Shipping Masters Feel Uneasy Over Steamers Arrival
Sailors stay by ships as steamers threaten trade. Coast strike weakens business, ships scarce, crews eager to ship again for higher pay. Shipping masters fear two large freight steamers will reduce demand, forcing sailors to seek other livelihoods while labor conditions grow tense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mailara
Australia
Mia
San Francisco
Thinga Im Ban Prancinvo
Haoore
Jos. L
Ieviston
Island Porte
Fan
McGully Mer Streets Plan to Expand Rapid Transit Road
Waikiki Land Co plans a blanket mortgage by holders of nurreages upon Tanda tract to raise funds for immediate grading of McCully street. The project aims to extend Rapid Transit road to Walkik road, with grading done promptly to avoid delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanda
Waikiki Land Co
McCully Street
Tos Puphiods
Fire at Tailor Shop Averted by Rapid Action
In Bolton's Bowton black, a small fire started by hot irons near George Martin's shop could have spread. Photographer J. J. Williams acted quickly, aiding his prompt entry and stopping the blaze before serious damage occurred. the loss was limited to some ruined garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Williams
George Martin
Bowton Black
Ira
J. Williams
Tte
Martin Non
Merchants' Association to Hear Reports on Freight Rates
An important Merchants' Association meeting is set for Saturday at 2 at the usual place. Members will hear reports from committees and discuss freight rate concerns with two interisland shipping heads. The group worries rising rates could hurt local business and aims to keep shipments from Coast ports to inland markets. The income tax appeal issue remains unresolved, with plans to involve Planters' Labor & Supply Co. still in flux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association
Gelock
Inter-Ishond Shipping Oram
Mem
Bers
Isocration
Thero
Conant
Compmine
Lees
Aml
Lewis
Smith & Lewis
San Frattelico
Washington
Plantern’ Labor & Supply Co
Marchante’ Association
Planters’ Labor & Supply Company
Pamablile
Plantes
Avanemtim
Itm Son
Anniversary Observance At The Memorial Building
An invitation announces a ceremonial gathering in honor of Founder’s Day at Karmehameha Reboole hoop, urging large turnout. The program lists a march by schools to the top memorial at 1 o’clock, with a procession and a pledge toward founding a free education institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karmehameha Reboole
Hoop Bern
Home Rule Labor Delegates Backed at City Meeting
A Honolulu gathering supported a resolution to admit a labor organization delegate to Republican Home Rule executive committees for campaign work. Speakers, including James K Kaulla and Prince Jonah Kalanianaole, urged unity and active labor participation in the next election cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Kaulla
Lsbor
Ansiowk
Hepupiycap
Iabod
Mrwantin
Evmeluth
Jonah Kalanianaole
Woo
Tore
David Kuplten
Atier
Wieght
Manly
Konwor Katuuckalant
Cole Initio Pronemt
Fragmented note on party resolutions and leadership
A garbled report discusses resolutions to be sent to Congress, leadership lines, and the formation of a central committee for the party. It notes debate over party control, with Dent and Kenlarwaniant mentioned, and hints at plans to reconvene after a forthcoming meeting to finalize leadership and strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ural Company
Hawaii - Canes
Fimennbath
Tesolutiona
Congress of
Ingom Roney
Ron Ald Wuehere
Kenlarwaniant
Wade
Ed Dent
Har
Jem
Laborers From Japan Begin Direct Hire in Maui Hawaii
Immigrants from Japan are being directed directly from quarantine to Maui and Oahu plantations. A chartered steamer carried 125 laborers to Olowalu and Pearl City to seek work, with plans to place arrivals promptly to reduce boardinghouse delays and outflows to towns. The process aims to streamline employment by matching laborers with local needs and avoiding detours through host boarding households.
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To Wen
Japan
Maui
Mawaii
Hassle
Olowalu
Peaubau
Iaborera
Hall
Hanalel
Lak
KOPBELE HAARD FROM Pacwasberry Letter Logged At Mauna Loa
Commissioner Awcl salture and Borestry KOPBELE HAARD reports a letter from Prof Kuetele via Mauna Loa. It notes a long trip, a burned district, healing after rain, and a plan to view waves at 4 o'clock tomorrow morning for Pahale. Other mention includes Warriors of Hamakua and travel toward Kana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wras Taylor
Awclsalture
Borestry
Kuetele
Mauna Loa
Fee
Hamakua
Pung
Olea
Pahale
Everland
Kana
Mauna Lon
NontoN Concerts Schedule For Boston Company
NontoN company plans two performances by the Boston Concert Company. The troupe plays Auckland and Wellington matches next week then travels to Melbourne and Adelaide before heading to Melbourne. Two remaining engagements include Auckland and Wellington. Admission 100, best seats limited.
Pupils at Gaby College Claim Grievance Over Matron Rule
Readable fragments describe alleged mistreatment by a matron at Gaby College. Trustees reportedly banished students from speaking with the matron and one boy was expelled after a confrontation involving the president. Parents and scholars protest perceived unfair actions and language from officials.
