Waldron Tours Hawaiian Islands and Sees Sugar Trade
David V Waldron of Los Angeles on a long Hawaiian Islands trip visits all islands, plans a coffee plantation, notes sugar production and possible railroad development. He observes large sugar yields, outsized plant outputs, and argues wharf and railroad costs hinder profitability. He predicts more money for plantation owners this year. He returns home soon.
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