Rosenberg warns of Japanese and Korean influx on labor
Edward Rosenberg, former secretary of the San Francisco Labor Council, returns from the Orient after advising AFL on labor conditions in the Philippines, Japan, China and Hawaii. He argues the United States may face a surge of Japanese and Korean workers and urges exclusion laws. He also notes conditions in the Philippines under Taft and the Philippine Commission, plus changes in Hawaii and labor from China. The Doric arrives with passengers including Mrs Hearst and Major Shleter, and ships depart Honolulu for Yokohima with cargo and officials aboard.
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San Francisco
Edward Rosenberg
The
Francisco Labor Council
Orient
American Federation of Labor
Philippines
Japan
China
Hawaii
Highepork
Boston
Rosenberg
United States
Taft
Philippien Commission
Filipion
Manila
Gla
Rowenberg
Flaes Sterwaben
Doric
Dorie
Molokat Channel
Bishop What
Mra Plp
Rust
Chas
Schlesinger
Honolul
Yokohima Nin
Boa. Hearst
WR. Hearst
India
HH. M. Rogers
Hove
Mre. Hogery
Miner
ML Chilcott
MM. Chilcott
EG. Shletda
Amurlong
Ping
Phippitios
Min
Shite
GA McLellan
Beattie Pontelutwlligenicer
E Court
Police Department
Mir. Melellan
F. A. McLellan
Dorke
Sedtener Deaths: September Mortality by Nationality and Ward
The mortuary count for September shows 60 deaths, 40 male and 20 female. Nationalities include 31 Hawaiian, 12 Chinese, 11 Japanese, 1 Portuguese, 1 American, 2 English, and 1 other. two deaths were nonresidents. Ward totals are given, with a monthly death rate per 1,000 population. Leading causes include pulmonary tuberculosis 11, pneumonia 5, hemorrhage of the brain and peritonitis 4 each, typhoid fever and other listed diseases. Several rare conditions and complications are noted as causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howns of
Seat
Addison
Bell buoy debate on harbor safety and warning tones
An inter naval watch captain argues the bell buoy under the water may fail to ring during normal disturbances, leaving mariners unaware of danger. He urges immediate repair to ensure the bell rings and warns that inaction could bring government trouble.
Investors push stockholders up in large rail firms
In New York, a surge of investment has boosted the number of stockholders in major rail and steel companies. The Pennsylvania Railroad and United States Steel Corp saw transfers and rising ownership as investors, including many small buyers, purchased heavily in recent weeks. Pages note a shift from margin accounts to outright purchases, with expected stockholder counts rising toward 44,000 for Pennsylvania and similar gains across line-operators, amid volatile early autumn activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
United States Steel Corporation
Tae Hoon
Jorver Hare Wien
Tok Turer
Editiot Investment
Wall Street
Mall Lote
Deeliie 16 Ieee
Lista
Persis Eho
Bout Steel Comumon
Pan Tier Fur Mur Marain
Lerense
Hoh
Aha
Pontaglyaenia
Tee Bavke
Die Jiewit
Varnis
Coupal
Union Pacife Bourhern Paine
Atehinon
Iran
Lee Iara Nhtiber
Atorkbuldorn
Aales
European Investore Auld Amel
Atliche
Howeser
Foreien
York Capital
St Paul
Herts
United States
Untitled public notice fragment on remedies and bids
A damaged fragment describes a public notice style item mentioning a cold cure and laxatives, a refund, a mower, and a businessman's public tie. It references a weekly bulletin and a monthly list of tenders, with incomplete phrases and missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Business Man
Pantry and inventions mix in a chaotic village scene
A fragmentary tale describes Nell and a mother weaving words, a bustling kitchen with jars of jam and fruit, and a chaotic inventory of inventions from hayometers to air guns. The text reads like a garbled diary with pasted lists and scattered anecdotes from Indianapolis to Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
Chile
Sam
Indianapolis
Howe B
California Opens Football Season With Close Loss and Mixed Plays
California football staged its season opener with a near miss against Stanford, rallying late but failing to secure a win as errors and fumbles hampered progress. The report notes early team struggles, a cautious debut, and passing and running plays under coach direction.
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Han Prancaro
Stanford
Rellauén
California
Einilir &O
Hell Fore
Kiettor
Reute
Combonte
Malbork
Fidelity Insurance Co Seeks Bondsmen in Honolulu
Persons in trusted positions including secretaries cashiers clerks or government employees or in court proceedings eight administrators guardians executors receivers or liquor license holders can apply to the Fidelity Insurance Co or the Honolulu Investment Co for bonds. Rates of premium and further information will be furnished on application at Judd Building merchant side or to local agents island wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Investment Co., Ltd
Judd Bidg
Islands
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N.S. Sachs, Dry Goods CO
Honolulu
N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd
Corner Fort and
Beretania Streets
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Limited
Kawalahao Church
Elizabeth Kanhumanu
Keeaumoku
Namahana
Kawiki
Maui
Kamehameha I
Tie
Kamehameha II
Jesus
Kawainhao
Indore
Warnentuy
Christ
Ues
Manoa
Lem
Nana Oluolu
Jesus Grant
H. E. Hendrick
King Street
Young
D. B. de Faria
Tetraisian
Wit of
Lisbon
Europe
Jain
Wing WO Chang
Nuuanu Street
Mercers
Food Commissioner
Lin Pure Milk
Bell Buoy
Cuneo Wien Orniens
Winnetac Avenue
Garin
Etry
Veorgelitey
Dlas Baily Tee Acoeeticeas
Hera Tlaemaes
Tay
Patna
Cartul
Korney Renal
Tiemte Woo
Ciumtsih
Wewlachis
Shaw Troubles
Heljer Lings
Childern Ba Harra Winans
Arar
Winegardu
Atchison
BTEEL
New York
Sear
Nimler
Stockhotlers
Curt
Hawaiian Electric Co. Ltd
Office King Street
Sayegu SA
Nuanu Street
Honolulu, H. T
Greathead
Schwarts
Gute
Gusmae
Dresden
Saaumy
Newcastle
Douglass
Bath
Wits
Ty Grare Agg
Eutary
Eholera
Biorb
Rerimnians
Bulletin
the Fidelity Insurance Co
Quina Larochell
David Dayton
Merchant Street
Rapidlant Park Addition
Kalimi
C. L. Dickerson
Alakea Street
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