Hawaii Tour Notes Point to Hawaii Visit Plans
The report recounts Honolulu lectures and tours from Puget Bound to Canada and Hawaii, noting many from Spokane, Maho, and Aton tang expressing intent to visit Hawaii next season. It highlights volcanoes Kilavea and Haleakala, observatory plans, and a push to develop tourism infrastructure and through Orient service, with dozens of bookings and talks of new transportation for night parties catering to visitors.
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Puget
Vietoria
Vancouver
Canada
Winipeg
Spokane
Maho
Aton Tang
Hawaii
Vickors
Foakot
Dtle
Kilavea Fs
Haleakata
A. Hutchison
Chicago
Union Pacific and
Northwestern Hnew
Honolulu
San Francisco
Afr
W. M. Milne
Los Angeles Examiner
Mongolia
Tacoma
Orient
Nak
Cromroads
Pacific
Prohibition, Territory News and Taxpayer Dissent
A fragmented excerpt discusses prohibition in Congress, the Senate’s actions on the Organta Act, and local discontent over living costs in Honolulu. It criticizes government, immigration issues, and calls for governor visits to address taxpayer hardships amid economic strains and shifting steady policy debates.
Troubles of Lussians and Russian immigration critique
A fragmented account questions the conduct of the Board of Immigration and Br Felstrous in a Russian mission. The piece alleges editor influence and internal conflicts among immigration officials and planters associations, with callous remarks on displaced migrants and limited aid.
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Russia
Harbla 4
Per Felstrous
Perelgrous
Board of Immigration
Ruslan
Thejher
Andy
Ruehins
Ene Wallan ‘Planters’ Association
Ambiguous freight ships and Hawaii annexation debate noted
A garbled OCR fragment discusses freight ships, Hawaii annexation, and US involvement. It notes prohibitive penalties and builder acknowledgments that the Wilhelmina and American-Hawaiian steamers did not meet passenger or cargo needs, with several steamers withdrawn from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Inne
Wilhelmina
Hawaii
No clear headline found in distorted text about ships and passengers
Fragmentary draft discusses ships in Pacific trade including Wilhelmina Sierra and passenger versus freighter roles. Mentions Washington influence, American shipping, and potential subsidized foreign boats. Language is garbled, unclear who or what is confirmed.
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Goba
Windom
Aran Koping
Washington
Pacific
Eal
Wilhelmina i
Vner
Thie
American Republic
Bargains for Home Seekers and Investors Proposed Parade Poster Prize
A memorandum discusses offering a prize of one hundred dollars to advertise the 1911 parade. It urges earlier completion of the poster design, then local printers to coordinate printing, noting Honolulu lacks time for all work and mainland sprites may be needed. Signed by HLP and WOOD, secretaries.
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Inne Touch Ag
Honolulu
Attekers
HLP
Wood
Immigrant arrival prompts peaceful acceptance at harbor
Report notes a calm scene at the wharf where new arrivals interact with locals and authorities. Immigrants, described as peaceful, show no resistance to the mandated relocation and cooperate after interpretation. A small crowd forms but avoids confrontation as talks proceed.
Wireless Way to Communicate and Sunday Office Hours
A fragmented wire service note reports open Sunday mornings from night until ten and adequate food for many youths. Harwalian Planters Association passes a resolution to review store prices across Territory plantations amid charges of unusually high costs. Returns from stores controlled by wash corporations will be secured.
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Harwalian Planters Association
Wash
United States Grants Its Minimum Tariff to Japan
Tokio Feb 20 The United States will grant its minimum tariff rates to Japan, a decision welcomed by the empire's commercial circles. Foreign Office officials stated the move, while no pledge of reciprocity, signals America’s intent to favor broad trade. Japanese newspapers comment cautiously on immigration restriction debates, noting Congress may report favorably a bill excluding certain entrants though not naming Japan. Public sentiment shows no wave of jingoism despite tensions over treaty rights and laborer exemptions.
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Tokio
United States
Japan
Kamadar
America
Committee On
House of Representatives
Congress
Bulletin lists five gentlemen for best company and functions
The Bulletin announces five gentlemen chosen for top roles in conducting smart functions and organizing the 185 edition room. It notes new office arrangements and provides telephone numbers for the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edheriad Roome
Neue Office
Mystery of Silk Kimono Cleared in Theft Case
Police linked a silk kimono found on a Korean suspect to Masu Chino who reported the items stolen from his Waikiki street home near the Buddhist temple. Pak Hung Boon was charged with second degree larceny and to appear in court tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeDumMe Han
Ie Pale Hung Soon
Waikiki
Masu Chino
Detective Bureau
Antu Yano
Pak Hung Boon
6 000 000 Pounds of Cotton for Tires
An article discusses the critical role of long staple cotton, Bon Island grade, in automobile tire fabric. It explains high standards for fiber length, the discarded portion in combing, and estimates about 5.1 million pounds of cotton used yearly for tire fabrics with substantial cost implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatremo
BORN WITH TEETH IN CHICAGO’S LITTLE ITALY BABY
In Chicago’s Italian quarter a baby was born with two teeth protruding through the lower gum. Mrs Francesca Cugttaneso and neighbors gathered at the residence as police were called to witness the unusual event. The baby’s teeth were partly through the gum and more teeth are expected to emerge soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bortito
Francesca Cugttanesoee
Prey Cnter
Quinn's Court Appearance Over Automobile Case
Tom Quinn faced a morning court on a charge of operating without proper care. Clem Quinn represented him and objected to Lineway. Judge Andrade overruled. An adjournment was sought due to another case. Hearing postponed to March 10 for testimony and possible settlement. The accident allegedly involved Quinn's car hitting Davis’s auto and striking Levy's store, damaging a plate glass window.
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Tom Quinn
Clem Quinn
Andrade
Attorney Quinn
Wil
Svidenes
Quinn
Davia’ Auto
Levy
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