Public Works and Statehood in Hawaiian Policy Movements
In the Evening Bulletin the editorial comments on public works under Superintendent Boyd and calls for bonds and revenue measures amid a strained treasury. It notes a political accord to settle unpaid bills, urges prudent executive action, and supports statehood efforts for Delegate Wilcox. The piece defends the Hawaiian Agricultural Station, counters dismissive critics, and discusses sugar crop prospects in Manila reports, urging policy support and import assistance for field animals to revive agriculture.
Secretary Wilson Talks to Iowa on Tariffs and Food Self sufficiency
Walter Wellman reports Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson predicts a protective stance will strengthen the United States against a potential tariff war. He cites trade data from 1900 showing vast foreign purchases versus domestic sales and urges reducing foreign sugar dependence by expanding sugar beet production in Iowa and nearby states. He notes tea experiments in Summerville have shown promise and large land purchases for future farms.
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Iowa State Register
Walter Wellman
Washington
United States
Igus
Tams
Jim” Wilson
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
W. Eon
Lowa
Wilson Anys
Summerville
South Carolina
Greaten
American trade rice and self sufficiency in sight
The speaker forecasts rapid growth in domestic production claiming the nation will raise all tea and rice needed for American trade within a few months. After years of experiments the country will supply home demand, with coffee, rubber, silk and more to be produced domestically enabling it to ignore other nations.
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Director Smith
Federal Experiment Station
Tts
Thomes
Agricultural Department
Wilton
Prisoners arraigned in federal court over shipboard offenses
In federal court this morning Judge Katee Hanson Reed Forst and Schroods arraigned four sailors who refused to help extinguish the C. D. Bryant fire and lacked counsel. They were given until Thursday to obtain legal aid. Tapley and Patrick McCarthy, second mate of the market Jamon, charged with assaulting sailors at sea, were represented by Thomas Fitch with plea due by 10 am tomorrow. Emily Reed officers Baker, McDonald, Kernes to plead by same time. Sea King crew Albert Wallace and Charles Albert represented by Kinney and to plead by Thursday morning. A recess set to 1 pm as Judge Estee to rule on Kut Yong deportation case.
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United States
Katee
F. Hanson
C. Reed
H. Forst
R. Schroods
C. D. Bryant
Robert M. Tapley
Paterick McCarthy
Jamon
High Seas
Thos. Fitch
George A. Baker
Charles McDonald
Andrew Kernes
Emily Reed
Albert Wallace
Charles Albert
Sea King
W. A. Kinney
Ume
Estee
Kut Yong
Proud of Chillingworth in Wailuku visit
Deputy High Sheriff Chillingworth arrived from Honolulu and visited Wailuku with Baldwin. He attended a gathering at Mr. and Mrs. T. Lyona’s home, reconnecting with friends of his youth. Despite plans for daily feasting next week, the return to Honolulu was set for that evening.
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Wailuku
Chillingworth
la Tion
Honolulu
Baldwin
Coroner's Jury Rules Death By Drowning At Pearl Harbor
The coroner's jury in the case of K Jung, a native who died while fishing near Pearl Harbor Saturday forenoon, ruled death from acute congestion of the lungs caused by salt water during a coughing fit. The verdict cites the deceased's head in the water at the bottom of the boat as the drowning cause as testimony described by a companion. The report includes courtroom banter about an attorney and an oath, then notes blank books and ledgers offered by the Bulletin Publishing Co.
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K. Jung
Pearl Harbor
Kaluna
Maui Athletes Open New Recreation Grounds With Local Baseball
The Maui Athletic Association opened the new Wailuku grounds with a baseball game between Ulupalakna and Wailuku on June 14. Wailuku won 23 to 18 as Geo Cummings starred with a remarkable throw from third base. The event drew a large crowd and marks Wells Park as the community recreation site.
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Ulupalakna
Wailuku
Maui Athletic Association
Ulupalakue
Wailuku Pines
Wells Park
C. B. ‘Wells
Geo. Cummings
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Cherat
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Attorney At Law & Notary Public
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Kealakekua, Hawaii
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Kamuela P.O
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America
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Rane
Perm
Pacific Heights Electric Railway
Pai
Electro
Nuuanu Avenue
Edward R. Swain
Angurwald Eld
Crocker
Vonoffmann
F Miley
Hoffman & Riley General Contractors and Builders
Entente Persie
Geo. W. Page
F. W. Beardalee
Sbardglee & Architects & Offici
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Alley & Robinson
Queen Street
Fred Harrison
Suilder
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Arpenter
Wb Lett
Sang Chan
Erchant
Nuuanu
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Eorawa
Masago
General Business Agency
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Rese 7
Byrecete Bail
Roy Sree Wee
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Woston
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Honolulu Iron Works
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