Japanese Migrants Promote Island Population Shift
The article notes rising Japanese movement to Hawaii and beyond, with 28 percent population growth in Japan and an immigration surge after 1875. It covers contracts, wages, desertion penalties, and labor tensions driving cane industry anxiety. Japanese and Portuguese laborers spread to Hawaii, Mexico, and British Columbia, stirring policy and labor debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
Aintee'e
Althoweh
Dapan Haw
England
Hawaii
United States
Inlanda
Japan
Japaneelogan
Commissioner General of Immigration Authe
Etka
Aleknens
Shi
Honolulu
New Orleana
FU Inlanda
Vincount Venomento
Clapas
Mexico
British Columbia
Amurs Jean
Canada
Fishermen’s dispute over salmon pricing sparks river alarm
He He and that 4,000 alarmed to the Frawer river, where they began to enter salmon for the canneries at prices the White fishermen had agreed not to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frawer
Women as Builders in Adirondack and Chicago Homes
A fragmentary 19th century account highlights women builders in the United States. It describes Mrs Len and Mrs Dunning crafting structures and furniture with limited tools, detailing timber framing, brickwork, and handmade chairs, tables, and decorative stairways. The piece links female labor to durable home projects near Louisville and in the Adirondacks, praising ingenuity and self-reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouwe
United States
Chicago
Cearge
Jane
Kanemeky
Pountain Ferry Park
Loulkvile
Leman
Sara L. Dunning
Fourth Lake
Adirondacks
Hans
Maddy
Tilly
Hemfort
Castle Faces Montano Bill Over Fraud and Mortgage Deal
W R Castle answers the Montano bill detailing his financial dealings with Mary J Montano and the Montanos. He describes long standing credit support and a complex property sale in 1809 to avoid taxes, with a mortgage and debt settlement involving $25 000 and about $8 000 remaining. He claims a and history of accused manipulation and insists business was conducted through his office. The article notes tax evasion allegations and the publication by The Autonomy Publishing Co citing factory labor and town work context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Montano
Montanos
W.C. Act
Cantle
Castle
Montano
Plaiuut
Wallele
Anid Bey
Nes
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N. S. Sachs Dry Ioods Company
J.J. Williams
Kamehameha 1
Old
Fort Street
Key West
H. J. Nolte
P.O. Box
Finke & Asbahr
Chaplain Lane
Fort St
Chas. Oramer
C. A. Grote
Merchant -i- Tallore
Union St
Hotel Ram
Hawaii Land CO
Loren
Achi Mlk
Nakuod
Makamat
Ooch Johnson
Prosident & Manage
Trewaurer
Wdkudltor
Board OF
Directo
Jonah Kumalao
J. Makatuat
J. W. Bipikane
W. C. Achi & CO
Brokers & Dealers
Fe Bay
Beli Boo
Iffice
West King Street
David Dayton
Merchant ST
Campbell Building
Merchant Street
Molokai
Nal
THE
Evening Bulletin
H. G. Biart
Yoro Fort ST
Ainslee's
Islands
Abou PainKinver
Sapes, Hawaiian Tobacco Co.,, Ltd
Nuuanu Sta
Hotel ST
Bethel
the Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Alakea St, Makai of Merchant St
Nox Tay
W.R. Castle
Autlotiy Publiehng Co
Menor Expielenen Anid
UTTLE
T. Hh. Davies & Co
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltda, i
Morgan
Hestach
Atherton
W.H. Hoogs
Avaitor — Reas
Hustace & Co., Ltd
Queens
Telephone
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