Kona Coffee Harvest Poised for Record Year Says Official
A Kona district report notes favorable weather and no blight, promising a record coffee harvest. Tourists observed locals sorting coffers along the Kona coast while workers and planters prepare beans for shipping. The Mauna Loa call and Kailua drive draw visitors to see the country’s coffee fields.
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Kona Comal
Bulletin
Mauna Loa
Kailin
Poetu Inivee
Kailuamen
Tom White
Kena
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Kailua
Kona
John Mitchell Speaks on Non-Union Men at Labor Conference
John Mitchell and other labor leaders attended the National Civic Federation conference opening session to discuss wage rules and labor relations. Mitchell denounced strikebreakers and urged cooperation while noting tensions as unions gain power and advocating restraint to foster long term stability.
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National Trade Unions See Conference On Federation Goals
National and rational building trades unions meet in Indianapolis to pursue a federation within International Federation. About 700 delegates discuss drafting a constitution by-laws for ratification and elect permanent officers likely at the conference. Potential presidents include Frank W. Buchanan and George P. Gubbine.
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Indianapolis
Natlomil
Vwiler Wbtendane
Frank W. Buchanan
Structural Iron Workers
George P. Gubbine
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Roll of Honor for Oahu College Students
The trustees outline a Panabow Honor Roll with a bronze tablet listing the student who has done most for the college’s interests during the year. A silver Trustness Saving Cup will be awarded to the top student, chosen for effort and impact rather than popularity, encouraging broad contributions to Panahon College’s welfare.
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Aluy
Panahon
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Panatinn
Kite Towed Boat and Dover Trip Report
A garbled report notes a kite towed boat near Dover and a voyage from Dover toward Calale with Wood and Cody as key figures. The piece mentions a windy, northwested route and a failed attempt, ending with Cody awaiting favorable conditions. A “For Rent” notice is advertised in the Bulletin.
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Coyd
Dover
Calale
A. Gut
Laure
Cody
Kona Kau candidates work amid party tensions
A fragmented report details Kona Kau candidates campaigning vigorously on the coastlines, highlighting party rhetoric and candidate tensions. It notes Republican and Remubliewm factions, a large crowd at Kona’s Katti makole area, and Nahale’s eloquence as a focal point in the day’s events.
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Penplie
Niotiaing
Kanto
Famage ‘Sheen
Sato
Dongall
Napoopes
Hatton
Mysterious Billy Smith and Salvation Camp Tale
A garbled river of names and scenes centers on a mysterious figure called "My ster" Billy Smith and a Salvation Army style camp. The speech includes dramatic accusations, personal revelations, and references to a fire, a fight, and a salvation moment as the speaker recalls past dangers and religious conflict in a chaotic, era-typical pulpy voice.
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Ork
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Tucker
Mysterioun
Wieetavlen Siewan
Alve
Corry
MeGavern
Thea Tenminigt
Warren
Titan
Ani
Hallahan
Athens
Hawery
Hattie
Tataie Wheeler
Ysili
StHapoket
Kent
New Jeres
Tha
Satan
Notice of polling place changes and election inspectors
Official notice of polling place locations and precinct inspectors for the Fourth and Fifth Districts of Oahu. Includes updated polling booth sites at Maliki and Lunailae Streets and changes for Second Precinct in the Fourth District. Names of inspectors and chairmen listed. issued by G. Carter and Buckland, Territorial Secretary and Electoral Registrar, Honolulu October 20 1903.
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Heo Iiepectire
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Jos. Kekuku
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Hievetore
Bloctan
Kema Spencer
Chatrwan
Oltivern
Kwa Picih Petit Besrasts
Onerae Vavilion
Wit
W. P. Johnean
Cud
Stare Kapa
I Previnet
Puling Placa
Oneetone
Elderson
Aahtey
Chateniane
Seweke
Wea Fite
Buckland
Honolul
Panaliai Steel
Honalon Hale
Swain
Ct. Heal
Joho
Matiahae
Holling Place
Bebhool House
Waimanalo
Chalmers
Chatrama
Jon Kehwhi
A. Tevine
Sih
Thomas Aqqmune
Hn Heritanie Streit Inspectoors
Hivetian
Will, Fisher
Chutetian
Ford
Tiretti
Geo. E. Smith
Ouha
Kinky
Filkol
Maliki
Lunaifle
G. . Carter
Capitol
Honolulu
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