Senator Pettigrew on Coffee Lands Visit in Hawaii
Senator Pettigrew and ex Senator Dubois of Idaho returned from Hawaii aboard a BULLETIN press trip to the Hawaiian hotel office. An invitation to dine with Miater Sewall at the United States Legation was mentioned as a possible event that evening. The interview touched on coffee land prospects, labor shortages for plantations, and Hawaii political questions though Pettigrew declined to state his views on the main topic. He noted the treaty would not be up before January and avoided committing on broader neutrality or seapower policy. He compared the calm, thoughtful demeanor to Irish leader John Dillon and remained cordial with the reporter.
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Senator Pettigrew
Yestern
Dubois
Idaho
Island of Hawaii
South Dakota
Miater Sewall
United States Legation
Pettigrew
Thia
Pettigeew
United States
Hawaiian
Hawaii
Gorman
Maryland
Pettigron
John Dillon
Chester A. Doyle
Kwa
J. Giltond
Ewe Plantation Company
Luna
Marshal Brown
Cutie & Cooke
Ferguson
Smith Etrent
Eddick
Mori
Whey
Ewa
Marabal Brown
Pearl City
Etrikorn
Inon
Humonell
Schulling’s Best baking powder from Ashhag & Coonpany
Fragmentary OCR suggests a local ad or notice for Schulling’s Best baking powder praising its quality from Ashhag and Company. Readable bits mention a brand claim and producer names, with unclear phrasing and possible misspellings in the source.
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Schulling
Ashhag & Coonpany
No Mer option to Pettigrew in town events
Notices to tender a reception for Senator Pettigrew this evening fell through due to rain. A concert by the National band at the hotel granade was cancelled. A general dance will be held at the carva ulning Crom Bo'elock where the Senator will be honored and receive guests.
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Ayain
Notives
Pettigrew
Cate
WHI Begin Work Monitor Jett to Supervise Wharf
WHI begins work with W J Nowell Jett to supervise the new wharf project. Ground is cleared by the asterial, and active operations will start as soon as the superintendent arrives Monday morning. Remaining materials will be sent on the next Hawaii voyage.
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W. J. Nowell Jett
Magna Soa
Bilo
The
Wheel becomes cheaper as price drops in window display
Onlookers watch a aluminum wheel displayed at Hawaiian Cycle & Manufacturing. Five days earlier it was priced at a dollar daily when offered at fines. This morning the price hit $40, suggesting further reductions if the trend continues, making a very cheap wheel possible.
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Hawaiian Cycle & Manufacturing
President of New Refinery Named In Hawaii Wording
George E Fairchild elected president and manager of the proposed new sugar refinery at Crockatt Cal in Hawaii. He previously managed Makee Sugar Co. Kealie and Kapon. The refinery aims to handle a large portion of Hawaii sugar output in the future.
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George E. Fairchild
Fort Street
Hne Iwort
Crockatt
Cal
Kealie and Kapon
Makee Sagar Co
Royalist Delegation to Base Heads to San Francisco
The royalists who support Gaelic lobby against annexation include John Richardson J K Kaulin Kalan okalaud and Win Auld. Others declined to make the trip. Much of the delegation's work will be done between here and San Francisco.
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John Richardson
J. K. Kaulin
Kalan Okalaud
Win
Auld
San Francisco
Chester Doyle’s Mission Shields Ewa Plantation Strife
Japanese interpreter Chester A. Doyle describes efforts to calm a labor dispute at Ewa Plantation after injuries to a worker. He reports authorities and representatives from Castle & Cooke coordinated with Plantations, and that negotiations with workers led to a plan for return to work while warrants and arrests were debated by Acting Manager Ferguson and the sheriff. Doyle notes tensions with the court and governor over handling the case and fears retaliation against workers.
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Court
Ferguson
Torvbal
Lagein
Bien
Castle & Cooke
Aid Tons
Gilman
Youri City
Gilquan
Pearl City
Jin
Hy Porgavon
Eva
McLeod
Luna
Lennox
Sdap
Mr. Doyle
Melend
Marabal Brown
Doyle
Borgeson
Lim
Hain Stops Had Work on Rainy Holiday Road Work
A holiday halted the roal department as rain drove workers indoors. Early workmen were sent home on various streets, steam rollers and stone crushers laid up for the day. If heavier showers do not fall, no damage is expected to the new roads.
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Rands
Tera
Christmas Prea Harnesses at Ona Carringe Repository
An old notice advertises mesphacton or sarrog for a Christmas prea with fine harness. It directs readers to Ona Carringe Repository behind Wright's Carringa Pac tory on Fort Street opposite Olah Stables.
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Ona Carringe
Wright
Carringa Pactory
Fort Street
Olah
Compressed air traction eyed by Hawaiian Tramways
Hawaii's Hawaiian Tramways Company weighs compressed air as a motive power for streetcars. No overhead wires or poles needed, lower running costs, and compatibility with existing lines. Superintendent Pain seeks charter changes and legislative approval to test immediate air propulsion on the local line, with potential extensions to Kapiolani Park and Nuuanu Street.
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Asbaudt Steels
Kety
Honolulu
Uss
Hawaiian Tramways Company
Lion of Smethig
Wml
Pain
Lisit
Lonfouie
Kapiolaui Park
Baseball Jroonda Sab
Nauanu Street
Jaddetrent
King
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