Local and General Highlights From the Bulletin
Local notes report the Bulletin office selling paper at twenty five cents per sheet and a range of notices from taxes due to court actions. The piece mentions arrests, fines, marriages, and community meetings in Honolulu and nearby areas, including a Police Court update, juvenile cases, and a Manoa Valley improvement discussion. The yacht club scene and transit service talks are also touched on, with a brief reference to a local wedding and civic committee work.
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George Crawford
Crawford
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Intial Revenue Department
Victora Horner
Kekoa
Hilo Tribune
Manoa Valley Improvement Club
Fred J. Waldron
Rapid Translt Company
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Hoeless Buggy and Building Permits Clash in City Saga
Inspector Michlstein faces the burden of enforcing building and plumbing permits and sanitary rules. A horse loaned to the Board of Health caused delays as owners demand its return, while inspectors handle plans, site visits, and backyard sanitation to push Uncle Sam projects forward.
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France Defies Strikes as Paris Sees Turbulent Day
Fragmentary report from Paris notes a turbulent session in the Chamber of Deputies amid strike defiance as officials struggle with government action. In Ohio Wilbur Wright returns from Burrov, greeted by cannon salutes. elsewhere mentions of political upheaval and revolutionary ties appear in partial text.
URIU FIRED FIRST SHOT OF THE WAR
Vice Admiral Uri at the Imperial Japanese Navy arrived in Annapolis with his wife aboard Nippon Maru to attend a reunion. He is famed for ordering Russians from Chemulpo harbor and sinking ships. He spoke in Kagellan tongue during the visit and will also serve as Consul General Uyeno's liaison.
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Shopping notices and midweek consumer ads from Honolulu firms
An array of local ads promotes groceries, household appliances, coal deliveries, clothing for boys, hardware goods, and stove wood. Firms include Theo H Davies, Silva’s Tregory, Honolulu Construction & Draying, Leonard Cresible Refrigerator claims, Hackfeld & Co, Union Pacific, Hall & Son, and Chan K Frasier Co. Promotional lines tout savings, durability, and delivery options in a bustling commercial page.
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Honolulu
Honolulu Construction & Draying Co
Leonard
H. Hackfeld & Co, Ltd
Union-Pacific
Hall & Son
Chan K Frasier Co
Notable Strike Details From Island Plantations
Fragmentary OCR notes describe strike activity at outlying camps and plantation stables on the island. The contrast with other plantations is noted, and references to mill work and flourished tasks suggest labor tensions and organized action impacting daily operations.
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Plantation Labor Strikes Over Japanese Tenant System
Widespread labor strife disrupts cane harvesting as Japanese tenants and other workers face wage tensions under contract labor. Plantation managers report tensions rising with harvest delays and potential long-term shifts in employment as strikes ripple through the community. The conflict centers on contract terms, worker pay, and the role of Japanese labor in the plantation economy. Union and merchant reactions reflect broader unease as production risks escalate and public notices caution against adverse actions.
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Labor Strife Report From Plantations Across Islands
A lengthy and fragmentary dispatch describes plantation labor disturbances and management actions. It notes Japanese workers, police deployments, and talks of harvest disruption at Walpahu and related sites, with references to laborers at He natu Plantation and other fields. The text mentions wage issues, working conditions, and possible strikes as managers seek to maintain harvest progress amid tensions.
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