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Gaby College
Condos
Murident Suitu
Hurae
Rium
Agai
Spich
Candon
Hawaii
Aes
Trial notes in disjointed court proceeding in Hawaii
Disconnected OCR text reports a court case with multiple names and unsettled details. It mentions trial without license, appearance by Huger for the General Cathowrt prosecution, a denied verdict, jury committee names, and various individuals including Maria O. Lovinho and executrix Virginia Gomes. Also references estate inventories and real estate filings in Hawaii.
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Adachi
Japanene
Jim Depuce
Beluce
Lot Gully
Devenien
Wi Harrivon
Farvetomen
Kapla
Vivid
Maria O. Lovinho
Treaster
Silva
Hbociety
Ranitalion
Virgiola Gomes
Prnelsen
Hawaii Lawley Janl
Amendment notice unclear case filing details
Fragmentary OCR text refers to an amendment and a motion for leave to amend the complaint in a United Man Mine case, but the readable portions do not establish clear parties, dates, or venue. The record remains ambiguous, with key names and actions obscured.
Indigenous trees planted at Nunanu nursery in Hawaii
A note describes selecting thirteen varieties of native trees from Puuwanw and Wawall, with David Haughs planting seeds at the Nunanu valley nursery. Sandalwood decline noted as a vanished government revenue source, now restricted to few localities. The Bulletin’s industrial event bulletin is available at offices and newsstands for 26 cents.
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Ehen Low
Puuwanw
Wawall
David Haughs
Department of Forestry
Nunanu Valley
Lhekpeci
Investigator vows probe into Kau sheriff and complaints
Hawai i district reports allege misconduct by county police. Sheriff Brown says he will notify Kau and Lihue officials and push investigations to the top. he cites Chinese fisherman and Japanese cases as partly resolved and pledges wider inquiry. Local correspondents say names and dates are being pursued.
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Kaw
Hawaii
Sherif Brown
Ann
Sherif Andrews
Leg
Sherif Eaton
Kau
Sheri Brown
Rumtin
Tahalatin
Hut Ineri
Tmney
Pull
Horse Kicks Boy, Fatal Injury Shocks Town
A horse kicked a boy in a yard causing critical injuries. The animal turned and struck the child in the forehead, knocking him down. He died next morning at his home. The incident occurred at the station stable area amid a restless industrial edition note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charla
Dantéleon
Dirse
Ion
Fruit Growing Revival Prompts Hawaiian Pineapple Venture
A revival in fruit growing and a push to annex duties for protection spurred Hawaiian pineapple interests. The Heart City Fruit Co expands after acquiring a nearby canning plant. a new entity, The Haw Wallan Pineapple Company Limited, seeks charter to grow and can pineapples and hold property. Charter petitions name Albert Judd and others. capital stock set at 82000 with potential to rise to 190000. Directors and officers listed, including James Dole entities, with property valued at 2000 plus plans to deliver more land and pineapple stock within a year.
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United States
Heart City Fruit Company
Menara
Kidwell
Emmeruth, Gallagher
W. Weight
Hae Wallan Pineapple Company, Limited
Honolulu
Albert F. Judd
Jaming BD. Dole
Andy C. Atkinson
Charles & Dole
T. J Gibnom
AE Wamek
Te Cantle, Jr
Albert Blud
Tj, King
TH Gibson
Edgar Wood
Chas
Bote
A. Mettigalla
RL B
Boyd
AW. Rares
Charter P. Grimwood
A. L. C. Atkinson
Jair
Hole
James D. Bote
Mrs Dunne Ill In Courtroom Tumult Over Referee Ruling
Mrs J J Dunne wife of the acting district attorney lies ill as observers pack the courtroom during a tense night session. Federal attorney issues and bishop discussions frame the proceedings while Judge Idee set to continue Monday morning. The A C football team won the protest against referee George Caylor over the Thursday game ruling.
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Mra
J.J. Dunne
Diniriet Atturne Langeroualy Ath
Herbert
Atlent Thrangtout
Troulie
Batate Coudenymas
Idee Toe
1. A.C
Han WiNdFawn
Sralnet
George Caylor
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Emmerath
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Mmeag
Howe
An Vary Dain
M.P.D
Vrerinawe
Unite States
Alanape
Otr Island
Manalet
Kopbele Haard
Nonton Cancart
Atukle
Pope
Honninta
Boston Conmrt
Melitey
Next Werk
Auckland
New Zealand
Austrata
Cateutts
Muntta
OAL
Humphreys
Judgmen
Tris
Mr. Kluney
Bates
Burtine
The
United
Sheriff Brown
Manon Loa
Staten
Sonoma
WFLLS
Fang & Cl
Express Wision Express Co
We King Bt
Manufacturers Shos Co
Rally
Eelter
Cole En
Fort Street
China
Hawaiian Pineapple Company
Pearl City Fruit Company
Mrs. Dunne
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