Turbulent Hawaii debate over labor policy and Thurston editorials
The article records a heated clash involving labor councils, the Planters Association, and Thurston's Advertiser in Hawaii. It cites threats to Chinese labor, critiques of Thurston’s reporting, and calls for a fair, comprehensive investigation by President Gompers while warning against partisan manipulation. It notes opposition to labor exclusion and stresses the need for unity to serve the territory's welfare.
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Hal Wun
Minkbant
Thurston
Sia
Avery
Planters’ Association
Ciil
Hawaii
Japan
Inver
Bulletin
Royal Daily
Federation of Labor
Gompers
Beocket
Prince of Knockers
United States
Enrique Cortes
Washington
Itenburge Bentinel
Reyes Ories
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Fragmentary note on labor and capital unity in Thorpton
Fragmented OCR text mentions efforts to bring capital and labor together, a monument for Thorpton’s newspaper, and references to environment and territory. Names and clear facts are obscured, but the fragment alludes to workers, a prince, and local governance without concrete details.
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Jon
Thorpton
Abip
Nawal
Chinese Exclusion and Trade Debates in Press Draft
A New York Commercial article discusses United States Chinese exclusion and trade policies. It covers proposed treaty terms, calls for a more liberal approach, implications for labor and merchants, and the Senate’s potential stance on revisions to the existing agreement with China.
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New York
United Sities
Walip
Amerie
Amy Haw
Han
Long
Brett
Bern
Aeadn
Atwerleta
NikienMle Chines
Aico
China
Nile
Sargent
Lexiahor
United States of Chinings
Ifa
Ming
Bute Atull
Political reshuffle sentiment and district office change debated
The piece argues Governor Carter should replace subordinates amid alleged incompetence, praising Aberneth Anigens as sociable yet dictatorial in earlier rule. It cites desire for reform, endorses John Searle for public trust, and recalls local political dynamics and a humorous dental office anecdote amid a broad dispatch of varied notices.
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Polfewshop
Pat
Andrews
Carter
Berit
Hawaii
John
Searle
Halutnis
Pope’s Unconventional Habits Spark Vatican Debate
report on Pope Pius X contrasting old papal favors with modern restraint. discussion with a chamberlain reveals two sisters in Rome hope for access, while the Pontiff jokes about not sending admission tickets and letting them “take their chances.”
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Vatican
Chalra
Pius X
Rome
Seale
Pope
Haleiwa Limited Excursion to Hotel Haleiwa Sundays
The Haleiwa Limited offers a Sunday morning round trip aboard a two first class train leaving Honolulu, priced at $2.00. The excursion includes time at the Hotel Haleiwa with free beach and salt water bathing, tennis, golf, and drives behind you.
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Lea
Haleiwa
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