Historians praised as Hawaii adapts to water power
The Hawaiian Historical Society comments on the value of historians and patriotism while outlining the benefits of storing water to create power, improve water quality, irrigate lands, and develop industries. It highlights Nunanu valley reservoirs as a model and urges scientific water management across islands to justify initial costs.
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The
Hawaiian Historical Society
Tme
Hawaii
Nunanu
Boducka
Punchbowl
Nuuanu Valley
Kohoo Street
Houshala Water Works
Honolulu
H. 1
Wott
German Mountain Waters to Power Industry Rise
American Consul Monaghan reports from Chemnitz on Germany turning mountain watercourses into industrial aid. He cites 1891 Frankfort expo showing river power can be transmitted 110 miles with 75 percent efficiency. Reservoirs now provide steady water supply and factory power, with dangers from hill watershed risks controllable by large secure reservoirs.
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Monaghan
Chemnitz
Germany
State Department
Frankfort
Stock Exchange Monthly Statement Summary
The stock exchange report lists shares traded with volumes and price ranges for Ewa, Hawaiian Sugar Co, Kaha ka, Ooh Assessa ble, Ookala, Para, and government bonds. No sales occurred today. bids and asks for several issues include American Sugar Co paid up, Ewa, Hawaiian Agricultural, Honomu, Kahuku, Osha Assessable, Ookala, Pepookee, Wailaka, Wahmanalo, Waimenui, and Hawaii Electric with various bid and ask figures.
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The
Stock Exchange
Ewa
Hawaiian Sugar Co
Kahaka
Ooh
Ookala
Para
Hawaii- 4O
C. Brower & Co
American Sugar Co
Hawaiian Agricultural
Honomu
Vor Osha
Kahuku
Osha
Pepeekee
Wailaka
Waimanalo
Ha Iwaiiau Electric
Color sergeant Johnson plans Hawaii investment letters
OF the Fourth Estate, Lee E. Johnson of Knoxville Journal, son of the paper's proprietor, a friend of Col George Godfrey and Lieut Col J Mort Miller, travels aboard Lt Paul to Manila as a passenger. He expresses a wish to reproduce his favorable view of Hawaii's investment climate in home letters.
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Lee E. Johnson
Lowa
Knoxville Journal
Knoxville
Iowa
George Godfrey
J. Mort Miller
Manila
Paul
Sergeant Johnson
Hawaii
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