Rage Ends Saturday Planters Discuss Labor Question
The Bulletin's Boys Tribune Bicycle contest standings list prizes for top performers. First prize is a Tribune Bicycle, second Salt of Clothes, third Shoes, fourth a Pocket Knife. The top twenty will win free tickets to a Boston Lyric Opera performance. the next twenty receive Orpheum tickets.
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Bulletin
Boys Tribune
Lst
Tribune Bicycle
Boston Lyric Opera Company
Orpheum
Labor Debates Labor Supply at Planters Association Meeting
The Hawaiian Planters' Association held a lengthy forenoon session with leaders like C. M. Cooke and Dr. Walter Maxwell in attendance. The discussion centered on labor policy, contract abolition, and potential use of European, Japanese, and Italian workers, with calls for permanent laborers and humane treatment. a three-member committee was appointed to study labor supply and adjourned with plans for trustees to call another meeting.
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C. M. Cooke
C. Bolte
Walter Maxwell
Olding
Morrison
Anton Cropp
A. Isenberg
Horner
B. Halstead
HP. Baldwin
H.W. Bochmidt
A. Lindsay
Dickey
T. Clive Davies
B.A
G. Bolte
United States
Maxwell
Loafers
Bolte
Dr. Maxwell
Ray
Macwell
Filiping Tabor
Baldwin
Manager Olding
South
Claus
Manele
Judge Hart
Senator Morgan
The
North American Review
Sovers
Benator Morgan
Negroen
John Dimond
Outsiann Planter
Browern
Deai
Uny
Mee Morrison
Crop
Germany
Poland
Alrad
Watt
H. P. Baldwin
Siam A Model Stock Ship Returns To Form
The transport Siam is nearing completion as a model stock ship after repairs. Port arrivals showed single stalls for Seattle shipments. If carpentry had been fuller, stork laws and a later typhoon would have altered the ship’s condition. Workmen add ballast and stores as the Stam plans to take on cargo and livestock for Mantle near Saturday morning.
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Siam
Theyeas
Seattle
Experien
Laure
Marriage of Annie senmiat and Vida of the police force
In the city and Wa Vida of the police force were married at 1 o clock this afternoon and will depart for Walulua on the afternoon train to spend their honeymoon. Marines of the Solace drilled late this forenoon while John Hassinger reported quiet though the morning temperature was normal and up to 104 again.
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Mies Annie Senmiat
City
Vida
Walulua
John Hassinger
Bicycle Run by YMCA Juniors to Diamonds Head
Junior YMCA members plan a bicycle run to Diamonds Head on Saturday. The event starts at 8 o clock from Dutton and the return is scheduled for noon.
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Diamens Head
Dutton
Officers Called on President Dole by Marines
Officers of the Marine Corps about the Solace a dozen or more called on President Dole at the five building this forenoon. Later they were shown over the building by Major Potter.
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Marine Corps
Dozyn
President Dole
Major Potter
Court fines man for cruelty in Wilcox Police Court
In the forenoon session at Wilcox Police Court Tom Rut Wong Kou, a Ghinanin, was tried on cruelty charges. The court found him guilty and imposed a fine of ten dollars and costs.
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Wong Kou
Noo
Wilcox
Ten Days In Pollo Court Forenoon Sentence Given
John Wilson was sentenced to ten days imprisonment at Kint labor for assault and battery on J and K Sterling in a forenoon session at Pollo Court.
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Pollo
John Wilson
J & K. Sterling
Arrive Ex Australia Lists Variety of Provisions
Fragmentary list shows arrival from Australia of foods and goods including potatoes lemons limes apples pears nuts fish shellfish poultry and fruits with several garbled items suggesting a shipment or trade notice readers are left to interpret due to OCR errors and missing context
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Australia
Australis
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for floral remembrances
Mrs De McWayne thanks friends for the beautiful floral remembrance and sympathy shown to her in her life husband’s illness and death.
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McWayne
Navanu Avenue Road Guaranteed for Completion
The Interior Minister faces a major question about Navanu Road on Navanu Road. The Bulletin reports that earlier two or three men pledged funds to support the work and ensure completion. Since then additional supporters emerged, nearly covering the full amount needed to complete the road to the Pali.
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Navanu Avenue
Pali
Suit Against Kapiolani Estate Seeks Injunction and Transfer
Aim L K Poahl sues Kapiolani Katato Ltd to halt proceedings on a disputed Kaakoa property on Imma Street. Judge Perry grants a temporary restraining order with $1000 bond. Complainant claims Kinolkt conveyed the property unlawfully to Kapiolani Estate Ltd and seeks injunction, specific performance, and transfer under Kinolkt terms.
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Aim. L. K
Kinolki
Merchant Street Nuisance Persists Onsidewalk Water
Police warned the Bonet family about the row of water from the rear of the von Holt block on Merchant street but no action has been taken. It has been weeks since the watering turned into a nuisance on the sidewalk.
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Bonet
von Holt
Merchant Street
Brewery Foundation Nears Completion In Honolulu Shortage
The foundation for the main brewery building is almost finished and further work will start soon. The contractor expects a shipment of building materials, mainly bricks, to arrive shortly. A brick shortage in Honolulu has forced the brewery to place an order to cover needs.
