Hawaii News and Editorials On Washington Policy
The article critiques the Hawaiian situation with references to Minister Damon and Cooper, arguing for stronger vigilance and representation in Washington. It notes local officials and the Official Organ favor shifting responsibility away from the Hawaii government while praising presidential awareness, urging continued reform and accountability.
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Hawaiiau
Cooper
Joost
Hawaii
Local Officials Criticize Land Policy Amid Asiatic Settlement
A statement from high local officials claims the President’s land order halts American settlers from acquiring land while permitting Japanese coffee planters to increase in Hawaii. They allege local land laws favor American civilization, criticize the Executive for opposing suspensions, and blame officials for Asiatic population growth on the islands.
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Asiatica
Hawaii
Local Officials Seek Authority to Stop Asiatic Immigration
Fragmentary OCR snippet discusses local officials asking Washington for power to curb Asiatic immigration in Hawaii and reduce Asiatic forces. It contrasts potential official action with what Congress might do to aid American land claims, noting differences between local efforts and federal attention.
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Washington
Hawaii
Bia
United States Congress
Waialua Stock Settlement Proposal Attacked by Shareholder
A letter to the editor criticizes a plan to settle Waialua Agricultural Co. litigation by issuing 10,000 shares at 100 par value, totaling 1,000,000, which would dilute current stock value. The writer argues the scheme harms innocent holders and is unlawful, urging strong opposition.
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Eprron Evestye Bowery
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd
Evening Star
W.A. Co. Ltd
Lafayette Post Supports Flags and Rival Sparring Night
Lafayette Post No 140 shows in two bound volumes its long support for the flag including gifts to Columbia College and public buildings in Porto Rico. The post plans flag supplies for Hawaii schools, furthers pole and balustrade needs, and sends estimates to New York. Tomorrow Independence Pavilion hosts a sparring match between Martineony and Armstrong with fifteen rounds, weight counts 130 and 135 pounds, plus minor events and vaudeville with orchestra.
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Grand Army
Lafayette Post
New York
Posto
Columbia College
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Martin Eony
William Armatron
Independence Par Pavillion
Denny
Armatrong
General Merchandise and Farm Equipment Listing
Listing of non shrinking patent red wood tanks in sizes 500 to 10000 gallons. Best Rubber Hose and suction and steam hoses in assorted sizes. Various packing, wash-out closets with improvements. Penn lawn mowers 10 12 44 45 inch. Steel road scrapers tubular wheelbarrows Pan American wheelbarrows Champion canal wheelbarrows. Extra heavy breaking plows Avings steel plows Perfect rice plows in assorted sizes.
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Aving
Ex-Inspector Jarvie Dies After Aplo ry At Folkestone
London October 15 Ex Inspector Frederick B Jarvie who retired from Bootland Yard recently died from apoplexy at Folkestone a few days ago He often visited the United States on extradition cases and served as a private detective for A T Stewart for seven years
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London
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Folkestone
Hoe
United States
A. T. Stewart
New Books Listed by The Henry Books Sale
A long catalog of new titles and authors offered by The Henry Books, including The Monk of Fife by Andrew Lang That Fortune by Charles Dudley Warner Prom Comte to Benjamin Kidd by Robi Mackintosh From Sea to Sea and The Days Work by Kipling The People of the Misty and Nada the Lily by Rider Haggard and other works by Haggard Crockett Bangs Lodge Hedin Westcott Stackpoole Mrs Tucker Hall Caine Bennett and more with hundreds of other volumes by leading writers of the day.
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Andrew Lang
Chas. Dudley Warners
Prom Comte
Benjamin Kidd
Robi. Mackintosh
Kipling
Misty
Rider Haggard
Nada the Lily
Swallow
Haggard
Joan Haste
Black Douglas
Crockett
Henry Books
John K. Bangs
Henry Cabot Lodge
Asia
Hedin
David Harum
Westcott
Stackpoole
Mrs. Tucker
Geo. W. Cable
Hall Caine
Bennett
Pacific Heights Honolulu Project Promises Water and Transit
A Honolulu real estate notice promotes Pacific Heights as superior for healthful living with elevation and sea views, near the business district. It highlights a pure spring water supply, storage reservoirs, and a plan to connect to the Honolulu Rapid Transit line. Payment terms, inspections, and office location are listed. Also notes new physical culture classes at the YMCA and personnel changes at Coyne Mehrten Furniture Co.
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Honolulu
C. B. Wood
Pacific Heights
Honolulu Rapid Transit Co
Pauoa Road
Kaiulani Drive
Bruce Waring & CO
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