Turbulent prose on politics and race in early press
A fragmented 19th century column critiques American politics, Japanese immigration, and Hawaii while quoting figures like William M. Colvig. The text blends editorial notes with distant references to Taft, Bryan, and Senatorial reforms, interlaced with xenophobic insinuations about nationalities and labor.
Influences and tensions shaping postwar balance of power
A fragmented analysis discusses Germany, Japan, and Britain in global strategy. It argues Germany seeks continental leadership, Japan aims to curb Munuchuria influence, and the United States must build naval strength to secure future security and commercial opportunities. Bank arrest reported in New Orleans highlights financial turmoil.
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Hayine
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Ehuria
Japan
Shy
United States
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South
Awerica
Rteal
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New Orleans
Beatae
Hibernia Hank and Trust Company
New Orlgany
Worthy Defects in American Character Explored
A fragmentary wartime style critique from abroad discusses perceived defects in American manhood and gender relations. It cites Mrs Glyn and American women, noting foreign manners, colonial traditions, and evolving attitudes as observers reflect on evolving sexuality and social norms in the United States.
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Mes. Milner Glyn
Americwn
Back to the Land Wave and Urban Growth
The text argues for rural emigration and a migration shift from cities to fields to ease urban growth. It highlights colonies and immigration planning, urging agricultural regions to lead a “back to the land” movement and connect with urban areas to solve population distribution issues.
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Wuburte
Harts
Felda
St Baluie
Buropeane
Hawaieam
Japanese Worker Dies After Wage Strike Strain
A Japanese laborer, employed on the Kahnke Plantation for over two years, died after distress caused by wage strikes and a compulsory surrender of wages to a strike fund. He left a widow and eight children in Japan, the oldest 18, youngest 4, with ongoing remittances disrupted by the Higher Wage Association dispute. Officials also announced civic appointments, including a judge for the police court and a member for the board of public works.
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Nated
Martijott Helen
Higher Wage
Japan
Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange Ad Note
Member Honolulu stock and bond firm advertises buying selling and lending on listed sugar stocks with available money to loan to investors.
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Honolulu
Immigrant Farm Colonies Proposed in North Carolina
The article reports on a Willington broker initiating a colony of Traillane at Bt Helena North Carolina to ruralize immigrants and shift movement from cities. About 250 fate tana are said to be working harvests near New York market with free food and shelters. An inducement offers $10 per child born in the colony.
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Hawaii
Bt. Helena
N.C
Willngton Bawker
Trallane
Wately
Constant
Fate Tana
New York
North Carolina
United States
Germany and Japan Watchful Under U S Naval Pressure
A Washington dispatch notes U S concerns over Germany and Japan as naval power grows while Congress debates funding. The piece argues the navy must be sufficient to command and deter aggressors, with emphasis on strategic balance and national defense.
Ordinance Establishes Death Reporting Duties in Honolulu
The City and County of Honolulu enacts ordinance requiring regular physicians or coroners to report deaths immediately, regulates morgue conduct, and sets penalties for violations. It directs the Morgue attendant appointment and records, with the measure introduced July 10, 1909 and approved July 19, 1909 by the Board of Supervisors.
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Wienke
Wirpowe
Alvin
Honolulu
Terrorial Board of Health
Ita
William Ahita
Moneday
Ain
Aytol
Kane
Logan
Quinn
Cox
Mo" Mellin
D. Kalavokalans JR
Merk
Tenement Ordinance Prohibits New Tenement Homes in Honolulu
An ordinance by Honolulu authorities restricts new tenement homes within the city and county. It defines existing and new tenement houses, requires owner consent for conversion, and imposes penalties for violations. The measure, introduced by Supervisor Danae Logan, passed the county’s regular meeting with six yes votes and awaits final approval.
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Clie
Henotw
Liv
Howe
Welling
Tenonwen
Ita
Danae Logan
Pato
Ian
Tenn
Chiy
Thelitan
Ube
Alay
Aylott
Cox
Kane
Lingon
Quinn
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