Law Invoked To Stop Laborers In Illegible Era Headlines
Lawmen halt emigrant laborers at the docks as witnesses in a case against Filipino agent E de Guzman and recruiters Craig and Ogawa. Forty seven men from Porto Rican and Filipino origins await grand jury action under emigrant laws. Deputies, harbor police, and pretrial orders detain and arraign numerous named individuals for recruitment and transport to await indictment and trial in Honolulu.
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Craig and
Ogawa
E. de Guzman
House of Representatives
Vorty
Porto
Fispinen
Mowe
Cra
Onawa
Alaska Fisheries and
Caliente
Ely Anid
Evemntngy
Matai
de Gueman
Willian Jarrett
Carter
Sanders
Thterpreter Minosiile
Wilhelmina
Matt
Harry Law
Bastite
Francisco Roche
Stournino Libor
Sebastiin Vidi
Mecedo Negron
Baltomero Manzansoa
Jove Rodegues
Maier Almocara
Padeo Nadal
Adres Galarga
Angal Medina
Bollk Charvarria
Georgona — Riverily Guellarnng Rosario
Jose — Vasanes
Francisco Hawirlo
Caluting Santiago
Jos
Caraballo
Dinky Colon
Jun Cruz
Franckkee Nuauren
Dur Bay- Hata
Rosario Rodrigues
Juantio Oretz
Aleandro Villanueva
Duan Bays
John Pasines
Japanese stone workers form wage cartel in Honolulu
Japanese stone workers in Honolulu have formed an association led by contractors and builders, claiming they now dictate wages. Reports say control of the trade lets them set daily rates from 2 to 2.50 dollars, with lower pay for unskilled tasks and higher rates for skilled work. The group allegedly drove out competitors and coerced workers to join, while some observers warn of a growing monopoly and price manipulation in the building trades.
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Honolulu
Iin Association
Rccording
Taway
Yatton Llierary
Siohee
Laws To Protect Labor Of Hawaii Drafted In House
Legislature considers measures to curb labor inducement and migration. Bills define unlawful acts to persuade workers to leave jobs and impose penalties including fines up to 500 dollars or six months imprisonment. Provisions require licenses for migrant agents and set conditions for bonding and reporting.
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Hawaii
House of Representatives
Hayat
House probes public lands investigation urged by Correa
A House resolution calls for a deep, thorough investigation into the administration of public lands. A panel of legislators and one outside appointee would examine land set aside, allotment, water rights, and the influence of corporations on land policy, reporting to the Governor by January 1.
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Campbell
House of Representatives
Wis Nomming
Correa
Gmhiy
Commission
House
Agriculture and Forestry
Senate Committee On
Senate
Ayre Gayemer
Ize
Romestead Pir Poder
Homer Stenda
Peport
New Treaty Signed by Japan and United States
The Japanese Privy Council ratified the new treaty with the United States, ending uncertainty and underscoring warm relations. Seals will be exchanged on April 4 when the next Congress opens, marking a formal step in the accord.
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Japan
Calley
United States
Arbitration treaty praised in England crowds form committee
London report says President's arbitration treaty has been well received with a committee of all parties forming to advocate it amid widespread support.
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England
London
Eng
Great Fire Destroys New York State Capitol Wing
Fire in the west wing of the State Capitol caused five to seven million dollars in damage. The great State library, filled with valuable documents, was completely destroyed and most items cannot be replaced.
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Casnociatad Press
Albany
N.Y
State Capitol
Great State Library
Russia Says China Satisfied With Reply On Privileges
Peking China March 29 Russia has notified China she is satisfied with China's final reply to the Russian ultimatum over consular and commercial privileges in Mongolia and Ili.
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Peking
China
Russia
Mongolia
Ili
New Italian Cabinet Named Amid Reshuffle
Rome March 29 Giolitti announces a new Italian cabinet formed largely from resigning members of the old government. Socialist leader Ris Solati declines the agriculture portfolio offer.
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Rome
Italy
Giolitti
Rissolati
Peary Commissioned as Rear Admiral in 1900s
Robert E. Peary, famed North Pole explorer, was commissioned as a rear admiral in Washington D C today. The ceremony marks his advancement despite prior congressional delays.
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Peary
Washington, D. C
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
House
Congress
Baseball Benefit for Captain Sam Mann at Honolulu Park
Enthusiastic fans plan a Sunday baseball game at Hoe nally Athletic Park to aid Captain Sam Mann veteran of the schooner Mot Wahine. Most heat players in Honolulu express willingness to participate as the St Louly team lines up against All-Out. event slated for 1:00 p.m. next Sunday.
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Sam Mann
St Louly
Steugale
Soares
How The Senate Voted On The School Bill
The Territorial Senate split on the Hawaii school bill with No votes from Hewitt Makekau Baker Pali and J T Brown and Ayes from Chillingworth Robinson Fairchild Judd Kalama and Knudsen. Cecil Brown supported on the first ballot but voted No on the second. Quinn Kaleiopu were absent. Debate featured objections by Hewitt Makelau and Baker as delays. Fairchild explained funding details and salaries while Senators Mariel and others pressed for reconsideration. The bill ultimately failed to pass.
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Hewitt
Makekau
Baker
Pali
J. T. Brown
Chillingworth
Robinson
Fairchild
Judd
Kalama
Knudsen
Cecil Brown
Quinn
Kaleiopu
Hawaii
Territorial Senat
Madie~ Hat
Bela
Coll Brown
J.T. Brown
John Wise
Makelau
Phat Wan
Malokan
Roker
Mairehild
Senate
Emigrants in Oahu Jail Reported Held After Shipboard Transit
Porto Rican emigrants from the steamships Starra and Wilhelmina were escorted to the Oahu County Jail where Sheriff Jarrett and Deputy Shortt Rowe faced fuel and food shortages. Authorities planned to hold them for several days while awaiting additional convicts and possible formal proceedings.
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Jarret
Rose
Porto Alcune
Franchises Vote Reversed Rumors Prompt Informed Debate
An insurgent faction within the Central Improvement Club led by Bertram von Damm challenges the Rapid Transit franchise move. They propose a two year study by a legislative commission and meet at 4 PM in the Merchant Association rooms to discuss actions. Police detentions followed a chaotic scene as wives and families gathered after arrests. The bulletin notes a Salvation Army member among detainees.
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Central Improvement Club
Bertram von Damm
Manua
Central Improvement Chase
von Diram
Ellanet Prt
Pining & Motion
Merchanite’ Anseciation
von Damn
Authers Exprot
von Darmos Wabl Ubie Morninae
Otter
Sheri
Rowe
Salvation Army
Hawaii
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