Plantation Association Denies Increases to Striking Workers
The Hinwatlin Bomer Planters Aeeneration meeting concluded with a firm stance that plantations represented in the association will make no concessions to striking employees in the form of higher pay. Managers will depart by the news steamer after adjournment.
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Hinwatlin Bomer Planters Aeeneration Peottns
Ite
Jane Aioe
Laniations
siMt
Mie
Mlortece
Gillews
Beevers WO Budth
Sugar Tariff Battle In Senate Upheld By House Rate
The Senate voted on the sugar schedule and upheld the House tariff. The amendment to strike out the tariff on refined sugar above the 14 Dutch standard failed forty seven to thirty six. Retaining the refined sugar tariff at 1.90 passed fifty three to thirty two.
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Washington
Senate
House
Bailey called liar and fought in Capitol melee
Texas Senator Bailey sparked a Capitol scene by calling the New York Times editor an infamous liar and engaging in a lively post adjournment fight with the Times’ Washington representative. Earlier he proposed an income tax amendment to the tariff bill, with debate postponed to June 10. Aboard the steamer Coquitlam a fire in Vancouver left one dead and four fatally injured. President nominated Herbert Winslow for Admiral. In Constantinople thirteen men were hanged for involvement in the April revolt.
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Washington
Bailey
Texas
Capitol Today
New York Times
Senate
Times
Texas Today
Vancouver
B. C
Coquitlam
Herbert Winslow
Water shortages prompt plea to Governor Krewe
A delegation from the Arena Heights residents met Governor Krewe this morning to urge securing more water from the Numinu reservoir. They complain current service is inadequate and request a tow pole pump or pipe upgrades. The Kalihi pump runs only 16 hours daily due to funding limits, forcing residents to draw from the Nutianu reservoir after July. The governor signaled possible action without new line construction if funds allow. otherwise Niuann may face heavy draw and lower water pressure.
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Krewe
Uther
Nutianu
Hie
Roller Will Draw Ten Ton Boiler
The Union Feed Company gained permission to move a ten ton steam roller to a cannery at Abulhonn. They must post security for return, also to trustees the bridges on route to prevent damage. It will be hauled by a traction engine after initial transfer by pall. The case against David Noah continued, while Abraham Api was sent to juvenile court.
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Union Feed Company
Abulhonn
Board of Supervision
Union Fe Company
JA. Cumming
Katona
Thugs Are in Jail Over National Outrage Fight
Police describe a white outrage as four Japanese suspects were arrested for a brutal assault in Glen. Yoshita Muraiami Koyar and Iwata are named as ringleaders after a mob attacked a man entering a hospital. Warrant signed by Judge Robinson Coharnest. Victims include The Ouhu Gout hospital staff.
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Sherdty Spre Fot
Wal Kinney
Tom
Kearne
Wannyade
Iutf
Bse
Glen
Fone
Yoshita
Muraiami
Koyar
Iwata Amd
Robinson Coharnest
Hydrographists Coming in July to Survey Hawaii
Governor Prear received a cable from Marston Campbell, Superintendent of Public Works, stating hydrographic survey of Hawaii will start soon after an appropriation was set aside. Leighton heads the hydrography bureau in Washington and Mendental is a government official. The cable indicates they will leave for Hawaii to make arrangements for the water survey planned for the past two years.
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Prear
Marston Campbell
Washington, D.C
Hawaii
Leighton
Burea
Washington
Mendental
Mendenhall
Guarantee of Message Delivery Service Satisfaction
Advertises reliable message delivery and satisfaction guarantee across cases. Highlights commitment to prompt service and customer assurance.
Richards Loses in Supreme Court in Honolulu Case
The Supreme Court issued an adverse opinion to Theo dore Richards in a case involving Mary Jane Ontal and Henry Ontal. The decision addresses rent, water use, and contract interpretations for a Kanawalea property in Honolulu. The ruling discusses waste, artesian wells, and semiannual water payments, with remarks on evidence and custom. Dr J Webbcie departs for Japan then Germany for a Work's Medical Conference, and Hawaii Promotion Committee plans a meeting this afternoon.
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Supreme Court
Theodore Richards
Mary Janes Ontal
Henry Ontal
Ashiorton Richantere
Carl Ontal
Low Court
Richards
Hitette Eagelns
Honolulu
Ett
Libefront
Anim
Sio
Penhlence
Capyort
Minte
J. Webbcie
Korea
Japan
Germany
Labor strife and plantation disruption reach Kahuku
A chaotic account details managers meeting and strikers demanding food as Kahuku battles labor unrest at multiple plantations. Discharges, strikebreakers, and police action are mentioned amid wide disruption and fears of further agitation. Local leaders and workers clash over wage and living conditions affecting Honolulu area labor.
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New York
the Kash Co., Ltd
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Noah Te
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Andrade
Hawaiian. Trust Company, Ltd
Water Survey of
Lurline
Territorial Messenger Service
Ontai Brothers
Comefitter
Young Balling
Shirley Poppy Seeds
Crossett
Icrossett Shoe
Palm Cafe
UNION
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Maul
Lothwin
Aritatars
Ewa
Ahiatons
Kanuku
Kobuku Plantation
Milan
Wort
Eva Hation
Honolute
Lawtiene Ieee
Rinee
Anne
Grubdletind
Eerie
Imanttatwerton
Finther Witijw
Rita Dmond
Custeics
Seattle
Toda
Fred Pay
Wyoming
Cookland
Willey Po Cady
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