Banner Sugar Outputs of the Hawaiian Islands
The article highlights rapid sugar industry growth on Hawaii Island, detailing the Olaa Sugar Company’s operations on Oahu, a nine-roller mill, and projected 20,000 tons of No. 1 sugar. It notes expanded lands, rail access, 21,000 acres under control, and April as a landmark month with record weekly sugar returns.
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Hawati
Olan
Intend
Hawaii
Olas Sugar Company, Limited
Olwa Sugar Company
Honolula Iron Works Uimrant
Arades
Hawaiian Islands
Awa
Oahu
Clan Fall Po
Great results at Olaa sugar plantation overview
An article profiles Horan and the Olaa plantation’s success under manager McStooker, detailing road and water system construction, steam clearing, saw mills, and labor saving machinery. It notes past challenges starting in 1901 and praises the development enabling high cane yields and efficient transport to the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauai
Mani
Teland
Hawai
Horan
Uneantle
Ind
Vorere
Horae
Bulletin
Olun
Ani
HP. McStooker
Fiames
Saya
Kaumana
Peter McRae
Cec
Ma Vant
Hina
Iwasaki and McRae Drive Olna Plantation Growth Efforts
A detailed profile honors McRae chief overseer of the Olna plantation and Iwasaki a forward looking manager in charge of cane labor. It notes McRae from Nova Scotia has led 2000 men in building a fume system and water works while Iwasaki advances cooperative labor, church funding, and rapid development on Waipahoehoe lands amid labor challenges and rising sugar yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olan Sugar Company
Fwasat
Olas
Waipahoehoe
Punk Road
Olna Sugar Cou
Iwasaki
Uelef
Iwanaki Ie
Olam
Olam Diatriet
Gina
Changes at the Plantation and Mill Updates
The 1903 crop from fully grown land aims for strong output with minor changes. Cane planted at higher elevations shows even growth and satisfactory results. Mill staff changes include Harvey Wicks as supervising engineer and M. McQuaid as chemist. The sugar factory teams, led by H W Pincke and G Prohooxe, advance production with experienced handling across departments under Pf. Mo Stocker and others on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aucrone
Harvey Wicks
Hopokas Sugar Company
White M. McQuaid
Honomu
Olea
Banda
H.W. Pincke
G. Prohooxe
Edward A. Horan and the Olas Sugar Company History
Edward A. Horan receives notable credit in a plantation report on the Olas Sugar Company Limited. The narrative traces his lifelong involvement with the property, noting he has long identified with its development since inception. Horan, born in Liverpool in 1863, emigrated to the United States as a youth and later moved to the Hawaiian Islands after years in the Eastern States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olas Sugar Company, Limited
Moran
Horan
Liverpool
England
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Buddhism as Taught at OlAA Huddhism Taught at OlAA
A study of Buddhist doctrine highlighting causes and consequences of actions, the aim of Nirvana, paths to salvation, and the Amita Buddha devotion. It explains self and other powered paths, Shinshin sect beliefs, and the role of faith, mercy, and moral duties in achieving enlightenment.
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Souther
Huddhlen
Shinrag Shonin
Bonndine
Ator Muddin
Amita Budd
Buddha
Thie
Reanyo Shonin
Amita Budde
Amitta Buddha
Muddha
Jet
Swannish the gentleman whore linked to Tagan land deal
A damaged colonial report describes Mr Swannish, a longtime land contractor in Hawaii, tied to a Tagan nation project. It notes ten years of inland work, including clearing land and planting crops, and mentions sugar company involvement with a large acreage along Otws road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Swannish
Tagan
Hmnwall
Bern
Jouve
Ola Sugar Company
Wlewen
Otws
Peter Law ia Cane Grower and Volcano House Manager
Mr Peter Law, an extensive cane grower in the Olan detrei, has served as manager of the Volcano House at Ki jauen near Hilo. A change of management will soon take place. friends expect Mr Law to resume duties there. He has lived in Hawaii for twenty years and is well known.
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A. B. Mipville
Hilo Railroad Company
Mountain View
Manuka
Tve
Naarstone
Weason
Weanon
Mona
Peter Law
Olan Detrei
Olan Suswar Company
Nores
Lee Feuldes
Plore
Kilohana
Hilo
Volcano Road
Houe
Ki Jauen
Loe
Hawaiian Islands
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Orenaro
Olaa
Peter
Air, McRae
Nova Reatia
Island of
Hawaiian Agricultural Company
Pahala
Hilo Sugar Company
McRae
Old Sugar Company
Ite Ia
Iceland
Wwem
Ie Olan
Iwanaki Haw
Hin
Olna
Imanakd Haw
Oma
Bay
Budd Mym
Peter M'Rae
Ea, Horan
Edward. A. Horan
Tom Sharkey
Welt
Pulliliat
Gus Rahlin
Fersh Ae
Dick Welts
Nash
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