Banquet Reflects Local Medical Society Meeting Night
The fourteenth annual meeting of the medical society unfolded at the Young Hotel banquet room with decorated planters and candles. Guests included Dr. Armitage, Dr. Cooper, and numerous colleagues while papers covered topics from middle ear inflammation to injuries and treatment, ending with a note on Kodak developing advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Hostuutin
Cofertie
Bern
Archtage
McDonald
de Carl Ramus
Marine Hospital Service
W. G. Rogers
Honolulu
Edward Armitage
Wailuku
Maui
Howard Warphels
Herbert
Humptrle
de. Marl
DE CB
Cooper
Rosulter
Berkbert
Conander
The
Rockety
Voyage Of Pan American Tanker To Asia Leaves From California
Dr Fownis and companions from San Diego travel aboard the tanker Ashtaly Ohio bound for the Orient. After two weeks in Hawaii they plan winter layovers but express strong impressions of Asia and a desire to return next year with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOM. Powers
Vistaffie Bani
Ue Xan Diego Gas Bait Blodgin Licht Co
Fan Dlwan
Cal
Rasetw Godage
Ashtaly Ohio
Chele Hewitt
Atonyolle
Mawalian
Monell
Powers
Powers and Hhe
Mr. Gardart
Brocherelle Law
Ine Erie Steters
Invention Probe Aims To Aid Cane Harvesting
James A. Low leads a committee report to the annual convention on mechanized cane lifting and elevating devices. The discussion foresees a cane loading machine that reduces labor but relies on hand labor for certain tasks, with mechanical aids similar to existing cane loaders. The report notes concerns about practicality and political resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Low
Committee of Latorsaring
Sune Planters
Minnie
Paletine
Svands
Fragmentary note on sugar trade and milling comments
A reader’s garbled report from Mira describes plans for an agar mill and Planters Association mentions. The text references preparations, transport, and assurances of arrival, with unclear details about deterioration and molonsus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Clavomelth
Mira Encar
Fertilizer Is Still a Problem in Hawaiian Plantations
A report read at the 1005 convent ion by F Eohart chair of the committee on fertilization discusses Hawaii's fertilizer challenges. It notes limited extraction of plant nutrients, differences with Java varieties, and the need for plantation specific fertilizer programs with lab collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Eohart
Rommnittee
Sugar Manters’ Association
Jnthoes Islands
Hawaiian Islands
D. Kabiis
Baet Java Esperipent Station
Java
Avid
Wil
Uwede
Ebony
Fuetilielne
Slavidine engine trouble off Molokai delays Klaudine to Kahului
Maui notes report accidental damage in the Slavidine engine room as a beam of cylinders failed off Molokai near Value. Captain Parker stated engineers worked to locate causes while the Klaudine arrived at Kahului around 8 this morning. Croak of Honolulu and Crook Le were seen in Wailuku today.
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Wailuku
Maui
Molohai
Kom. Parker
Kabuint
Parher
Honoilu
Wailuke
Atre
Crook
Mom
Mead
H. Ray
Band at Thomas Square Concert Amid Medley Errors
The Hawaiion band performs publicly at Thomas Square with a garbled program listing titles and performers. The text mentions multiple pieces and participants with many OCR mistakes, and includes age notes about a family unit, all suggesting a chaotic event notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiion
Thomas Square
Planters
Berger
Planted First Potato Bill Talks About Oriental Labor
Horace Greeley namesake town of Greeley Colorado hosts H C Watson and wife at the Hawaiian hotel as they begin a around the world tour of nearly a year. Watson and Wilant McAllister started the first potato crop in the area that made Colorado famous for spuds. They will visit the Orient on the Mongolia after a voyage from Denver era, with Watson signaling Honolulu as a preferred stop for taro industry studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Watson
Gresley
Dole
Watson
Wilant McAllister
Aouthern Pacffc
Denver
Colorado
Witteon
Biglness
Groves
Flace
Greeley
Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
Cron
Barrew Lane
Me McAllister
Gree
United States
Mongolia
New York
Watken
Honolulu
Island and Sakes Labor Dilemma Over Foreign Workmen
A Hawaiian laborer voices opposition to bringing Asian workers, arguing that Japanese laborers accept low wages and may undercut white workers. He notes natives could be hired at nearly double the pay for Japanese, recalls coercive practices to keep laborers on site, and describes daily life, pay, and food for Japanese railroad gangs. He laments the labor question and anticipates broader debate, hoping notable figures like John Mitchell would weigh in.
