Hawaii and Philippine trade debate stirs sugar interests
An old Hawaii era column reviews the Philippine free trade fight, noting sugar industry leaders on the mainland shaped the result, while Hawaii faced pressure from both pro and anti free trade camps. It contrasts Hawaii’s stance with Cuba and questions analyst W O Smith’s influence, calling readers to consider Breckons and Sam Johnson’s roles in voter registration controversy.
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Philippines
House of Representatives
Senate
Hawail
Hatch
Republican Party
W.O. Smith
W. C. Smith
Woo
Smith
Sumar Factors Company
Sugar Factore Company
Sugar Trust
Philippine Free Trade
Phillppines
Cuba
McClanahan
Mr. Smith
Han
Boon
Debrie
John Emmelith
BUF
Norval
Young
Emmerith
Norval B. Young
Sam Johnson
Breck Wand
Breckoos
Board of Registration
Dr. Young
Breckens
Robbiy Breckens
Sammy Johnson
Oh You Governor Carter Reforming Election Safeguards
A lively report lauds Governor Carter for enhancing election integrity. It praises inspector selections and plans to replace kerosene lamps with electric lighting, framing reforms as moral courage against political misdeeds and calls for transparency in the polling process.
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Tramlulen
SAY REGISTRATIONS NOT FRAUDULENT
Atiirew Hoyt a Coe member Hertel indicted by Grand Jury for fraud. Hoyt says he lived on a winterboat near the navy wharf and worked as an engineer, supported by documents. he claims fear of arrest and denies fraudulent registration patterns in the neighborhood. The document details dates, places, and witnesses including Kieume and Mitchell, with Hoyt asserting his sole residence since June and prior under surveillance.
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Harry Kienme
Queat
Hee
Wittine
Marty Kieume
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Navy Wharf
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Jose
Klemme
Atulta
Khem
Roywen
Stitehell
Honolulu Sugar Quotation Report
Sugar price quoted at 3.00 cents per pound or 177.60 per ton in latest Honolulu Stock Exchange bulletin. Trading activity noted for the commodity with no further changes in price or volume documented.
Local and General News From Hegans Watt Lease
Local notes describe property, leases, and community events with scattered names and places. The report mentions Washington, May, and health concerns, highlighting overwork and relief efforts related to workers and local affairs.
Immigrants Come but No Money Available
A report notes a lack of funds delaying aid for new arrivals. Superintendent of immigration and the head of the commission discuss money gaps, expected departures, and anticipated assignments as officials prepare for the Ventura steamer’s arrival and related posturing.
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Clare
de Harel
Unclear fragment prompts unclear headline
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Weather Report From Wealher Bureau
Weather bulletin dated November 3 reports temperature around 74 degrees with light winds and clear to partly cloudy conditions. Forecast notes humidity near 40 percent, visibility good, and variable cloud cover through the day with calm to gentle wind shifts.
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