Builders and Traders Exchange Legislative Report 1904
The Legislative Committee of the Builders and Traders Exchange presents a report from Honolulu dated January 19 1904. It notes efforts to pass labor and building measures, planned public buildings in Honolulu, a breakwater at Ello, and policies to encourage Oriental workers to remain on plantations under existing laws and favorable future federal orders. It emphasizes American principles applied to the Islands and mentions L B Pinkham as chairman.
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Builders & Trad
Honolulu
A. Garley
Monotulu
MH. T
Congress
House of Representatives
Sitio
Ello
Bulldere & Traders’ Exchange
Nda
Theme Islands
Legislative Committee
L. B Pinkham
Rapid Transit Episode In Streetcar Slip
A morning streetcar incident on Ming Street ends with a tall woman and her short husband creating a stumble aboard the Indy car. The husband jokes about slipping as both feet and tongue fail him, and bystanders move to alight and inspect a Douglass Patent Closets display nearby.
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Indy
Hubby
Bath
Douglass
Redhouse Homestead Guards Stand Off Police Raid
Officers Van Giesen and Makeba served a writ at Redhouse homestead in Kaimuki for Cecil Brown. Mrs Redhouse, armed, threatened the party. Japanese laborers fled as the officers entered. She dropped her pistol and was later released by the Deputy Sheriff with no charge filed.
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van Giesen
Makeba
Yeaterday van Giesen
J. W. A. Redhouses House
Kaimuki
Cecil Brown
Oficer Makela
von Holt
van Gleeen
Mra. Rethanuse
van Glesen
Hedjoune
Ulation House
Mnether
World’s Finest Battleship Might Be Italian Vitara Bienela
A German service review surveyed Hyaly and allied engineers of naval powers including Japan. It declared the Ludlan battleship Vitara Bienela the premier model for general al turn and excellence, presenting a global postcard census of experts and fleets.
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Hyaly and Lealling
Japan
Alturn
Vitara Bianela
Peking's New Route Steamer Converts to Coffee Trade
The City of Peking, once an East Asia mail steamer, is repurposed to haul coffee from Guatemalan and Salvadoran ports to Panama for transshipment. It is docked at Mull and will sail January 20 for the southern route. Also, Judge Robinson's court convicted John Chrinta of sodomy, sentencing him to five years, considering his wife and children.
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San Francisco Chronicle
iCty
Peking
Panama
Mull
Robinson
John Chrinta
E. C. Peters
L. M. Straus
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Atlas Assurance Company of
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Phoenix Assurance Co
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Albert Raas
Brangenwald
C. L. Dickerson
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Alexander & Baldwin Limiteao
P. Baldwin
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Zee Commission
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co
Haiku Sugar Co
Pala Plantation Co
Nabiku 8 Co. Plantation Co
Hawaiit Kabulut Railroad Co
C. Brewer & Co., Ltd
Queen Street, Hendule
T. H
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Ookalere Plant
Onomea Sugar Co
Honomy Sugar Co
Walluku Sugar Co
Makee Sugar Co
Haleakala Ranch Co
Morgan
Redhouse
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Louvre
Fort
Capilog
Wa'erman
Parker
Hawaiian Wews 6O,, Ltd
Alexander Young Building
Golden West Cigar Store
P.O. Bor
Merchant St
Ty Stone
Bethel
H. Cannon
M. Phillips & Co
Honolulu Iron Works
W. Grove
Milwaukee Beer
Secense
Miller
Milwaukee
Hoftschlasger & Co
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
King
Alakea
Main 390
Our Place
L. B
Kert's Naw Store
J. C. Axtell
J. Hopp King
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Consolidated Solator Was Co
Hawaiian Stockyards Company, Ltd
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Tur Goats
Harness Shop Horse Boots
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