Immigration Policy and American Labor Standards Debate
A fragmentary editorial questions U S immigration stance urging less emphasis on bringing in Europeans and Canadians while highlighting Americans’ preference for workers. It asks if policy should shift to attract desirable immigrants and balance population growth with national interests, pondering moral policy and harmony with American ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
New York
Europe
Maida
Self allogation that rare virtue vod men preach and God practise
A compact quotation attributed to Oliver Wendell Holmes notes the contrast between preached virtue and practiced virtue, signaling a reflective, moral maxim likely drawn from 19th century discourse. The line invokes self-critique and the gap between ideals and behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell
Builders of Hawaii Inspire Persistent Ditch Builders
A passage praising the men who constructed the Hanalei or Hamakue irrigation ditch in Hawaii. It lauds their courage, conviction, and determination to overcome obstacles to secure a permanent water supply and soil fertility. The piece honors their achievement as a model for the territory and for Maui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Informement
Duthoraa
Aleut Kom Haprely
Yuri Aline
Tor
Iuintwr
Huron
Travarnes
Jormeneen
Pune
Ehipty Japannm
de Wakhonn
Koroong
Hogi
W . Pachor
Dole
Gaillion Gultane
Sally
Duane
J. Jorgenem
Jomoe McCroinan
Janor M. Lair
Fod
Jorgensen
Kalmar Morton Jr
WW. Warner
Beedon Oversir
J. Hay Woodehouse
Olney
Beeton
Albert Gibb
Carl J. Haynes
Hy, Kaapana
Doe Miena
M. Manates
Joe Kramer
Agot
M. Kramer
Apu
Pat Cogny
Bern
Oleh Company
Kunmionte
Ry Howie
W. Shingle
Farrington Hind
Jorgennen
Honolulu
Ty Me
McCevenn
Mr Jorgennes
Sierty
Sli
McCrason
McCennon
Wang Yan
BO Ownaring
Tuuh
Tochshinn
Death of Alexander Young in Honolulu Era
Obituary notes Alexander Young of Honolulu a business leader and hotel proprietor praised for public service. The piece credits his efforts to uplift the city, linking his work to the prosperity and development of Honolulu and its people.
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Alexander Young
Dariang
O Pevereet
Uundula
Han
Honolulu
Selecting Immigrants and the Canadian Citizenship Debate
An analysis contrasts Canada and the United States immigration policies. It argues Canada favors gradual population growth through steady assimilation and higher standards of citizenship, while the United States accepts more immediate newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Great Britain United States Newfoundland Arbitration Case
The article discusses the Newfoundland dispute before the International Arbitration Court at The Hague. It covers origins in the 1783 treaty fishery rights, renunciations, and contested interpretations of the word have, shaping decades of diplomatic correspondence as the case proceeds toward a potential award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armiries
Cowart
Great International
Akroplog
Great Britain
Newfoundland
International Arbitration Court
the Hague
Thie Chao
National Litiwante
Ip Mont
United States
Inter-nail Arbitration Court
Magne
United
Rome
Efternia
International tribunal to decide Newfoundland treaty dispute
The court, presided by Dr Heinrich Lammesch, will rule on Newfoundland policy and discrimination in common rights under the treaty. Members include high judges from Canada, the United States, the Netherlands, and Argentina with British, Canadian, and Newfoundland legal representatives attending.
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Heinrich Lammesch
Bir
Charles Mirapatrick
Juailon
Supreme Court of Canada
Jude Neorke Fray
United States Circuit Court
Jonkheer Alf del Eavoraty Lahinano
Nethertown
Louie M. Ding
Great Britain
Robineau
K. C
Atarney
Kugnod
D. Mortiwn
Newfoundland
Jamey Winter
Itebert Kite
Kawland
Rivhardy
AeeRt Frinath
John & Ewart
Ke C
Geore Chiitey
Cana Ian
Moser
Fivke
Medday
AritibelleHors
Chirlek We Anderson
George Turner
Washington
Manila
Uribunal
Peare
Notable legal figures named in wartime arbitration panel
A garbled listing names prominent legal figures from Newfoundland Kawland and Canada like Robineau Morton and Sir James Winter. The text names Attornies General, KCs, and diplomats as arbitrators in a Heilman style arbitration, plus American and Washington figures, indicating a joint tribunal and contested authority amid Manila reviews.
Hamakua Ditch Opening and Transformation Tour
Rebels the Hamakua Ditch opening feature describes a journey along the Omiaide tryle and Wasp Valley era. It notes visitors and inspection themes, detailing a transformation period before towns unified into a single record of modern irrigation progress and communal development.
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Tony
Wasp
Omiaide
Waterworks and Ditch Survey in Lower Hinuakiin Dist
A detailed field report describes the Lower Hinuakiin Ditch, its alignment, and water supply. It covers the trenching for the main canal, outlet structures, and rock/earth excavation, noting elevation data, materials, and labor specifics gathered by engineer John Dargennon in May 1908.
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Aw Kawatil
Aleunt
Ant Wali
Fitot
Hunnetie
Muti
Anvatie
John Dergennon
Chia
Sind
Edwin Fanice Autre
Kawatnal
Alskatl
Kol Doe
Walmut
Ruthie
Mipditsaony Suring
Panvhan
Relief to Breathe Freely Once More
A reader credits Perrin for lasting relief from breathing trouble after months of partial relief. Five bottles cleared lingering symptoms, enabling normal breathing again. Wholesale dirt 4 wall supply the retail trade SON, & CO, Honolulu, wai
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TG. W. Martin
Marttort
Ste Mans
SON, & CO
Honolulu
Wai
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Bulletin
King Sstreet
Honolua
Eaters
Hawaii
THE
Associated Press
Wallace R. Parrington
Tel
Territory of
Rooma
Erie
Aturday Rene
Builders OF
I “Brace Court
Worth Investigation
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Kai
Ging
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Wireless
Hamakua Ditch
Waterhouse Trust
Kaimoki
Carbine
Palolo Valley
C. E. Wight
Paris
Nawinn Valley
Fort Kent
Anapuni St
Kinan St
Fort and
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Larosquia
Peruna
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