Oshiwa Imnsele a Labor Agent Exposed in Canada Scheme
A Toronto area story details Yoshige, a labor agent tied to Japanese emigration plans to Vancouver. Critics say he acts from selfish motives and misleads workers, while involved in arrangements with officials and railways, seeking profits from daily wages and head counts. The Japanese community and officials are kept informed about his activities and the scheme’s failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoshige
Vancouver
Chas.e Chillingworth
Oshive
Tokio Immigration Co
Canada
Japan
Grand Trunk Railway
Pam
Sugar quotation at Honolulu exchange tops 3.705 cents
The Honolulu Stock Exchange notes a latest sugar quotation of 3.705 cents per pound or $74.10 per ton on June 24, 1907. The Central Grammar School faculty and pupils thank friends for generous help in staging Thursday evening’s operetta and acknowledge Mrs. NJ Yarndley for music direction and artistic touches to the play’s dramatic elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Grammar School
W. Yarndley
Ows
Mantation
Hawaliant Sugar Co
Koloa i Ul Ae Co
Gar
Mekryde
Nigar
Oahu
Pepeckeu
Pioneer Mill
Hpreraian
Walyurie Co
Melirydess
L. Co
Ayres Complains About Referee Editor in Police Court
H M Ayres editor of The Referee swore to a complaint against Col Sam Johnson for assault and battery from a last Saturday allusion in The Referee. A penal summons was served this forenoon. The feud centers on Johnson's offhand retaliation after the paper’s satire. Rudolph Spreckels will be called in the San Francisco graft investigation to testify on motives in backing the Grafte case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Ayres
Ie Thorning
Col
Sim Johnson
Sam
Johnson
Rudolph Spreckels
San Francisco
Local and General notes in Honolulu columns
A miscellaneous Honolulu page row includes local notices, shop ads, a concert announcement by the Honolulu Symphony Society, lost and found, a weeded wedding, and various small town items. Mentions Muln 212, 982 Fort Street, Bergstrom Music Co. Victor records, and the upcoming Hamilton Hill recital at the Opera House with Wall, Nichols ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Honolulu Candy Co
Muln
Honolulu Messenger Service
Fort Street
Honolulu Symphony Society
Bulletin
Center Union Curety
Benson, Smaltth & Co
Blom
Whi
B. Paliull
Te Raihead
Lindsay
Bergstrom Music Co
Victor Records
Kearns
Board of Health
Khai
Wong
Alexander Young
Notory
Petty Burglaries Reported Across Several Quarters
A series of minor burglaries troubled residents early Sung Day morning. In Pickel street a thief failed to steal valuables from Mrs. Johnson’s home. Oliver Scott’s Young street residence was burglarized, with $28 taken and jewelry left. Rosenberg of Ehde avenue reported a suspicious stranger, later found harmless. The Queen Street Bottle House was entered by cutting a section from a corrugated wall. cash drawer pried open yielding $2.60 and three 50 cent pieces plus a useless watch. Chief Taylor linked a one eyed Hawaiian to Churwon and Atherton cases but he has not explained his motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickel Street
Johnson
Oliver Scott
Young Street
Rosenberg
Battle House
Ehde Avenue
Queen' Etreet
Taylor
Churwon
Atherton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buster Brown
McInerny Shoe Store
Jowneys
Lowney
Hawaiian Islands
Lewis & Go
King ST
J.C. Axtell & Co
Alakea ST
Honolulu
Main
Consolidated Soda Water Works Co
Telethone Main
Leythead
Hawaiian Iron Fence and Monument Works
Young Bldg
King Street
HOTEL
Wilder & Co
Sun Choy Sing
Wioub Bowke
Gil Wuts
Mullvllia
Lobby Kvanoginiiy
Oshiwa Imnsele
Honolulu Stock Exchange
London
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange
William Williamson
Fort
Sts.tel
Ayres
Bulletin Office
Papa
Rouru
Ira
Olp FoLick
Wee
Haleiwa
Henry Blake
Korea
Kuuai
Shiter
Misyssma Blake
Kolea
Mht
Hamilton Hill
Opera House
Wall, Nichols
Hill
Australia
Honoluu Baseball League
Gaturday
Lwor
Dwibeion
Hart-Schaffner & Marx
Elks Bldg
Geo. A. Martin
Hotel ST
UNION
WAH Ying Chong CO
EWA Side Market
Rainier
Carter
Jack
Rainier Beer
A. Nelson
Agt
EW. Jordan & Co, Ltd
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