Prohibition Speech At Hawaii Meeting With Rev. Pond
A large audience heard Rev. C. N. Pond of Oberlin Ohio speak in favor of prohibition at the Methodist Episcopal church. The event filled with speakers from Korea Japan and Korea Catholics. Attendees noted the strong stance on liquor and public safety and the gathering concluded with an unanimous resolution adopting a prohibition stance.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Stev
N. Pond
Oberlin
Ohio
John G. Woolley
Wilhelmina
Howen
Min
Yamaka
Hawaii
P. Hong
Wig
Hix
Jeot Wan
Baglin
Korea
China
Bowen
Pond
Ing
Atick
C. N. Pond
John G. Wooley
Alameda
United States
Cou
Obito
Mr. Pond
Chalrman Bowen
Mr. S Bowen
Birmingham
Alabama
Mra. Mack
Susannah Weasley
Sugar Factors Co Reports Shipments
The Sugar Factors Co Ltd reports total sugar shipped since December 1, 1900 reached 148,800 net tons. Of this, 97,000 net tons reached markets, 40,900 tons remain afloat, 85,400 tons shipped by American Hawaiian Co for the East, 7,000 tons by Cape Horn, and 46,400 tons to Puerto Rico markets. estimated shipments for 1910 are 448,380 tons. Blanket immerments are calculated to keep a man warm even to cold weather.
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Sugar Factors Co. Ltd
Cape Horn
Chicago News
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