Honolulu Bulletin threatens Hawaii politics and immigration
A garbled Honolulu newsroom notice discusses publication circulation figures for the Daily and Weekly Bulletin and mentions officials and plans in Hawaii. It references immigration matters, postal hints, and appointments, with remarks on defense, health, and local governance in Honolulu. The text blends names, dates, and places in a chaotic summary of political and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
Oana
GG Hockus
Island of
Hawaii
Bulletin Publishing CO
LAD
Cg, Hockus, Bariness
Ne Jreal
Anno Permini
Aif
PW Burnette
Hawaii Band To Return Home For Thanksgiving Tour
Officials regret travel delays hindering the Hawaii band’s arrival aboard the Biotra. Aiming for November 20 in time for Thanksgiving, leaders hope the setback spurs renewed commitment from backers and underscores the need for proper support as the troupe plans a return to familiar roots and to fund their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biotra
Setire
Thors
Tly
Eixty
Jnlaren
My. Cohen
Mr. Cohen
Metin
Dore
Honoulu
New Orleans
Magali
Hono
Democrats
Labor Party
Ode Kern
Ka Inkelein
Sheri
Fernandes
Harvey
Supervinr
Hawalien Democrats
Jean
Ganotte
Hautes
Aherit
Lewiston Journal
Charles Ki Littefield
Kalakiete Ie
A Holter
Abelinn
Home Rule Party
Elget
J. Murphy
Neo
Education of Japanese in Hawaii Sparks Tensions
The article discusses hostility toward Japanese children and immigrants in Hawaii, blaming oriental influences for agitation among locals. It notes suspicion of the Japanese as labor competition willing to work for lower wages, and accuses them of gradually adopting language and customs suitable to plantation labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawati
Orient
Conn
Hite Brown Ian
Ann Picion
Joho
Hawaii
Rene, Buenas
Immigration and Labor Tensions in Hawaii and Pacific
The text argues that Japanese and other Orientals affect Hawaii’s labor market by driving wages up and suppressing wage standards, while their families' education is treated on equal terms with locals. It notes growing Oriental labor in San Francisco and Hawaii, concerns about plantation workers migrating, and broader federal immigration challenges echoed by Commissioner Hy. It references migrant flows from Azores and European arrivals to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Ourselver
Sargent
Japan
Azores
Hle
New York
Hawaii politics and Roosevelt era visions in a territorial path
A historical reflection discusses Hawaii’s path from territory toward statehood. The piece cites Roosevelt era momentum, annexation of distant islands, and the potential for Hawaii to join the Union with electoral influence. It recalls Rutherford B. Hayes era party shifts and a narrow presidency margin as context for future ambitions.
New Cure for Dyspepsia and Fire Insurance Ad
A vintage advertisement promises relief for stomach upset by reducing worry and boosting nerves. It pairs with a fire insurance pitch urging readers to insure homes and belongings for protection and peace of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We I
Peruna Proves Highly Satisfactory for Catarrh Relief
An Honolulu reader recounts suffering from catarrh of the throat and nose and finding relief after four months of Peruna use. The ad highlights morning breath and taste improvement, urges stock at druggists, and mentions the life book included with each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Raon Pilon
Dante
Lachine
Beran
Peruna
Honolulu
Hawaii
Benson, Emith
Mobron Drug Co
Monolulu
Suit Over 1807 Trust Deed Ends In Plaintiff Victory
Judge De Bolt ruled in favor of Helen Wilderbell in a case seeking cancellation of a trust deed from 1807. The trust, created amid a broken engagement, transferred 800 shares of Wilder estate valued around 100000 dollars with annual income between 5000 and 10000 dollars. The court found the engagement had ended the deed’s purpose and ordered the trust deed set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wilderne
E. J. Tenney
de Bolt
Mine Wilder
Wilder Ratate
Tenney
Myr
Jnge de Bolt
Roosevelt in Panama in four busy days
President Roosevelt will visit Panama for four days starting November 18. The itinerary includes inaugurations, welcomes by President Amador, a canal terminus inspection, a train journey along the canal, a Jauneh trip to the Periee and Mamenco, and a parade and address in Ancon. The visit ends with a dinner at the Amador palace and a formal reception.
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Panama
Roosevelt
Mer
Cristobal
Mra. Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
Rixey
Wolf Trap
Colon
Els
Amador
Canal Commision
Shonte
Vanama
Kneiveer
Mra. Bievene
Stra
Weroma
President & Casuy
al la Bora
Took
Duke
la Hoc
Anon
Roovevelt
Republic of Panama
Amiavlor
Moor
Blane
Huginere Mint
Mire Stevan
Jondine Clive
Mtr
Ronkevelt
Roosevelt Arrival Eyed Amid Canal Site Tours And Dinners
A news column details President Roosevelt's inspection day around the canal site at Gatun and Chagres, including the dam area and harbor, with engineers explaining the Tanwar Chagres works. The party plans a Cristobal visit, a November 17 reception, and a Thanksgiving dinner at the White House upon return.
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Tosh
Anvon
Gatun
Chotem
Chaivnun Bhonte
Stevens
Chigies
Celatebal
Mide
Cristobal
Coton
Baburday
Ploe 11
Chatotal
Roosevelt
Talasion
Herald
Louisiana
San Juan
Porte Tee
Winthrop
West Indies
Washington
Aliapawet
Burgeai
Tixoy
Howmet Ie
Panenis
Chile
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Cooke
Cotanien
Ile 90
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Hawai
Stator
Mitherford
Wah
White House
Neurral
Ehlers
Helen
America
Lovejoy & CO
Nuanu Street
Li Fauna
C. A. Nelson
Avent
Rainier Bottling Works
J. Lando
Collegian
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