Hawaiian Labor Clash and McLennan Interview
The New Zealand Herald in Auckland interviews Dr. Donald McLennan lately of Honolulu. He discusses Asiatic immigration, Chinese and Japanese labor, Portuguese arrivals, and the impact on native and white workers. He cites contract labor on sugar plantations and the political context around annexation and monarchy restoration.
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New Zealand Herald
Auckland
Donald McLennan
Hovololn
Honolulu
Wall
TGL
Islanda
Hawaii
Liliuokalani
Dr. McLennan
Indy
Enma
United States
Kaiulani
Auckland Herald
Seddon
Legislative Council
New Zealand
High Grade Bicycles to See Price Increase Next Year
From Pittsburg a steel bicycle maker predicts no cheap bikes next year. He claims high quality wheels will rise in price to cover losses from cheap machines and price wars this year. Top manufacturers and New York meeting leaders discuss schemes to curb cheap bikes. A further session is planned to set next season’s prices.
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Crteago
Dittsburg Saga
Pittsburg
Waldorf
New York
Myrtle Boat Club elects new vice president
At the Myrtle Boat Club meeting W F Love was elected vice president replacing D Crozier who resigned. Thirteen membership applications were received and a committee of arrangements was appointed. An amendment cut initiation for under 18 to 6 and monthly dues to 50 cents. The club is in flourishing condition.
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Myrtle Boat Club
W. F. Love
D. Crozier
W. F. Dillingham
Monsarrat
W. H. Wright
F. Angus
H. Giles
C. Crane
B. H. Paris
Concert Program at Thomas Square Tonight
Professor Berger curates a concert at Thomas Square starting 7:30 PM. Pane 1 features a sequence of pieces by Ruypo and others, with performances including Mules Wahjuay Yoon and Mant er hu Ol, plus a selection by Revlewecyr and Hey annes Abel. Audience can expect a varied program with multiple ensembles and soloists.
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Berger
Thomas Square
Pincky Lad Saddle Horse Spooks Rider Through Town
A saddle horse named Pincky Lad belonging to M G Silva bolted last evening about six. A Portuguese boy riding to the store lost the reins but clung to the horse’s mane. At Ordway and Porter’s corner the horse swerved, the boy fell, hooked the hitching rope, and held on until the animal halted. He was uninjured and led the horse to the store.
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M.G. Silva
Ordway & Porter's Corner
Dramatic World News Briefs From 1900s Dispatches
A chaotic array of short items reports drought in India with crop damage, theatre fire in Aberdeen causing panic, the Pope Anglican ties, a massacre inquiry in Solomon Sea, and shipping strikes. Other notes cover Vienna trade, czarist moves, hurricane risks in the United States, and colonial tensions in Africa and the Middle East.
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King Street
MT Lafiacich
Waitan
P. O
L, Finney
Ayer
Mutapel
New Enland
Hollister Drug Co. Ltd
Papa
Lea
Kash
J, Levingspon
Waverley Block
Thotel Street
Joseph
Carter
A. Cummins
BY DR. Maglennan
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Tiawarias
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Queen Liliookalani
Cleveland
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Great Britain
France
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Golng Ter
Mit - Caan
TLE Boat Club
Arrace
Abel
Soeerrordy
Basin For Joint Action Russia and
Engeano
India
Calcutta
London
Fatal Theatre
Variety
Aberdeen
Audiene
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Ran Ic
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Church of
Solomon
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Pylades
Gandalewnar
Cylists’ Union
Payne
Newcastle
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Norway
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China
Japan
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G. F. Phillips
Venezuela Commission
Washington
American Commission
Venezuela Frontier
Olney
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Pretoria
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Rand
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Khalife
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Auytralia
Cambria
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Kasparilin
Tunis Question
Rome
Italy
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Austria
England
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Capetown
Mazoe
Howe
Trebon
Lower Congo
Lado
Upper Nile
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Turkey
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Solus Murad
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Balmoral
Russia
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Saltam
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