Bryan Recommends To Immigration Board
The Board of Immigration met at 2:30 pm with Chairman Atkinson and Commissioners Tenney Cooke Carden and Craig present. They discussed bringing Italian laborers, approving an advertisement campaign, and authorizing the superintendent to investigate European immigration and potential plant-based inducements for workers from Italy and Portugal.
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Board of Immigration
A. L. C. Atkinson
B.D. ‘Tenney
J. P. Cooke
J. J. Carden
JM. Craig
Ham
Kohai
Tenney
el Craig
J. P. Cooke Ward
Alexander & Baldwin
Aml & Horse
Cooke
Italy
3Os Cooke
Inter
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Atkinson
South
Band Home After California Successes
Captain Berger and Madame Ala, partners of the now famous Hawaiian band, returned from California triumphs in Manchuria. Most members came home with their leader and the singer after about two months away.
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Captain Berger
Madame Alapal
California
Manchuria
Honolulu Welcomes Bryan in Hawaii Visit
Honolulu welcomes William Jennings Bryan during a Hawaii tour. The Bulletin reports Bryan and daughter Grace discuss future winters in Honolulu, Pearl Harbor remarks, and impressions of Honolulu Plantation, Hawaii’s rail system, and labor in sugar mills.
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Alobat
Pye
William Jennings Bryso
Bulletin
Minn
Grace D. Bryan
Democrat
Ward
Bryan
Palama
Hawaii
Mr. Bryan
J Bryan
Bryan Heartilly Agrece
Honolul
Earl Harbor
Honoluu
Pearl Harbor
Litte
Congress
United States
Pacific
Ruth
Honolaly
Citien
Bryan guests greeted by Kamehameha students at Bishop Museum
The Bryan party arrived at the Bishop Museum where President Horne of Kamehameha Schools drew students up in full uniform. The chorus sang Hawaii Pond and Aloha Oe as Mr Bryan was welcomed and thanked for endowed schools. He praised Hawaii’s beauty and urged character. A brief visit followed before departure.
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Bryan
Bishop Museum
Horne
Kamehameha
Wan
Hawaii Pond
Hrgan
Hawaii
Earth
Kamehatmohe
Bryan Talks To People at the Mawallan Hotel
A large crowd attended the Bryan party reception at the Mawallan Hotel in Honolulu. Alf Bryan and Mrs. Bryan greeted guests as W A Kinney, Trent, and a County Supervisor spoke. Bryan praised harmony between native Hawaiians and foreigners and urged patriotism as a force for progress, with the crowd cheering as he spoke from the hotel steps.
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Bryan
Mawallan
Elke
W. A. Kinney
Trent
Score
Alf
Mr. Bryan
Enter Uiament Committee
Promi
Honolulu
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