Return of 500 AIEA men ends plantation strike
Three hundred men return to Honolulu plantation signaling the collapse of the Agitator strike started a month ago. Leaders Arakawa Saiki Sukeguchi and Fujimoto met with two hundred associates to discuss protection and work resumption. Police protection provided for strikers on their journey with Captain Baker and Deputy Rose coordinating.
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Honolulu
Aira
Arakawa
Saiki
Sukeguchi
Fujimoto
My. Mead
Honolulu Plantation
Rose
Area
Baker
Aiea
Captain Baker
Sugar Stock Climbs Amid Renewed Market Motive
The sugar stock market shows renewed activity as traders push prices higher. Investors regain confidence, with strong buying, upbeat tones, and quick turnover as the exchange experiences lively trading and hopeful sentiment.
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Ely
May Compromise All Tax Appeals
The territory attorney general reports that tax appeals in the Third Circuit have been withdrawn in hopes of a compromise. The Hilo Moresntiie Company case is among those withdrawn if a settlement can be reached. Only honorary position as tax agent court member may result from the withdrawn cases.
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Hemenway
Atrig
Memenway
Meral YY
Hilo Moresntiie Company
Fyuethelreult
Tax Agent Court
Alaska Territorial Government Bill Introduced in House
Washington June 8 A bill to create a territorial form of government for Alaska was introduced in the House of Representatives today.
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Alaska
Washington
House of Representatives
Praise For Display Of Hawaii At Exposition
A Seattle report notes the Hawaiian exhibit at the exposition opened to the public and drew crowds. The Hawaiian display received high praise for its photography and overall presentation.
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Hawaii
Seattle
Wash
American-Hawaiian to Build Three 9000-Ton Steamers
The American-Hawaiian Steamship Company has contracted to build three nine thousand ton steamers at a cost of about a million and a quarter dollars. The ships will operate between Hawaii and the United States, expanding transpacific service.
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Philadelphia
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
Hawaii
Spreckels Engagement Ends as Adele Case Breaks Tie
Oregon singer Adele Case, who gained fame in Europe, ends engagement with CJ Spreckels son of John D. Spreckels. Spreckels, aiming for opera, had been summoned to the city. Case had traveled from Honolulu via Australia. In San Quentin, Turner, Native Sons officer, is sentenced to three years for embezzling $6000.
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CJ Spreckels
Adele Case
Oregon
Europe
Spreckels
John D. Spreckels
Miss Cass
Honolulu
Australia
San Quentin
Cal
Turner
Native ‘Sons
Lodge
Five New Destroyers Awarded To Firms
Washington reports contracts for the construction of five new destroyers to be added to the naval fleet were awarded today to five different firms.
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Washington
Sugar Rates Reported From San Francisco Market
Sugar Beeta aged 68 analysis listed with 10s 7 1-24 purity 4.25 cents. Previous quotation noted at 10s 6 3-44 in San Francisco market news.
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San Francisco
Vote on Woodruff confirmation divides labor group
Yesterday afternoon the committee advanced the Woodruff nomination. Representatives from Hawaii urged Taft and Dillingham to support confirmation while opponents cited Garrett’s influence and questioned the political payoff for labor and party leaders.
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Clyie
Woodaff
Eecomit Fedormliter
Taft
Benator
Perry Charged With Swindle
William Perry was arrested on a charge of gross deceit after a town encounter with Police Officer Holt. Perry allegedly sought money from Holt and handed over $25 in a poker game scheme. Holt later reported the incident to police, leading to Perry’s warrant and arrest for arraignment.
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William Perry
Lear
Perry
Hult
Mex
Holt
Po- Hee
Southern Pacific to retire all preferred stock
New York June 8 announcement states that the Southern Pacific Railroad Company intends to retire its entire issue of preferred stock. The move signals a major capital restructuring and affects investors holding the preferred shares.
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New York
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
No Money For Lawyers Feels Wide Adrift Amid Turmoil
The fragmented report describes a chaotic scene with legal actions, strikes, and violence. It notes government intent to proceed with a wartime effort, mentions Judge Robinson and attorney Mr Douthitt, and references civic unrest involving Japanese residents and local authorities.
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Anwar
Jal
EC Cortols
Japinnee
Gifmites
Otto
Robinson
Hronaer
Npoelal
Douthittte
Temporary injunction alters Kahului water rights case
Modified court order allows continued water flow from the Kahului pipe to support the mill and race track as legal action progresses. Judge Kebinian adjusted the injunction originally issued September 16, 190K, detailing the revised authority for water withdrawals through July 10 and noting city officials’ oversight amid local contention.
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Kahatul
Timien
Atwtt
Inhinerion Ettierd Jagalust
Marston Campbell
Deat of
Public Works
Willian Mh Bal
Wailikis
NO USE To come to us unless you want the BEST fruit shipped
A brief classified style note advertises top quality fruit delivery urging readers to choose the best option, with a cryptic trailing number and location cue. It presents as a local promo snippet promoting superior fruit offerings.
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King
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