Immigration act review by Justice Department discussed
Immigration Commissioner F P Sargent reports exhaustive inquiries into the importation of Portuguese immigrants to Hawaii under the Territorial Immigration Act. He finds no contract labor violations and says the matter of federal compliance will be decided by the Department of Justice. He prepared to transmit testimony and the Territorial Act to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Department of Juntion
Department of Justice
Territorial Board of Immigration
Anbody
Particu
F. P. Sargunt
Sargent
Tme
Carter
Jack
When the cat's away burglars strike in baseball style
A fragmented note references a deposit vault and Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd. suggesting a risky security lapse. The line hints at burglars exploiting absence to access valuables and mentions a safeguard or cure by vault measures.
Luncheon Honors Sargent Commissioner at Young Hotel
Governor Carter attended a noon luncheon at the Young Hotel in honor of Commissioner Sargent. Guests included N. W. Sargent, R. W. Breckoos, K. D. Tenney, Raymond C. Brown, J. H. Craig, M. Swanay, HD Mand, A L. Atkinaot, Ms Giffard, C. M. Kinney, J. J. Carden, and W. The list reflects a civic gathering with local officials and associates.
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Governor Carter
Young Hotel
Sargent
N. W. Sargent
R. W. Breckoos
K. D. Tenney
Raymond C. Brown
J. H. Craig
M. Swanay
Mand
Atkinaot
Giffard
C. M. A. Kinney
J. J. Carden
Brown appointed Inspector in charge of Local Immigration Station
Raymond C Brown named Inspector in charge with a commission to arrive in January The notice reports the Maui trip of M Cooke and P C Jones who witnessed the new Wal ika mill start up described as working very satisfactorily The Naniola Pau Riding Club will host a holoku dance in San Antonio Hall on December 14 at 7 80 oclock with singing and refreshments S W Logan filed a petition in the Supreme Court contest titled J M Kealoha for Supervisor Koeolaupoko and Koeolauloa district The First National Bank of Hawaii announces its annual stockholders meeting to be held Tuesday January 8 1907
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Raymond C. Brown
Jocal
Naniola Pau
San Antonio
W. Logan
J. M. Kealoha
Koeolaupoko
Koeolauloa
Supreme Court
First National Bank of Hawaii
Carter's Report Favors Admission Of Japanese To The Public Schools
The Governor advocates allowing Japanese children to attend public schools, citing natural increase, birth under the American flag, and the goal of American citizenship. The Bulletin quotes the Governor’s annual report to the Interior Secretary, arguing that public schooling is a core American principle and essential for citizenship.
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Carter
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
American Commonwealth
Hawaii
Hawaiian Capital Invested in Rubber
The Territory of Hawaii forms Pahang Rubber Company with capital of 150000 dollars divided into 15000 shares of 10 dollars each. 12500 shares are marketable, 3750 fully paid issued to Dr KC Waterhouse in payment for a 2000 acre rubber lease in Pahang Malay Peninsula. Lease runs 999 years with fixed annual rents and exchange rate details given. Dr Waterhouse and George Harding traveled to the Malay States to study rubber culture and locate lands for cultivation and a future factory. Continued on Page 2.
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Pahang
Waterhouse
George Harding
Mainy States
Patie
Malay Peninsula
Roosevelt message on Japanese pupil segregation fails here
In San Francisco on December 6 the Roosevelt administration's stance on segregating Japanese pupils has not altered the local situation. Local officials and educators report no changes in policy or practice and indicate continued debate over school integration.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
Roosevelt
National Rivers and Harbors Congress Seeks Fifty Million
In Washington on December 6 the National Rivers and Harbors Congress met to advocate an annual appropriation of fifty million dollars. The group urged lawmakers to fund harbor and river projects to improve navigation, flood control, and commerce nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Waru arrives as America Maru reaches harbor
The America Maru docked from San Francisco this afternoon at 3. Purser notes a rotten trip after six days of northerly and southerly winds. Among the passengers, Dr. J. P. Gehring claims to be the inventor of wireless telegraphy and plans contact with the Marconi Company. Six men head to the Philippines to join the government railway project while others sail to Hongkong for Pacific Mail duties. The America Maru is due at the Orient tomorrow at 10.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
de Angelle
Cooney
J.P. Gehring
Marconi Company
Philippines
Geo
W. Boweh
Bit, Bennett
T. B Boone
A. Hamimolet
Winslow J. Halton
Hongkong
Paol Mail
Orien
Water Carnival Planned at Waikiki Beach
A water carnival is proposed at Waikiki by Secretary Jack Alki ron for this afternoon’s Promotion Committee hearing. The event aims to differ from past city shows with canoe races and power water sports, starting near the Moana Hotel pier and running along the beach to Sheriff Brown's residence.
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Waikiki
Jack Alkiron
Wport
Ely
Moana How
Sherif Brown
Roosevelt Opposed to Large Hawaii Land Holdings Says Sargent
Commissioner Larent cites President Roosevelt on Hawaii and a middle class of substantial citizens. Sargent interprets as industrious small earners who own homes and become American citizens. He disputes full reading of the message, urging Honolulu residents to read it in full and await the President's purpose for Hawaii.
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Roosevelt
Sargent
Larent
Hawaii
H Awaii
Hee Wall
United Staton
Hargent
Applaud for President Roosevelt on Japanese naturalization stance
In Sonoma California the public notes Governor Carter praising President Roosevelt's message on naturalizing Japanese residents. The letter discusses repealing the ban and the tension between sugar planters and territorial interests. It quotes support for immigration reform and notes gradual progress toward a solution. The piece ends with a reference to continued discussion on the matter on another page.
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Carter
Roosevelt
Congress
May Ai
Cambridge University
Tucson
Arisone
Sonoma
LEA
Toader
Suverie
Leat
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Immigration
Henry Weterhouse
Rey
Palins
Wes Abe
Sangent
Brown
Alfred Benjamin & Co
the Kashgo.,ltd
Sornea Fort
Hawaiian Trust
Ort St
Bonoluly
Waru
Sota Ee Oe
Wait Beng
Rt Weavy
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, L Ltd
Fort Street
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