labor classes, and regulation of interstate business and railroads. Lane named Interstate Commerce Commissioner. Banerman to form Britain government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Hawaii
Local Capitalists to Buy Bonds in New Issue
Local capitalists are to be allowed to purchase bonds from a new 75000 bond issue. Reports say bonds may be sold at private sale or via bidding, with no arrangements yet for sale in the East. Officials indicate local residents may not favor 1 1 2 percent bonds. A court motion in Maks versus Strauch, trustee, et al, was postponed today in Police Court to December 12.
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Unem
Theaptimoe Campbell
Inter
Herretary Atkinenti
Fromington
Maks
Fannie Strauch
Trustee
Land openings planned for nearly all island plantations
Land Commissioner Pratt announces a program to prepare government lands near plantations for enslaved workers to settle in family allotments. Some planters will receive land, build homes, and live near work sites while government provides land near Williamson areas where laborers can reside and work the plantations.
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Pratt
Acre
Oahu
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Immigration Board
Anit
W, Mand & Co, Lad, Wa Kubla Kaiant Inaole
David Kawananakoa
Jennie Clair
Aliee Latrande
Iwilel
Wm. T. Hornaday
P Iinters
Walt
New York
Jeal Park
Frank Me
Laedeenne
Parkers
Kash Company, Ltd
Fort Street
Hal
Per.s. S. Alameda
Hopp & CO
Rich Point
Madrar
J. Hopp & CO
J. A.M. Johnson Co., Ltd
Lane
Frankin K. Lane
Interstate Commerce
Commesoner
Ban Francisco
GHSNG
Evry Plantation
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