Japanese Labor In Hawaii Denies General Strike Rumor
In a detailed rebuttal the Japanese representative disputes reports of a planned general strike by plantation laborers. He explains the circular from Tokyo was to prevent misunderstandings, not to incite action, and notes no organized labor unions in Japan seek a mass stoppage. He defends contract labor as lawful and contrasts it with mischaracterized claims, urging protection of planters if strikes arise.
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Chronicle
W. M. Giffard
Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd
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lIsborers
Dean Carrainy
Manila
Honolulu
Dewey
Harker
Algo White
Davies
Atuen M. Vancorr
Klat Golo
Manila General King departure noted in Honolulu dispatch
A Honolulu letter from Manila describes hard fighting near the city, Dewey’s bombardment, and the rough life of soldiers with some casualties. It also covers General King’s command plans, transport ships, and local economic notes on Nabiku and Ookala plantations, plus a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Damon for Army and Navy officers in Honolulu.
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Ookala
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Red Grass Society Executive Meeting Report
An executive meeting of the Red Grass Society was held at headquarters on Thursday September 29. The report covered regent hall progress with receipts from Progress ball 437.50 and 157.20 for supper, program, tickets, and windup. A vote of thanks was given to Dosky, Professor Berger, and the orchestra for September 12, and Mrs. Jas A Hopper for a generous donation of 850. Daily care of the sick at Camp McKinley and Otis was paused but ready to resume when needed. Honolulu Messenger Service handles messages and packages, Tel 878.
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Progress Hall
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Stormer Bicycle Ad Promises Savings and Modern Features
An old distorted advertisement touts the Stormer bicycle as low priced with enamel finish and strong construction. It mentions Morgan and Wrights double tome tomes, warranties and modern improvements, claiming equal performance to prized models and reliable materials.
Catholic Memorial Service for Spanish American War Dead
A memorial service for American soldiers fallen in the war with Spain will be held at the Catholic Cathedral at 9 o clock Wednesday morning. The Bishop of Fanopolia will conduct the service and the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Society will serve a luncheon afterward. Miss Minnie Wigan, a Normal School teacher from Los Angeles, has arrived in Australia to take a position at the Normal school there amid changes in California education.
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Mise Egan
Wehoola
Ting
Normal School
Southern California
Mia
Oo Mise Egan
Hawaiian Normal School
Potter Inepeettom and Morning Police Review
Marshal Brown inspected the station yard Sunday morning addressing the police on duties and vigilance. He noted officers asleep in Quawares while patrolling and urged greater alertness.
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