Truth and Immigration Debated in Island Policy
Charles Peterson hardens stance on immigration and labor supply as a factual account of historic ties. The writer argues against misrepresenting the issue, noting diverse labor imports over decades and stressing harmonious relations with the United States. A lookout station at Barber’s Point is proposed with pilots noting distant steamers from Poole Mail wharf.
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Birn
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Inge
Atlantic
Coolie Ishor
Lndin
Negro
America
Wales
Republic
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Charles Peterson
Diamond Head
Lay
Barber's Point
Peterson
Marehauta
Fragmented notes on lighthouses and legal transfers
A garbled report discusses a person near Barber's Point lighthouse and a proposed lookout site, questioning its necessity and suggesting safer alternatives. It mentions Torrens land transfer legislation in California, and an anticipated Hawaiian measure. Attorney General Smith may report after a trip to New Zealand.
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California
Smith
New Zealand
TSB
Independence of Leslie's Weekly Shifts Senate Stance
Leslie's Weekly asserts growing independence after splitting from the presidential editorial chair. It takes a hard line against the Senate's opposition to the Anglo American treaty of arbitration, challenging party traditions. The piece argues the public will elect the Senate in time and judge conduct.
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Leslie
Senate
Mystery Over Japanese Woman’s Death Body Action Discussed
The passage questions whether the woman’s death was murder or suicide and suggests physicians can determine if strangulation or hanging caused death. It also critiques the Ready Made Tailors National Association and its stance against a labor system, claiming a potential humane service if it succeeds.
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Ready Made Tailors National Association
Knights of Labor
Maui title suit ruling and estate notices in Hawaii
Judge Derry grants quiet title for Maui land in Waialan area to Hattie Kekalakalu W A Kinney and others with costs. Young Hee vs Baker adds Sniffen parties. Frances E Hebron files eleventh annual account as trustee of Thomas H Hebron estate with year receipts 38682 expenses 3408. Judge Perry handles bankruptcy petition against Maria G Levinko storekeeper at Kakanko. Creighton Correa petitioners L A Dickey respondent. discharge granted.
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Derry
Ay Kotinn
Hattie Kekalakalu
W. A. Kinney
Teostee
Poow Va Keowe
Mauini
Waialan
Kinney & Ballou
Teebertaon
Young Hee
Colin T. Baker
BE. M. Sniffen
Laiki Sniffen
Wade
Frances E. Hebron
Thomas H. Hebron
Sam Balan
Perry
Maria G. Levinko
Kakanko
M. A. Gonanlves & Co
Creighton & Correa
L. A. Dickey
Ee Les
Supreme Court Grants New Trial in Iron Mountain Suit
In St Louis on February 12 the Supreme Court ordered a new trial for a $5000 damages case over the death of James Ganey at Iron Mountain Railway. Professor Nipher of Washington University testified, refuting the common belief that the boy was drawn under the train by suction. evidence showed air currents had the opposite effect.
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St. Louis
United States Supreme Court
Iron Mountain Railway
James Ganey
Laintiffs
Nipher
Washington University
James Gavey
Mayey Institute Club Meeting Highlights Unity and Purpose
At the Mayey Institute Club meeting Inet Saturday evening a paper was read by Mr. Stewart. He drew deductions showing the club's social value and the immense benefit of treatment for intoxication. Stewart recited an ancient Grecian fable stressing keeping focus on the main issue and the club’s permanent success, urging small differences of opinion be set aside.
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Mayey Institute Club
Stewart
Bravelle claims key to electricity and clay transmutation
St Louis report outlines Benjamin Bravelle, a scientist and inventor, asserting a discovery that could revolutionize chemistry by transmuting clay into metals including gold, silver, iron, aluminum, and several unknown metals. He says demonstrations aim to form a company with capital to build a plant at Fairkny in St Louis county and that tests allegedly changed silver to gold and vice versa.
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St. Louis
Benjamin Bravelle
Tts
Fairlnny
St. Louis County
My. Brazelle
Lewis Co Advertises Gourmet Foods in Honolulu Market
The ad promotes healthful, affordable imports aimed at cash buyers in Honolulu. It highlights English peas Cods Roe and Cambridge sausages in tins, claiming near-market quality, easy digestion, and premium European production for a refined palate.
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Opeland
Europe
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