Year of Woman Building Promises for Hawaii in 1910
The article surveys Hawaii's coming year with optimism about economic growth and social unity. It highlights industry expansion, permanent population goals, and increased worker prosperity while stressing patriotic fervor and local enthusiasm for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honalaty
Hawaii
Commonwealth of Permanure
Howe
Tanda
Hiwalt
Tabarern Ta Supply
Wemwlig Deviand
Pacific Cash Stamp Co promotes honest trade in Hawaii
The piece discusses economic progress in Hawaii, praising the Pacific Cash Stamp Company for fostering legitimate business and consumer benefits. It references legal context from Territory v. Gunst and notes industrial growth, home building, and favorable conditions for workers, while hinting at agitator activity and commercial competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Gunst
Duatioes Frear, Hartwell and Wilder
Dalton
Thorefrom
Fd. McDonald
Trading Stamps and Their Legality Declared
Edict warns against graft in the cash stamp business and calls for inquiry. The notice asserts widespread use of stamp discounts in Christendom, noting examples in Europe, the British Empire, the United States, and New Zealand. It frames the topic as legitimate and commonplace over the past twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christendom
Europe
British Empire
United States of America
New Zealand
Commonwealth
Vittuinos Critics Tie Coercion to Plantations Contracts
Report outlines coercion claims by Brownd Honotute supporters over months as Visayann workers faced pressure to quit contracts with plantation agents. Large delegation gathered at the executive building while Hagladers from Mantle filed a help version alleging planters violated a contract provision.
Fragmentary note on shipping routes and costs in Cebu
The fragment mentions Filipt Nie and a stipulated duilarys date of departure from Cebu Moire Pitkiuim and Steven. It notes Tagalog agitator influence in Manila and suggests the road incurred greater shipping expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filipt Nie
Duilarys
Cebu
Moire
Pitkiuim
Steven
Manila
Filipino labor plan mirrored in distant island settlements
The report outlines recruitment from Cebu or Hotta to Hong Kong for transshipment to an unnamed island, detailing how Filipinos would be moved to Hawaii after a watercraft charter with unnamed companies. It mentions seven women and several children, with distribution to a large island, alongside disquiet about meals and regulation themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cebu
Hotta
Honghons
Mattia
Hongkong
Paeltie Mall
Japhone Hels
Philippines
Hawaii
Teal Seumady
Varky
Reverat
Hunmiatooe
Isand
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Ivening Bulletin
Bulletin Publishing CO. Ltd
King Street
Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
THE
Associated Press
Wallace R. Farrington
Ening Bulletin
Wheely Bulletin
Wereyemoo
Duawe
Kawaii
Hinde Weed Cas and
HaWaity
Willian
Tony Shundreyt
Eicher
Midn
Joan
Canton
Ohio
Re Sn
New York
Robert Hacon
Prince
Merpont Morgan & Co
Morgan
T Prvat
Cuttho
Swaple
Vaudesville
WOME
Kaimuki
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Ue Trmple
Nomertender Mvekn
Tood
Trandit
Planters’ Station
Waterhouse: Trust
College Hills
Manoa
Kaimoki
Twelfth Avenue
Honolulu Harbor
Waianae Mountains
Merchant
Bishop Trust Co. Ltd
Bethel Street
Miss McIntyre
J. K. Himrvon
M. J. Rie Buveraan
M.D. Cheape
Muttaio
Sweden
Oui, Eb
Cage
Buwane Ganourne
M.D Brotign
Sewntat
A. Wane
Mi Do Bt
Lela
Infante
Elikdren
Fletcher
William F. Heilbmonn
Telephone 43
Honolulu Photo Supply Co
Fort Street
Arnold
Ehlers
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
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