Immigrant questions stir storm over Hawaii planters
Fragmented testimony from Governor Carter and Commissioner Sargent fuels debate on Japanese immigration and plantation labor in Hawaii. Officials clash over aims of immigration oversight, with plans to bring workers sparking concern among planters and local authorities.
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Hawaii
Hawati
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Heathland
Vunhof
Heather
Japan
Sargent
Gove Oomer
Carter
Anger Planters Association
Sugir
Aan Genes
Gyeat
Ald Ann
Local notes and meetings spark town activity
The Promotion committee plans an afternoon meeting at 4.0 with residents and city officials. A public display and repairs are requested for King Street and surrounding areas. The Sibera passenger arrival is noted, and Attorney General Povwix returned from Mash after a prosecution update.
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Time City
New Kingland Bakery
Parker
Crm
Welaw
Inia
Jack Avkineuh
HranKpert al Uirichen
Baehs
Siberia
Podmere
Rodrigues
Alken
Henys Cain
Clasdine
Altorney
Povwix
Hivinems Firme
Rowidente
Malopsitet
King Atfeat
Deulion Wien
Buperetears
Real Estate Transactions Entered for Record 1906
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Leo' H Robertson
Tom
Hen Andride Ant Wi
Lata Rhouttural
Colam Coieseeeoees Vredortok
Lasalle Amt
Tod Alfred Magoonnguet
Haneterg
Geo W Robertson Coves
Lyman Tr
David A Loebensteln
Loebenstein
David A
John A
Evresell
Manoel
Frantinea de Calres
No Regiments Fearful War Talk In Hawaii Dialogue
Governor dismisses claims of two Japanese regiments in Hawaii and says war rumors harm peace. Officials note many migrants flood mainland colonies while Hawaii offers opportunity and space for lawful settlement, urging orderly immigration and American citizenship for newcomers.
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Ruwala
Japan
America
Hawaii
War Department
Entries for Poultry Show at November 15
Poultry show entries accepted with birds received Tuesday and until Wednesday noon. Judging to begin after 1 pm. Premiums open to all on exhibition day. Premium lists and entry hints available from secretary OC Rayres at 4 Queen Street with WeCheaney & Hons.
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Pewltry Stow
OC. Rayres
Queen Street
WeCheaney
Japan and its people praised as a model of progress
The article extols Japan's ancient and glorious civilization and its rapid late development. It lauds industrial, scientific, and artistic growth and the humane conduct of officials, doctors, and women. It notes Japanese aid after the San Francisco earthquake and the strong mutual respect between Americans and Japanese people.
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Japan
Europe
United States
Ife
Elvin Hones
San Franco
We must extend justice to Japan and improve American policy
The speaker condemns anti Japanese sentiment and school exclusion, calls for equal treatment of Japanese students, and urges federal action to naturalize and protect aliens under treaties. He warns against mob violence and asserts the national government must enforce rights and defend citizens amid international obligations.
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San Francisco
Universities and Colleges of
California
Japan
Orient
Avia
United State
United States
Winglo Cfty
Holloway Delivers Dual Reports In Governor’s Absence
Superintendent of Public Works Holloway compiles a double report for the Governor. With the Agriculture Department head Thurston absent, Holloway handles both the Agricultural Department’s and his own duties, delivering the combined text this month.
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Holloway
Thurston
Tunntle
Christmas Suit Buying Guide From Local Clothier
A local shop promotes new dark wool suits as festive picks for Christmas. The ad highlights affordable pricing and urges customers to consider these “naw ings in dark woolen goods” described as “duet The Thing” to attract buyers.
Edwards Seeks Bankruptcy Relief Amid Debts
Florence Edna Edwards filed for bankruptcy this morning listing assets of 979.08 with no secured or exempt property. Creditors include F. M. Swanay with a 1 account balance and Whitney a Staret with 118.50 owed.
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Florence Edna Edwards
Peti- Hon
F. M. Swanay
Whitney
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