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United States
Uhry
Tie
Kieniis Jopaniae
Hell
Japatinne Sarkiyy
Mogty Live Tenemente
Hawslik
Maer
Japan
Tissen
John Mitchell
Lalande
Fiat
Yountey
Kinau Early Arrival Disrupts Walluku Banquet Planned
The Kinau steamed to Honolulu before midnight causing Walluku passengers to miss disembarking. Dr Edward Armitage and HP Baldwin, bound for Honolulu, will catch the next ship, and Dr Armitage will attend the Young Hotel banquet hosted by the physicians society. The Loan Exhibit features diverse American and Canadian displays, with strong South American and Indian goods. Mrs Cooper plans an attractively staged program, promising an engaging event.
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Manlace Bay
Kinau
Honol 10
Lahaing
Alne
HP Baldwin
Edward Armitage
Honolulu
Dr. Armitaes
Timne
Society of Phyatotans
Canada
Passengers Departed on the Ke Au Kilanea Steamer
The passenger list notes Mre Riddvnl and Anahol K. Buehawa with wife of Walniha aboard the steamship Ke Au Kilanea. A second name, B. Dove, appears among departing travelers in section 6 CH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anahol K. Buehawa
Walniha
B. Dove
Passengers Arrived From Ban Francisco for Rithel Flight
Passengers arrived on November 20 for Rithel, listing FY Whitney Jo Wile cock and W J Mindburn among those aboard. The fragmentary entry notes a Ban Francisco origin and a human transport context with several names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P Rithel
Ban Francisco
S. Fy, Whitney
Jo Wilecock
W. J. Mindburn
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Germas
CWO
Reeidenen
Lown
Relent Restagn Central —Aidstress Akticle
Kalineilinie
Cylon Holsert
Hoube—De Vineyard
Bishop & CO
SSS
Paraiades Krome
Ale ‘Ee House
Alaken St. Bet
Aralie Quarry
Roam Suaneye
Vieutnte
Water
Christly Lane
Mauka Hotel
Cooleet
Wey
Helen's Court
Adame Tana
Grove
Seety
Vineyard St. S Teker
McConnell
Beretunia St
Makiki
P.M. Swan
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
Ibe
Por
Keepalania
H. RM
Pmt
W & Needham
Armstrong St
Culley
Pymouth
Catlat City Port Stam
Abiihulin
Ak Clark
Pawan Narvery
Park
Watkiki
Dréwe RS
Bulletin
Veterinary Ageon
A. R.rowat
D. V
King ST. Tel
WT. Rawlins
LAW
Stangenwald
L. DE L. Ward
McInerny Building
Connierabie
Napreslor
Puainens
Business Directory
King
Wateure
Bleyelet and
Fur Mabes
Employment Office
John M. Martin
Alaken St
Tel
AL Whi
Locksmith
Sea Hastings
BAL General Employment Office
Peneacola
Beretania
Mindrotian
Takoia
Amooth
Joney
J .Gare Pews Co
Unolon
Enos
Ardor
Plestelaen
Eye Street
Bulletin Pubertine Company
Hoffmann
Ato
Alena
Hnw
Armitage
Dry
Moore
McPowild
Daner
Blakhan Murle
Wivestone
Wewanthes
Offi
Wagan
Stee
Armitage of
Wallakie
Maeinky
Andrew Whedeemtapy
Hr Aln
Hector
Faylor
Ponter
Knetenday
Waul
Kowlaleory
Kodak
Honokin Photo Supply Co
Bulletin Office
Hawalian Mongs
Ly Terger
Nla Latermegen
Moret Walhe
Braue Pomme
Helen Blane
Rives
Span Vannon
Caucasus
Man Hlre
Spuds
Col
H. GC. Watson
Island and Sakes
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