1900 1909 Hawaiian Sugar Crops list and officials
A fragmentary notice lists ten Hawaiian sugar crops for the period 1900 to 1909 and names officials and representatives. It mentions a 2000 pounds to the ton item and references Mr F M Mfuteb as association representative in Washington. The document includes partial names of presidents and vice presidents for the period 1901-02 and closes with signatures from W. O. Smith and H. S. Pla, dated November.
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F. M. Mfuteb
Washington
Ist Wight
W. G. Trewin
Tentey
F. Swanzey
Rwangy
Baldwin
Hawaii
Waiakea
Ieee Hila Puttugions Rogan Mill Co
MA Ci
Oukala Sugar Plantation Co
Niats
Lst
Kukaiag Plantation Co
Kukaian Mhi Oo Guts
Tamika Mam
Waishan Sugar Plantation
Tgwais RT
Honoka Sigar Co
Tae
Te Sugar Mill
Niulil Mill Awe Plantation
Hawaiian Agricultural Co
Poakea Plantation
Eae
Ulva Sugar Co
Seeenee
Pra Sugar Co
Es Kipaluly Sugar Co
Hitoed Plantar
Hania Phintatios Aeenes
Kerch
Cox Ma Aiku Sugar Co
Hiwatian Corn, & Sugar T Awi
Wallika Sugar Co
Olowalu Co
Pioneer Mill
Kihei Plantation Co
Oahu Ae
Waitunale Sugar Co
Aapete Steeee
Wainhi Agricultural Co. Ltd
Walanae Co
Oak Sugar Co
Oa Oh
Kauai
Kilunea Sugar Plantation Co
Maker Sugar Co
Lihue Plantation Co
Grove Farm Plantation Ie
Nto
Koloa Sugar Co
McBryde Sugar Co
Ldses 1A
Halo
Hawaiian Sugar Co
Gay & Robinson Waimen Sugar Mills
Kokala Sugar Co
Radeon
Étebel
Maui
Oahu
Planters In Session Look To Labor Statistics Bureau
A new Bureau of Labor Statistics directed by J. D. Mead was created to study labor topics. The report covers ten years up to 1900 with sugar production figures and notes better sugar pricing and transport to mainland markets. Legislative actions include a 29 percent special income tax to fund immigration and natural resource development. Japanese strikes on Hawaii plantations are mentioned.
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J. D. Mead
Meal
de de Warren Wie
Board of Immigration of the
Congress
Ihe
Owaa
Neptune launches mark on royal slip with grand ceremony
A London account details the Neptune launch witnessed by a royal party. The Duchess of Albany addressed the assembly as the ship slid smoothly into the water, praised for its size, armament, and advanced tech over prior Dreadnoughts, marking a notable naval milestone.
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London
Witnod
Hele
Edward
Duchem
Jeviathiana
Europe
Portsmouth
Neptune
Aiglorw
Fragmented wartime memo on dockyard supervision and tech setups
A damaged OCR note describes shifts in staff and equipment at a dockyard including mentions of supervision by Me. Pearce and regulatory orders. It references an elaborate telephone service, an exchange, and a plan for electric ventilation and muted auxiliary furnaces.
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Nhl
Bull Nile
Pearce
Conalie
le Ing Moers
Junten
Reguter
Former New York Mayor Thomas Coman Dies at Home
Thomas Coman once mayor of New York City in 18x died of pneumonia at his home. Details note he served as a WAR president of the board of aldermen when Mayor Hempton signed in 1868. Also mentioned are widow Mrs. W. S. Ladd, longtime Oregon financier, and her philanthropy. Reports discuss park and playground investigations and a committee chaired by Mayor Raymond of New Rochelle regarding public playgrounds in each ward.
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Thomas Coman
New York
Thomas Cormay
New York City
Pnewmonia
Boiard
Hemtman
Contam
Portland
Orv
W. S. Ladi
Land Jle
Aldortien
Wali
Fettle
Woah
Asie
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Hetadira
Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association
William
Smitil
Fleneraly
Lostock
Toulon
Sir Charles Knowles
Rochefort
Bagadorf
Quebec
Thomas F. Vreemantle
Trafalkar
Insoh
Colin
Sanite Alma Trinidads
Admiral Corry
Baltic
Portemouth
Caesar
Viceroy
Royal Dockyard
St. Vincent
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