Government scrutinizes Asiatic naturalization cases across states
Washington reports the division of naturalization in the Commerce and Labor departments debates whether Asiatics may become U S citizens. Officials warn that broad civilizational standards may bar many groups, especially Chinese Japanese and others, from naturalization and urge local clerks to discourage first papers. Lexical notes show government aims to keep immigrants from attaining citizenship.
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Washington
Naturalization
Department of Commerce and
Liberte
Clarke
United States
Federal Supreme Court
Lawne
Europe
Asi
United
Labor Way
Decrepit Horses Seized After Daily Patrols In Hanolin
Police officer OMeer Martin reports uncovering neglected horses used for thawing loads in less frequented city areas. One mare, in dire condition, was euthanized with a revolver after confiscation. The case highlights concerns over abuse and street mobility of animals in Hanolin.
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Martin
Scully Tan
Honolin
Omecer Scully
Alt
Simlick Slugged Police Officer in King Street Incident
William Simlick faced a district magistrate on a charge of assaulting Police Officer Samuel Kaws while on duty. The clash arose after teamsters navigated a street in King Street, leading Kaw to confront the drivers. Simlick allegedly struck the officer, with medical testimony noting injuries. He received a ten dollar fine and costs.
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Wiliam Simlick Te
King Street
Simuckty
Simuck
Japanese object to being fooled at Peru mission
Japanese laborers in Peru protest after promises of rubber feature work at 2.50 yen wage fail. Mr Zenji, head of a Japanese migration company, travels to Peru to assess unrest among workers who expected rubber farming but were assigned plantation labor at lower pay.
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Zenji
Japan
Peru
South America
Euhio and Castro Pursue Hawaii Trip Politically
Report outlines local political maneuvering as Jarrett Cox and Cox supporters plot to defeat rival candidates. Capt. Parker deflects talk of a run, Abe the ex Japanese officer hints at future mayoral influence. Home Rule HQ and Labor Party leaders are described as observing and waiting for a favorable moment.
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Pam Sherrif
Sherif Jarrett
Andrew KE
Cox
Jarrett
Robert Waton Parker
Inter
Aave
Fon
Dgerett
Fern
Tome Abe
Abe
United States
Penn and Dupretts
Horman
Andrew Cox
Labor Party
Wich Achtle
Special stockholders meeting of The Waimanalo Sugar Company
Notice announces a special meeting of stockholders at the offices of Wm Gelewin & Company in Honolulu on November 24 1909 at 10:00 am to amend the By-Laws and transact other business. secretary Richard Ivers of the Waimanalo Sugar Co. and secretary of the Hilo Sugar Co. issued notices in Honolulu on November 18 1909.
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Waimanalo Sugar
Wii
Gelewin & Company
Lamdte
Hopolutu
Richard Ivers
Walmanulo Sugar Co
Honolulu
Hilo Sugar Company
Hilo Sugar Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
The Hilo Sugar Company stockholders meeting will be held at the office of Lie agent.
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TH Hilo Sega Company
Offoe of Lie Agente
Notice of stockholders meeting for Olowalu Company
The Olowalu Company announces a stockholders meeting at the offices of Wm. G. Irwin & Company Limited in Honolulu on November 24 1900 to amend by laws and consider other business. Richard Lyers secretary, Maui November 18 1900.
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Richard Lyers
Olowall Company
Monolul
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J. Rosenberg
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Euhio
Castro
Hawaii
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