League Formed to Keep Laborers in Hawaii
The Japanese Association will hold a meeting at 1 PM at the Japanese school house on Naw aneteoot to elect officers and perfect a permanent organization. It marks a step for the Japanese community to address questions affecting laborers, with delegates from Honolulu and Oahu. The letter from Consul General MU Salte outlines aims to consolidate Japanese on the island into a mutual protective society and to address labor turnover, wages, and residence near plantations.
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Nawaneteoot
Promi Ter
Thin City
Triande
Honolulu
Oahu
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H. Hentiemen
Pernelpion
Minagera
ADONE
Anoer
Vouchers Signal Ongoing Federal Grand Jury Case Action
Federal court opened at dawn with a grand jury foreman announcing indictments and reports. Judge Dale He urged the jury to proceed while District Attorney Brockens sought bonds and jail fixes for two cases, with two defendants held on $2,500 bonds and others released on own recognizance. A deputy IRS official was later arrested for felonious embezzlement and a later inquiry touched on destruction of public documents and missing House records. Foreman Atwater stated the grand jury was ready to file its final report and Secretary Andrew Adams read the lengthy volume amid court interest.
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Grand
Atwater
Dale
Brockeus
Ae Ball
James Hakuole
U. S. Internal Revenue Office
Bolin Loth
Hirst
Andrew Adame
Andrews
Emphinlé
Meheula Arrested on Indictments in Territorial Legislature
Solomon Meheula clerk of the House of Representatives was arrested by a U.S. marshal under two indictments from the Territorial grand jury. He was released on his own recognizance. The indictments allege he cashed warrants for his own loans during the legislature and destroyed the vouchers. The grand jury report was read in open court, noting investigations into postal, customs, and internal revenue laws and the peonage statute.
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House of Representatives
Marshal Henley
Pastral Grant
Meheula
Ceres
Japanese League Proposes Emigration Limits and Mutual Aid
A historical document outlines aims of a Japanese league in Hawaii, including restricting emigration under government policy, fostering local attachment among workers, promoting employer employee harmony, mediating inter-member disputes, offering advisory and financial help, and establishing Japanese schools. It proposes a central committee led by the Japanese Consul and a presidency held ex officio by Seevermey and Trennuter.
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Hawaii
Poyres
Kovernott
League
Henides
Elfielo
Seevermey
Trennuter
Carter Guis The Team Together
Governor Carter called a morning meeting with all Territorial government departments to align on administration policy and ensure full cooperation. He reappointed Dr. C. J. Cooper and W. E. Wail to top posts and urged mutual work with the Planter Association while inviting communications from district directors and inspectors. Signed by Miki Baito, Japanese Consul-General.
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C. J. Cooper
W. E. Wail
Board of Health
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TS Peewee Erewee
Har Mony
Planter’ Association
Fiautere
Miki Baito
Jury Commissioners Appointed for 1904 in Circuit Court
Circuit judges De Holt Gray and Rodines named JM Higgs and Col McCarthy as jury commissioners for 1904. The appointment notes both men as veterans of opposing parties, Republican Higgs and Democrat McCarthy, each praised for intelligence, morality and integrity.
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Rodines
JM Kigee
Cd McCarthy
JM Higgs
Col. McCarthy
JM Fies
Federated Trades Opt Out Of Politics In Labor Affairs
The Central Federated Trades resolved to avoid political involvement while addressing labor issues, focusing solely on business aspects of the labor question. Also notes French fishermen drowned in a wreck off the English coast and the Dreyfus commission preparing conclusions on a full case revision.
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New York
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London
Europe
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Paris
Dreyfus Commission
Bregkons Favors AGT Amendments Organic Viewpoint
Attorney Kinney interviews officials and attorneys about the pr prport project of the Bar Association against the Mitchell amendments. Brockens says home rule favors not the amendments but Hawaii could supply capable officials. argues statehood should come, federal appeal rights discutir. Kinney requests a written summary of varied opinions.
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Fora Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Aidresting
Dieckens
Kinney
Brockens
Hawaii
Braton
Washington to desrate to the authorities the focal attitude
Governor Carter wired the President recommending Atkinson for Territorial Secretary. Sunday basketball features Aninwani Goal Bys atop the Tat standings with seven games played, four wins, two losses. The rival, Unions, and other teams vie as Halts play for the championship. Dredging bids opened for Honolulu harbor Sections 1 and 3. bidders included Atlantic Gulf & Pacific, Hawaiian Dredging, and Cotton Bros.
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Tean fOthews
le Pet
Honolulu
Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co
Hawaiian Dredging Co
Cotton Bros
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