Congress fears Hawaii ban on foreign ships sparks campaigns
The piece discusses Congress delaying action on a Hawaii related ban, urging preparations for a campaign. It critiques proposed measures affecting American merchant marine and coastwise shipping, warning that removing German and other foreign lines could leave Honolulu at the mercy of alien owners and jeopardize U.S. passenger service.
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Trai
Francine
Séattle
Kiih
Honolulu
Controversy Over Coastwise Mapping Law Influences Hawaii
The piece argues that the new coastwise mapping plan challenges Congress and Hawaii’s status with transfers of land and transport rules to Japan. It contends Congress will pause to study misrepresentations by local boosters and suggests a broader look at travel arrangements and prepayment for transcontinental and trans Atlantic trips.
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Washington
Sun Pensioniste
Japan
Congreu
Hawaii
Congrom
Alonista
Congress
Jong de
Rome
Wages and Living Conditions Compared Across Nations
The piece surveys wage levels for farm and factory workers in England Wales Scotland and Ireland, noting Russian immigrants receiving high packages and contrasting with English and Welsh pay. It highlights annual and weekly earnings, housing coal and education provisions, and argues farm specialists may fare better than factory labor while suggesting British wages have risen slowly over two centuries. It also comments on prospects for Russian and T hessian workers relative to home opportunities.
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Alea
Ata Fea
England
Wales
Midland
Hugh Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Remarkable Women Shaped the Early Politica Scene
The early political arena, though often labeled a man’s game, had a pioneering woman whose bold steps and keen strategy altered the course. Her influence underscores how gendered assumptions hid strong leadership and decisive moves within historic governance.
Col Sam Parker Explains Japanese in Hawaii
Col Sam Parker of Molokai, former Kingdom prime minister, says Japanese labor sustains sugar crops in Hawaii and that native Hawaiians value American citizenship. He argues Japan would face a stiff response if it attacked Hawaii and praises Taft administration policies and fortifications.
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Abeiones
Washington
Bum Parker
Hawaii
Cot
Samuel Parker
Monoluk
Liliaokmiant
Col. Parker
United States
Japan
California
New York
Bargain homes and investments in Hawaii amid national talk
The text highlights quick sales of property through Bishop Trust Company Limited, noting homes in good condition as ideal investments. It also discusses Hawaii as part of the United States, wartime attitudes, rice trade in Hawaii, Japanese buying reluctance, and President Taft's administration drawing Hawaiian favor for appointing Indhok figures endorsed by the local Bar Association.
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Bishop Trust Company, Limited
United States
Hawaii
California
New York
Union
Honolulu
Ted
Ike
Taft
Islands
Bar Association of Hawaii
Wireless .The way to communicate instantly.
Off ice open Sunday mornings from eight until ten.
Resolution on Prohibition Election in Hawaii
The 1910 Hawaii prohibition question moves forward as the Senate committee reports favorably a Joint Resolution for a July special election. The measure, if approved, would let voters decide on prohibition, with the outcome determining a territory wide law instead of local options.
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Hawaii
McClullan
Washington
D. C
Marchants
Revelation
Honolulu
Renate Committee
Congren
Genator Depontipo
New York
Thasrauch Ae
Terriory
Ty Songrens
Fragmented Letter Urges Caution on Scams and Claims
A decipherable fragment laments overconfident claims in a dated warning about dubious schemes. It recalls a controversial figure and a community urged to avoid gullible belief while urging readers to seek real proofs before trusting reports or books from prominent sources.
Holt Acts as Good Samaritan in Water Rescue
Holt, a skilled swimmer, found a child in the water and rendered aid as bystanders yelled for Daly. He retrieved the girl, carried her to the kitchen, warmed her, and attempted to revive her with life-saving measures, before being stopped by Molt.
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Holt
Good Samaritan
Pye
Daly
Luataind
Alwo
Tada
Hte Ughter
Molt
Hort
Child Returns To Life As Doctor Declares Recovery
A child, revived after a near fatal event, remains in stable condition as Dr. Dyemura arrives and confirms the patient is out of danger. The incident prompts a medical notification to the pollen station for further action.
Unknown man terrorizes Wokurs then captured by police
An unknown man ran amok in Wokurs at midnight, terrorized onlookers, damaged a window, and fled before Patrolman Murphy captured him. He was questioned as authorities considered his mental state. The 2 year old suspect, well dressed, claimed to seek vengeance on President Taft.
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Wokurs
Morgan
Murphy
Lawl
Min
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