Hawaiis Financial Pulse Signals Growth and Strife
Territorial bond sales attract Bank of Mawali investments amid strong growth in rail, port, and military projects. Honolulu’s economy shows brisk real estate and sugar activity, while labor tensions flare as Japanese workers clash with authorities at Waimanalo plantation and security efforts tighten under the High Wego regime.
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Bank of Mawali
New York
Thorn
Prodan
Prines
Histh Wake Association
Waimanalo Plantation
Ager Chalmers
Wimon
Hono
For Sale 1100 Am Offering a New Large House
For sale a never occupied large house near St. Louis School with three bedrooms and iron roof. Modern plumbing and a lot of 4089 square feet in town. Priced at 41,100, $300 under cost. Very cheap bare bargain, seize the chance.
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St. Louia School
Japanese Agencies Trade Shift Signals New Direct Purchase
A Hawaiian business note describes a Japanese wholesaler ending hidden agency practices and shifting to direct import from Japan. It notes large labor movements and real estate activity, highlighting Munroe of Howard Street and a new office at 844 Kashumanu Street.
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Sagan
Agenciew
Japan
Japanene Hiive
Ooh
Aloo
Honolulu
Francia
Munroe
State Street
Howton
Joral Real Metite
Hie
Business Equitment & Breat
Read Natate
Berkeley
Alameda
Oakland
Mutnroo'n Ad
Honatila Jiege
Lonely Women Disturbed By Burglar At Miller Residence
A burglar entered the Miller home at 3141 Derotapia Street just before 11 pm. Mrs. Miller woke to screams from her daughter's room and prevented capture after the intruder slipped free, escaping through a window. Police traced entry to a washboard propped against the wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Miller
Derotapia Street
Cork
Strikers Sail Homeward Amid Festival Banner and Farewell
Fifteen Japanese laborers left on the steamer Asia at Mack Home wharf with decorations at Port Townwend. Separate items note Cantoria used for a sick child, a military rifles display by a commercial corps in Port Townwend, a confessed killer in Leavenworth, and a counterfeit bank note tied to a San Francisco issue.
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Japan
Asia
Mack
Maan Ken
Magna Loa
Hid
Commertiliery Corps
Port Townwend
Wash
Borhan
William Murphy
Pentteniiey
Onan
Viettmns
Pole & Duby
Leavenworth
Kina
Cubink Wilkie
New Bogun
Vienna
New York
Laure A. Humwheimer
New York City
Morenk
Carlini
Annouces Ih
Alfonse
Washington as a Mason in early American history
An examination of George Washington’s Masonic career from his initiation in Fredericksburg, Virginia, in 1762 to his roles in various lodges, honorary memberships during the Revolution, and his enduring ties to Masonic ritual and leadership, highlighting key dates, lodges, and the Alexandria lodge legacy.
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Washington
Maxonry
Fredericksburg
Frederickabure
Rene
Scotland
Maasachusetta
Continental Army
Poser
Opt
Mt. TK
Potomac
Alexandria Loden No
Atos jAddria
Grand Lodge of
Viewinta
Mextadria Lodge No
General Washington
Alexie
Workington
Waotington
United Btalua
Alice
Livingston
New York
Grand Lodge
State of
BL. John's Lutgi
City of
Ie Howen
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Monarch Typewriter Company
von Hamm - Young, Co., Ltd
Young Building
Royal Hawaiian Garage
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Richard
Kayeda
Nuaanu
St and Wear
W. W. Wright & Co.,ltd
Union Electric Co., Tarhison Block
Franklin
Kiesel Kar and
Chalmers-Detroit
Associated Garage,ltd
Merchant
C. H. Bern
Stahion
Itkee
St. Tee
Gale” Carda
Gurrey
Naval Station
Lot Jehan Barracks
Moet Dy Ruseny
Tull Swing
Ananee
Wpoll
Oahi
Phynewr
Honokaa
Wallahuenold
McBiryde
Atvidend
Rapid Fransit Opew
Pearl Harbor
Wriday
Atway
Ite
Hallentyne Wan
Honoluls
Opera
Jon
Oahu
Oval Station
Penel
Hiv
Coast Artillery
Fort Ruger
Diaemond Head
Lauichua
Shafter
Fort de Kunney
Wale Kik
London
Raine
Wood
Islands
Prom
Hin Yealee
Holle Aa
Ery
Hawaii
P. E. R. Strauch
Waily
King &T
Cantoris
Fotal
Cantoria
Castoria
Ayer
Tite
Lev Lowe
Mason
Bulletin Publishing Company
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd
Fort Streets
Vienna Bakery
Haleiwa
Morris
Clifford KE. Kimball
Territorial Board of Immigration Office
Stancewald
Honolulu, Am
Edward Everettlale
Brown & Lyon CO
Young Bidg
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