Labor agitation and plantation unrest in Hawaii amid Japanese workers
The report details agitation among plantation laborers in Hawaii, focusing on agitators influencing Japanese workers at Honokawa and other estates. It notes suspensions of shipping and threats to crop harvests, with administrators urging calm while tracking monthly taxes and wage disputes. It also lists plantation managers reporting on worker attendance, Japanese laborers’ wages, and the impact on Haole and local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mukti
Ria
Honolulu
Waipaha
Unclear Report on Increase and Anticipated Force
Fragmentary note records an increase of 190 and expectation of a larger force at work tomorrow. Language suggests a test or working estimate with emphasis on quieting a plagiation amount and future staffing. Names, dates, and places are not provided in the readable text.
Baldwin Appointed to Health Board in Alaska
Governor Prowr appointed W. D. Hinlwite and Fred Ruth to the Health Board, reappointing Ruth whose commission had expired. Baldwin, a former member, is noted for his familiarity with the board’s work and philanthropic interests. Also, Governor Prowr granted clemency to Mary Vincet, released on pledge to depart the Territory. Daughters of Hawaii met at Arete A. Coney’s Richards home with many members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Heath
Baldwin
Boar
Fred Smith
Ivote
Mary Vincet
The
Daughters of Hawaii
Arete A. Coney
Richards
Tore
Unclear Text From Yokohama Letter Causes Concern
Fragmentary note from Yokohama describes a tense exchange about travel and work. Mentions authorities and a main office, with friends worried about departure and wellbeing. Includes references to Mawali and a Jaganin, conveying unrest and curiosity about status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Yokohama
Alleged Gamblers Are Discharged
Chief Leal and officers discharged thirteen Chinese suspects connected to a gambling den known as the Akoral Walling on Howe vy Boeotaila avenue. The case centered on a trapdoor in a cellar used during the alleged gambling activity. Police found a pistol and evidence of gambling past, but no arrests followed. Governor Feear and officials planned further arrangements for territorial matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leal
Jane Fat Alee
Col. Childingsvority
Judie Andeato
New York
London
Campbell Set for Europe Mission in Brief
Campbell, aged 70, plans a quick trip to Europe. The derestorial enedor lantern tow has opened offices on the fourth floor of the Rutintenwutt Chattding. Secretary WHE Biv will establish the new quarters. Campbell, part of the Dowrd, intends to leave for Birnie to begin the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enedor Lantern Tow
Coum
Rutintenwutt
An Campbell
Birnie
Sean Taean
Ditt
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