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Honolulu
Mitchell Faces Police Court On Assault Charge Again
Mitchell a populant appeared in the Police Court for assault and battery on a man who testified Mitchell tried to take money, struck him and kicked him. He was fined $6 and costs, the judge remarking it showed bad drunkenness.
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Mitchell
Asive
Coats
Planters Association Session Hears Labor Solution
H P Baliwin argued at the Planters Association meeting that leasing plantation lands to independent laborers would solve the labor problem under new conditions. He cited successful trials at several plantations and believed broader adoption would succeed islandwide.
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Planters’ Association
H. P. Baliwin
Kalihi Pumping Plant to Start Work Soon
Minister Young says the Kalihi pumping plant project, based on the Bernice Pan abi Bishop Hatate proposition, accepted by the Cabinet, will begin soon with the sinking of two or three wells. McCandlem Bros. awarded the work.
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Young
Kalihi
Bernice Panabi
Hatate
McCandlem Bros
Uniform of Mars Marines Arrive In Honolulu Incomplete Attire
The Solace marines wear a brown linen uniform unlike khaki and cut like earlier soldiers. They say these uniforms were new to Honolulu, and four hours before departure from San Francisco the outfits were found incomplete in some aspects.
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The
Solace
Honolulu
Ban Francisco Nq
Dinner to W. O. Smith by Planters Association
Minister Alexander Young will host a dinner for W. O. Smith at the Hawaiian hotel Thursday night. The Planters' Association and Chamber of Commerce delegate will attend, with about thirty present. The Quintet Club will provide music for the occasion.
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W. O. Smith
Alexander Young
Planters’ Association and Chamber of Commerce
Hawaiian Hotel
Dole
Met
Quintet Club
Baseball Grounds Lease Promises Homes and Park at Kalmiki
Lansing Hughes Co buys Hawaiian Grounds license to move facilities and clear the site for a fine residential district. The plan includes tearing down the old fence and removing buildings by year end. Prominent buyers will soon convert the area into a spacious neighborhood with rapid transit access.
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Poole
Hoture
Lansing & Co
Kalmiki
Gratia
Insane Chinaman under care after arraignment in Walalua
An insane Chinaman named Mau Tal from Walalid was sent to an institution by Judge Hare after examination by Dr Hubert Wood. He faces trial before Judge Stanley for alleged intent to harm Mr Horgoste with no license. The report also notes a 1760 shell found near Pune and weather and ship updates on local vessels Mauna Loa and Mauna Toa, including a death aboard the steamer Maina Loa at Honuapo. Listed attendees include W P Fennell and others.
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Mau Tal
Walalid
Hare
Walalua
Hubert Wood
Horgoste
Stanley
Pune
Punuhul
Keke
Honuapo
Kau
Inter-Inland Co
Suit Filed in Fourth Circuit Court Hawaii Over Promissory Note
Charles B. Eagan sues Albert B. Nichols in the Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit South Hilo Hawaii. The action filed January 4 1960 concerns a non interest promissory note given March 1899 for three months tied to the brown trotting horse Outcast. Complainant seeks full amount due, alleges no payment and repeated demands for payment ignored.
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Fourth Circuit
South Hilo
Hawaii
Charles B. Eagan
Albert B. Nichols
Honolulu
Ban
Open Door policy moves to secure China rights
Secretary Hay seeks written pledges from powers with spheres of influence in China to preserve American rights with joint European backing. The plan aims for a clear world showing of U S involvement and includes Britain in the same note to China. Japan is expected to align, and officials believe the foreign powers will eventually comply with the request.
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China
Washington
Hay Agam
Liack and White
Great Britain
Europe
Japan
Erry
Celestial Empire
Bee- Pelany
Tennis Tournament Opens With Few Entrants Yet
The article notes that only two teams have entered the invitation tennis tournament of the league, with many young men signaling interest. The entries so far include Adama, Wie terhoune, H. Cooke, and F.C. Atherton, and the event is open to all players.
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Daember
Adama
Hi. Wieterhoune
H. Cooke
F.C. Atherton
Royal Launch Engine Trial at Naw on Saturday
Royal Launch owner Kail Conny completed engine installation and tested it on the boat at Naw. The trial went well, with Conny planning to use the vessel for pleasure trips and potential future runs.
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Kail
Three Natives Poisoned After Eating Canned Meat
A Palama native woman and her two children were badly poisoned by eating tainted canned meat. Authorities note recent poisoning incidents linked to preserved foods and warn residents to exercise caution with dubious stock.
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Palama
Marines Fall On Parade Grounds Incident in Makiki
While Marines aboard the Solace were on parade in Makiki Monday a man collapsed in a fit. A patrol wagon was summoned and the man was removed to the ship by a detail of three or four men.
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Makiki
Arrest warrant issued for congressman-elect Brigham H Roberts
Salt Lake City November 10 The Salt Lake County Attorney authorized a warrant to be issued tomorrow for the arrest of Brigham H Roberts congressman-elect on a charge of unlawful cohabitation. The case stems from a local investigation and involves the county authorities and the Mason Lodge.
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Roberts
Salt Lake
Atorney
Salt Lake County
Brigham H. To
Gressman-Elect
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