Ishii Banqueted by Trigco's Sold Men
San Francisco hosts a banquet for Kikujiro Ishii, head of Japan's Foreign Affairs Bureau, where host Ito Ishii and speakers promote strong Japan United States ties. Prominent figures advocate unrestricted immigration, mutual prosperity, and harmony, with Ishii urging equal privileges and amicable commerce to make Japan the Holland of the Orient.
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San Francisco
Kikujiro Ixill
Department of Foreign Affairs
Empire of Japan
Fairmont Hotel
Inland Empire
United Suates
Inbltna
Ae Bane
Iwill
Odohe Bo Tri
Rev. Schwerin
California
Bchwerin
Schwerin
Sehwerin
Taylor
Ishit
Ishi
Sahib God
Istill
Japan
Proxporgua
San
Francisco
Financial Market Slows After Early Trading Revival
New York Aug 26 The market opened with a hint of courage but failed to erase lingering unease from the prior day’s decline. News of Treasury steps to post funds cheered buyers yet could not overcome nervousness, with traders reluctant to long stocks. Liquidation persisted, notably in Interborough Metropolitan and rail stocks, as dividends were cut on Southern Railway preferred and Central of Georgia interest payments halted. Money rates eased modestly on year maturities while a growing idle fund supply and the vast billacious validation drove higher rates overall.
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Troumury
Bears
Treasrey
Sun
Wall Street
Jay
Altough
Thore
Interborough- Metropolitan Combination
Peatiient
Wit Hens
Southern Railway
Central of Georgia
Tarke
Cortelyou
Becwuse
Sirthie
Joann
Real Estate Transactions Filed for Record Sept 7 1907
Records show multiple property transfers filed Sept 7 1907 between 10:30 am and noon including amassing deeds for Amelia A Vietor Sam Kalllikane Maria Affonse and Kaneohe Rice Mill Co Ltd among others. The entries list various names and entities with noted parties to the transactions and times.
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Haekabers de
AL Central
Hegre
Exore
Amelia
Atty
Makalouly
Mo Heri Hraucivco
Jona Gamama Eevee Caeetes
Moki Kurakawa
AW Kinwani
LDA Chow Yeo
Kubota
Twumaten
A. Id
Carsle K. Malla
Martha A. Bueneer
ACN
Kepotkat
Humphreys
Coke
Maria
Hasty
Ouomen Sueurco
Atky
Marta Affonse
LA ‘Lewis Jr
Maria 1
Affonwe
Kiley
BC Peters
G. C. Peters
Emma Itley
David Kawananakon
Edgar Henriques
Lim Ton
C.F. Hart
PKR
Strauch Tr
Tka
J Abu
Vrank Shimeia Sr
Wiliam Castle
Josaph H Maertons
Roberton Hina Kapiloho
Katy
Uwemas
Et al
Humphreys Et Ale
Antone Redtriguera
Tonio de Costa
Atfred Kail
Dane Minton
Wiliam O Smith
Kuluku Caisse
Mettryde Ratute Ltd
Ney
Rand
Abel A. Carreira
Trond
Len Choydatka Alrlau
Kan Rive Mill Co Ltd
Maikal Alrlaw
Kaneohe
Woman's Home Work in England Highlights Low Wages
Article reports on conditions of home workers in England as described by the president of the Women's Trade Union League. Evidence shows poverty kept women from organizing as they earned meager sums such as 31 cents for a dozen shirts and 13 1/2 cents a dozen for cotton shirts.
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Regan
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Honolulu
Union-Pacific Transfer Co.,Ltd
Ishn
Trigco
Pacific Mail
Ishii
Jor
Tenth
New York
M. Spencer
Daniel
Chay Panlely
Migee
Wilfred A
Greenwell
Hugh Robertson
Rice Mil Co
Agrmtong Tae Wal Co
Malkal Alotan
Rice Mil Co Ltd
Danion
Wong Young
Wong Young Fal
Kaneohe Fioe Min Co
Lad
Kaneohe Rice Mil Co Lad
Wong Young Fat
Coves Aart
Hank
Nawal
Staton
Washington
Frank P Bargent
Tae
Waattaeton
Contilower
Sargent
United State
England
California Wood Co
Hawaii