Dowling Proposes Plantations Use Korean Russian Labor
Professor Dowling, visiting Honolulu from Kobe, discusses a plan to recruit Korean laborers or Russian prisoners for Hawaiian sugar plantations. He cites wartime labor shortages and suggests sending workers to Korea to organize crews, aiming to alleviate the labor problem. He notes Japan’s rising costs and seeks planter interest despite some planters' reservations. (Continued on Page 8)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
James Joseph Dowling
Hulloris
Panahou
Howling
Honolulu
Japan
Dorle
Higher Commercial School
Kobe
ASME
Japanvns
Feld
Mtr Doveling
Alese
Betas
Orion
Tahoe
Nawletie
Kau
Wall Aid
Spree
Dowliig Haw
Uringin
Dowling
Reane
Rosset
Emily
Hawaii
Baeliah Literature
Hieber
Ailartos
HONOLULUANS ATTEND ISENBERG FUNERAL
Honolulu residents gather for the Isenberg funeral in New York City with many local names attending. The notice lists attendees including Mrs Cooke and Mr Hodemann, reflecting Honolulu ties and community interest in the distant service. In a separate notice, Alexander Ikenberg’s death is reported in New York with a late November chapel service and San Francisco interment, followed by Hawaiian press requests for copies. A legal notice reports Holt suing Walalua Agricultural Co over rent arrears of 2400 dollars on a lease dated 1902, seeking judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Jae H. Alex
Hlal Ten
Mn Com. Cooke
A. M.tener
Bewall
Mina Victor
Oir
New York City
Alexander Ivenberg
Kalovid Hinhand
Virginia RD
Treasery
Kaheralyneviews
Collegiate Reformed Closeet
Sth
Ave
Nth St
Honobatts European
San Frantino
Honolulu
Holt
Walalua Agricultural Co. Lh
Lefendant
Walalva
Tce
Detective David Kaada Dies In Morning Incident
David Kaada a longtime detective with the Hanolily police department died early this morning near Vineyard Avenue. He was known for his memory and work on burglary larceny and murder cases and had recently aided the department with several key mysteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havhd Kapa
Antifaot Jaty
Hanolily
Erin Smid
Mie Yeife
Kamya
Timws
Land swap on Lanai and Ho Hon Wharf sale dispute
About 35 000 acres of government land on Lanai is to be exchanged for the Hihop Estate wharf at Hoh. The Hooh Estate will sell the wharf to Chas Gay, who will transfer it to the government for legal use. The move is linked to Governor Carter's Lavai trip and ongoing land policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayton
Lanai
Hinhop Eatate
Carter
Lavai
Eatate
Chas, Gay
Lena Taking Coal for Navy Mission at Honolulu
The Lena proceeds with loading a ton of coal secured under Navy Department permission at Washington D. C. The operation at Naval wharf No. 1 will take about a week. The coal bill is expected to reach around 24000 dollars. The Board of Health inspected property and condemned a sidewalk corner of Agia and King and a Fort street site above the Orpheum. Land belongs to Governor Cleghorn. buildings to Mr Palmore. Premises at Hates street and on Queen street were examined but no action taken.
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Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Naval Wharf No. 1
Port Noaingte Corporation
Lena
Board of
Heaith
Pinkham
Agia
King Street
Fort Street
Orpheum
Cleghorn
Palmore
Twilet
WM. Giffard
Indemnity If Quarantined Policy Clause Overview
The Standard Life and Accident Insurance Company offers weekly indemnity for total disability if the insured is officially quarantined by a Board of Health while a passenger on a steamship or confined in a house, covering up to ten weeks of confinement and preventing duties related to occupation.
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Standard Life and Accident Insurance Company
Board of Health
Lie Turant
Russians Move to Kauai as Settlers Consideration Grows
A translated clipping describes Russians weighing settlement on Kauai amid letters and talks from officials and merchants. It notes offers of land from railroad interests, the Governor and others discussing public funds, and plans to entice Russian colonists with infrastructure and agricultural prospects.
Hulletin Valine Company Produces Tank Thwice Ledgers
A readable fragment notes that the Hulletin Valine Company manufactures ledgers marketed as Tank thwice of at surte. The text appears garbled but indicates a production activity by the named firm in a historical ledger context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surte
Hulletin Fab Valine Company
Reverend Kincaid at Mohonk Conference Controversy
Rev William Kincaid, invited to address a Lake Mohonk conference, spoke reluctantly after being pressed by editor Dr Abbott. He critiqued labor, industrial conditions, and Japanese workers, warning that Japanese migrants might threaten American trades as white laborers fear loss of status. The discussion touched on Hawaii, labor, and social issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William SE Kitewict Mieter
Central Union
Lake Mohonk
New York
Lyman Abbott
Outlook
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Kinvald
Weveras
Abbott
Mohonk
Bulletin
Mc Kineald
Hile
Pr Abbott
Rey Kincaid
Reee
Hawli
Kincaid
Islands
Amigeria
Wong
Grolinda
Ivan
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Isenberg
Benjaminee
Alfred Benjamin & Co
the Kash Company
David Kaada
Clan Bune Co
Pratt
Kauai
Quakers
Hani
Govenor
Demons
California
Captain Demons
Anil Aynitleaten
Intelicent
Hart
Mitale
Loewm
Kawa
Titel
Dupmierr
Seth
Jae Jan
Kincaid Resolution
DR. Kincaid
Blickenderfer
J. A.M. Johnson Co, Ltd
Balfour
London
England
Matfour Se Oon
Seoul
Marquis Ha
Haskon
Coenhagen
Mei
Norway
Christiania
Los Angeles
Cal
Finland
Gerhard
Helsingfor
Geni
Lieut
Slattery
Wwe
Washington
Uline
Rome
Dinatonant
J. Hopp & CO
Madras
Confort
Russia
Ford
Nsland
Shee Cr
Utd
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