Sugar Planters Debate Immigration For Islands Industry
The Sugar Planters Association meeting opens with President Hhaver urging saner immigration and worker welfare. Committees report on cane harvesting methods and irrigation pilot work, while officers and trustees are elected as attendees near sixty.
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Ufo
Burge
Cone
Motenhauer
Annie
W. C. Smith
P. Maldwin
Bob Demon
Gohaofer
J. M. Dowsett
Troxte
Cooke
A.W. T. Hottomlay
ID Wal
Liusines
H de Verney
Faxon Wehap
Smith
TC Deview
He P
Chwkee
New President of Hawaiian Planters Elected for 1910 11
E D Tenney, vice president of the Sugar Planters Association, was chosen president for 1910 11 at the trustees meeting. The slate includes T G vice president, W Smith as secretary and treasurer, L ds Warren as assistant secretary and treasurer, and G A Thurater a Warren. Edward Poilita of San Francisco visits Molokai. The article discusses land surveys, homestead openings, and immigration policy with strong emphasis on agricultural development and territorial plans.
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Morr, Carewer & Co
WL G. Trown
Lnk
Trus
BK. D. Tenney
Mtd
J. Nt Dowsett
Athey Tian Homestead
Trauks
E. D. Tenney
Sugar Planters’ Association
Juot
W. Pfotenhaver
Board of Trustees
T. Gs
Smith
L. Ds Warren
G. A. Thurater
Warren
Edward Poilita
San Francisco
Mone Lulu
Navy plans two new drydocks amid Pacific battleship shift
Secretary Meyer returns from inspections to announce naval yard consolidation. He warns against overcapacity on the Atlantic coast, suggests closing New Orleans and Pensacola yards, and concentrating civil work in Howton New York Philadelphia and Norfolk while maintaining limited Gulf Coast facilities including Guantanamo.
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Korea
Hamman
San
Warne
Navy
Meyer
Workington
Atlantic Am Gall
Ford
Pacific
Naval
Munte
Meyer Telleven
Atlantic
Guy Contin
Alioe
New Orleans
Pouracola
Congren
Howton
New York
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Thin Palley
Portemouth
N, IL
Charleston
C. Meynr
Gulf
Guantanamo
Estuattinh
Cais sons for Pearl Harbor contracts announced in Washington
On December 22 bids open for dry dock and naval station works in Pearl Harbor, with three street culmone for dry docks at Hiremerton and New York. The naval department released the proposal this morning, and a local firm is favored to win the Pearl Harbor contract. Hons Strange maternity notice accompanies the item.
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Washington
Steet Eulmone
Hiremerton
New York Dry Docks
Naval Station
Pearl Harbor
Propanale Wits
Navy Department
QuAid Not in Plan 10 Drop Case
W. M. McQuaid wounded in gunfire after tensions with Valney C. Driver over alleged relations. McQuaid says no plan to drop the case. police, Driver, and McQuaid remain unable to comment on details while both are confined to Hewitt hospital.
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QUAID
W. M. McQuaid
Valney C. Driver
Mm McQuaid
Delwer
Bolmes
Meg
Fetal aviator completes wondrous feat
Norfolk report notes Eugene Kiy, described as the fetal aviator, achieving a remarkable milestone in flight. The fragmentary dispatch references a cruiser and a dramatic arrival, with terse mentions of timing, location, and uncertain names, all conveyed in a terse wartime-era style.
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Soomandatad Prag Clie
Norfolk
Eugene Kiy
Erithey
Nicome
Joy Bighae
Mackin
Tn Pike
He Tees
Rebels of Uruguay Surrender Unconditionally
Montevideo dispatch reports that rebels who had defied the government surrendered today in Uruguay. The move ends days of standoff as government forces secure a peaceful conclusion to the rebellion.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Taday
Lynchings Feared After Murder in Anadarko
Nov. 1 in Anadarko Oklahoma reports say a mob fears lynching of a suspect who killed the town chief of police. Authorities have not captured the suspect and warnings hint that if not caught soon another Mexican may face violence.
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Anadarko
Kjed
Wien
Nicaraguans In Serious Revolt
Nicaraguans in serious revolt sweep streets, clash with troops, and confront government forces in San Tuan del Bir. Reports describe protests and skirmishes with many injured or detained as unrest spreads amid political turmoil and confrontations with authorities.
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San Tuan del Bir
Admiral Harber Visit Sparks Local Interest in Honolulu
Rumors of investment and incorporation surround Admiral Harber’s Hawaii stop. The article notes the Investment Company with Robert Hood, Mackintosh, and Robert Mier, the stock structure and major holder, plus Harber and Mrs Harter visiting Honolulu briefly before sailing to the Comat. It recalls his Pacific duty and Manila stay, and mentions cholera fears and quarantine responses in a wide, period-appropriate tone.
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Hstwnd Investment Company
Emmage
Robert K Bond
Harber
Ada Giles
Harter
San Pramelse
Harber Thay Wet Wen Detn
Sistor
Todey
Dusinew Mian Thin
Uncle Sum
United Stated
Manila
Admiral Aperry
Manta
Orient
Anxioum
Mantis
Amity
Che Fen
Aperty
United States Marine
Jor
Australia
Martin
Te Kovernment
Bishop Back on the Korea Labor Convention in Session
The bishop of the Protestant Kyleotpul church in Mia wall returns to Llanouin on the Ko Youhia morning with ten church members to attend the Episcipal convention. Attendees include Bishop Graves and Rev Le He Reote as they join the National Convention at the Pedera Cathedral for an open labor meeting. The delegates discuss Chinese labor questions and Hawaii mission concerns amid a gathering of church leaders from around the world.
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Morcantile
Entabliahenente
Tetole
Mirvey
Lanhuding
Commonwealth
Ri. Rey
Restariek
Kyleotpul
Miawall
Llanouin
Youhia
L Imminent
Mme Church
MT Graves
le He Reote
Btunghal
St. Andrews
Pedera Cahedral
Roar
Biatiin Graven
China
Hawaii
Ouis Aplon
Kant Misetion
Fetc Ming Restarlek
President Taft in Canal Zone Amid Panama Tour
President Taft arrived in the Canal Zone aboard the cruiser Vicksburg and immediately began travel toward Culebra. Report notes Taft and party proceeding with dispatch, signaling urgency in inspecting strategic positions during the Panama visit.
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Taft
Canal Zone
Washington
Doc
Vickthure
Bensing
Panama
New York Drivers Return to Work
News of a brief restoration of labor peace in New York as striking express workers resume duties today after a brief stoppage. Details are limited and the report notes loyalty shown by workers and a weekly bulletin distributed for a year.
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WEW
York
New York
Thaney
Tuttens
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Cailage
Han Hill
Tretennadet
Tawalian Sugar Manters
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