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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1905
Page
3
Mrs Clarence H Mackay wife of a magnate and novelist is known for charity. During a recent Long Island jail visit she gave every woman inmate five dollars and left care for all male prisoners.
A Honolulu stock broker argues for attracting white European labor to Hawaii to boost circulation, grow banks, and expand business. He contends land access and fair wages for white workers are crucial, urging Territorial Government and plantations to recruit, settle, and employ European labor to raise prosperity and population. He cites immigration influence, economic ripple effects, and a push for rapid, substantial growth within the next year.
An obscure page fragment hints at a legal dispute involving a farmer and a party claiming damages. The text references a contested collection and possible defendants, with unclear names and dates. The item appears as a partial OCR row from a local paper.
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