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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1905

Page

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Planters Discuss Labor Problem At Hawaiian Planters Meet

Planters gather in Judd building to hear reports on labor saving devices and manufacturing of ingar. President Baldwin announces afternoon executive session. reporters excluded. The Monotta steamer depositions case to be heard by U S Commissioner Maling at 4 PM.

Lam Day Keaton Pienling T He Judd Baldwin Ing Provident Caldwin Ingar Messrs J. N. Wil Hams Ewa Willams Professor Craw Mongolia Craw Sheor Binldwin Profesor Craw Rogram Haldwin Hy Plantore Association Managers of Planations Pacific Mall 8. Co Japan San Francisco United States Maling

Pale Sail Head Threatened Laborers

Supervisor J. K. Paole returns to Koolan where a wage dispute escalates into friction between Overseer Keanu and the laborers. Paole says Keanu ordered bridge builders rebelled and threats were made, leaving workers exposed. The Koolau police reportedly may not protect crews, prompting the Board to tell Paole to watch the situation closely.

J. K. Paole Koolan Keanu Maole Punaluu Paele Pavle Koolau Smith Board of Supervisors Pasle

Farmers Institute Meets December 2nd in Honolulu

The Farmers Institute of Hawaii will hold its next regular meeting at the Bureau of Agriculture and Forestry in Honolulu on Saturday December 2 at 7:30 p.m. The program features The Balanced Ration and Stock Feeding by G Kraus Forestry Work in Hawaii During 1905 by Ry & Hoamer Agriculture in Hawaii by Jarod G. Smith and The Coffee Farming in Hawaii by A. Lewisson All interested are invited to attend. The text also notes Japanese defendants in a separate court case and an appearance by High Sheriff Henry at Lahaina regarding the wire telegraph station case.

Farmers Institute of Hawaii Bureau of Au Tculture and Forestry Honolulu G. Kraus Hawaii Ry & Hoamer Jarod G. Smith A. Lewisson

Sugar Market Talk Shapes Plans of Planters and Shipments

President HP Halistig of HL 2 Amol Mi etotenl discusses sugar price effects on New York and San Francisco markets. Committee on Manufacture notes uncertain returns on reducing shipments. Reports compare moisture, polarization, and wind weights between grades, with firms considering shipping one grade.

HP Halistig HL 2 Amol Mi Etotenl Todas Mt Ul Menting soRmr Arkei Wik Hams Sigan New York San Francico Mc Tuidwin Nguetog Ronton Kwa Ballwin Kenton Kabuku Hodemann Java Baldwin Williams San Francisco Willams Mersey Baldwin Aggeetion

Indemnity If Quarantined Under Insurance Policy

The Standard Life and Accident Insurance Company offers weekly indemnity for total disability for up to ten weeks if the insured is officially quarantined by a Board of Health in any house or on any ship as a passenger and is prevented from performing duties of the occupation.

Board of Health

Planters Push Machinery to Ease Japanese Labor Shortage

Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association leaders report a shortage of strong Japanese laborers for heavy field work. They discuss adopting cane loading machines from Wilson Webster and Kennedy to replace manual loading, with trials at Puunene and Nahiku. Managers note ongoing improvements and cost comparisons as outcomes.

Ih P Baldwiet Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association Baldwin Wilsen & Webster Puipene Nahika Kenntddy Tenton Ewa Henemi Renton Ho Biel Webster Tenten Kennedy

Health Board Restricts Meeting Venues and Pest Remedies

At the Hoard of Health meeting this afternoon President Pink hall outlined actions on hospital bases and consumer warnings. The Queen's Hospital trustees oppose a suggested detachment option and a ban on meetings in Nutanw, while inspectors prepare to enforce a sanitation measure involving salt solutions and fumigation to deter vermin in affected districts. Sanitary Inspector Mow man of Hilo will oversee the rollout and the city is instructed to enforce the new rule.

Hoard of Health Hie Pinkhall Queen's Hospital

Passengers Arrived From San Francisco for Honolulu

A list of numerous passengers arriving on 8 5 Mongolim Nov. 22 from San Francisco to Honolulu includes Mr. and Mrs. Arthiy Dries, Mr. and Mrs. Coates, Dr. W. Abega, Mrs. G. Rive, and many others. The document records names, titles, and affiliations across a wide roster, reflecting a busy traveler influx and social notices.

San Francisco Honolulu Amy Mre Arthiy Coates Sky Kozaki Misa M. McGilvray Afra WD. MeGilvray Mee Sheiden W. Abega G. Rive Mike Frances Adame Adsama Wo D. Adaing Frepth Mea le Finkon Thomas Fiteh, JR Galt Mes JR. Gall Mise AM

Contempt action adjourned as High Sheriff Henry faces writ

Court investigates contempt against High Sheriff Henry as Wong Lung case prompts debate over writ service and continued hearings. Deputy Attorney General Browner notes delays and urges prompt justice amid contested habeas corpus proceedings and prisoner labor sentences.

Thirlig Lin Betore Hat Bie Wong Ling Hla Hie Atorneye Straus and Moweian Agtulnet High Sherith Allesed Wong Lung Msm Meanor Henry Olek Browner Menry Peters Votre Straus Stratra Justion Hartwell Eorgan

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