Thirty Years in Hawaii Theo H Davies Interview Montreal
The Montreal Witness on June 2 prints Theo H Davies and son arrival at Windsor Hotel reporting Hawaii politics. He warns of displacement of native Hawaiians under the constitution and possible annexation pressure while praising stability and sugar price effects from Cuba. He discusses the ex queen and Princess Kaiulani, guardianship, loyalty, and prospects for restoration or independence amid a revolution-led government.
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Montreal
Theo. H. Davies
Kaiulowi Asx
Hawaii
Quees Lilinokalani
United States
Cleveland
Davies
Hovolutn
Windsor Hotel
Kate Field
Honolulu
Ander Streas
Honda
Engand
Mr. Davies
Dole
Supreme Court
Labor Riot at Olowalo Ends in Gunfire and Jail
August Haneberg confirms a labor disturbance at Olowalo Maui plantation after a lights out rule. Theilen, a night watchman, confronted Japanese workers. stones flew, he fired into the air, rioters fled. Police and a Japanese claimant swelled the scene. Fifty-one workers were jailed for contract service refusal. most to Lahaina. The strike ties to the so called Japanese lawyer Marouka. Consul may intervene.
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Olowalo
Maui
Butterey
Haneberg
Hamakaa
Theilen
Oberses
Olowaln
Theilon
Lahaina
Lawa
Stone
Tyler
Marouka
Pony
Honoulu
Census Procedure Outlined By Superintendent Atkinson
The census will be taken as of the last Sunday in September by Superintendent A. T Atkinson. Intelligent heads of households who can read and write will fill schedules for themselves. others will be counted by official enumerators. One day suffices for the former class, while the latter will require more time.
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A. T Atkinson
Captain McCarthy Chosen New Company D Leader
Charles J. McCarthy was unanimously elected captain of Company D last night, replacing Captain Wilder. He previously served as first lieutenant of Company D in the old Honolulu Rifles and is popular with the company now led by him.
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Charles J. McCarthy
Company D
Wilder
Captain McCarthy
Honolulu Rifles
St Louis College schedules week of events in June
Examination of classes will begin at 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday June 24. The college band will give a public concert on the premises Thursday evening at 7:30 June 25. Commencement Exercises will be held in the College Hall Friday at 9:30 a.m. Admissions by ticket.
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St. Louis College
Fourth of July to be more Hawaiian celebration
Executive plans for the Fourth of July to emphasize Hawaiian themes. the matter has been discussed and will likely be settled at tonight’s meeting in a definite form.
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Keaumoku
Kinan
Makiki
John Walker
Outa
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Wailkdikel Road
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Tsu Kasi
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Mat Telephone
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King Streets
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Myakin
Aver's
iTollister Drug Co. Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
Turkey
Africa
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Edwin M. Bliss
the Hawaiian News Co
Merchant Street
Manoa
Honoluis
Oulu
Ban’ Hop Sing Company
Tong Yan
Sald Sun Hop Sing Co
Tone Yan Lum Yau
Choock
E.W. Jordan
Fort Stron
Westermayer
Tagalre
BG Hopysorlapgrk & CO
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A. J. Derby
D.D.S
Aluweu Street
D Pat
OF Japanie
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McCarthy
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