Southern California Editorials Visit to Hawaii Aloha Message
The Southern California Editorial Association presents gratitude for Honolulu hospitality, praising residents and sharing impressions from their Hawaii excursion. It urges friendly ties to protect the Territory from foreign dominance and promote commerce, while promising lasting friendship with Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Southern California Editorial Association
Uch
Mem
Orien
Pawel
Aincersty
Los Angeles Eyes Ocean Trade Boost With Hawaii Links
Ambitious plan urges immediate steps to open direct steamship connections between Los Angeles and the Hawaiian Islands. The piece touts Los Angeles growth, harbor development at San Pedro, and potential Pacific trade, tourism, and regional economic impact, highlighting Hawaii as a key partner and promoter group discussions with local chambers.
Grounding of the Third Great Steamship Sparks Debate
The article discusses multiple ship groundings in Pacific waters and questions whether a light at Rabbit Island or Koko Head would have prevented the incidents. It critiques captaincy roles, social duties aboard ships, and calls for calmer Southern California influence, ending with speculation about California visitors and Waikiki.
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Paelfe
Serge
Renin
Orenneana
Chianen
Manchuria
Sheridan
Rabbit Island
Koko Head
Ocean
Te Ften
California
Pacific
Waikiki
Fragmented Poetic Text From Aged Alameda Column
A garbled OCR fragment reflects a historical Alameda piece with scattered phrases about Honolulu, a zoo night, and a 21 page edition. It references local politicians, the Pacific Malt ship issue, and mentions a garation trip with odd spellings and incomplete sentences. No clear event or individuals are fully readable.
Hawaii News Snapshot Includes Hawaii Growth And Racial Question
The Bulletin contains notes on Hawaii's growth and prosperity with quotes from editors and leaders. It mentions a Hawaiian harvest labor scene in Southern California and debates over racial issues and homeland unity. The piece references local figures and the upcoming political climate, including leaders commenting on national sentiment and cultural identity.
Editorial on Oahu politics and ballot history in Hawaii
A fragmentary editorial discusses Oahu politics, the 14 year secret ballot, and the state convention. It notes delegates, a ten dollar deposit for tickets, and convention receipts totaling about six hundred dollars. Mentions local offices, sugar and pineapple farming, and a California editor's quip about Hawaiian language and customs.
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Vorret
Los Angeles
California
Bass
Oabute
M A Mhatton Sends Gentle Blessing in Westward Farewell
Poetic farewell from Heartooun Isles author M A Mhatton. The message prays Nature’s harmonies soothe hearts, keep them free from care and pain, and hopes for a peaceful reunion after travels in distant lands.
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Furthest West
Arma
M. A. Mhatton
Curio Trade Items From Hawaii Village Markets
A fragment describes native crafts and souvenirs from Walmanu Island in Hawaii. It notes portable items like cloth, shells, feathers, and small models including outrigger canoes and a ukulele. The piece highlights wall decorations and portable floor coverings as favored keepsakes.
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Walmanu
Hawaii
Labor policy in Hawaii’s planter system debates labor import
Rev John D M Browne argues Hawaii cannot long ignore labor needs of sugar planters. He critiques US exclusion laws, cautions against Chinese labor, and proposes controlled European and Orient labor contracts to sustain cultivation, sugar production, and economic ties with the wider world.
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John D. M. Browne
Corti Menmore
Leant
United States
Arcesary
Califoraie
Hawaii
Republi
Chere Islands
Bi ‘Ile
Europe
Orient
Servants or Masters Balter Evening Bulletin
A visiting editor writes about American patriotism and military service, contrasting civilian life with army and navy culture. He recalls the Sherian wreck, expresses concern over perceived arrogance among service members, and questions the Department’s decisions to deploy troops abroad. He warns about class and national tensions among officers and civilians.
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Balter Evening Bulletin
Bir
Minent
Republic
Buford
Bohworth
Rhoridan
Schwerin
BE. H. Harriman
Trade Woes and Rivalry Between Los Angeles and Honolulu
The column reflects on past forecasts by a Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce member about trade links with Southern California and Honolulu. It contrasts San Francisco dominance, LA’s rise, and Honolulu’s dependence on broader West Coast markets, noting competition for Central California trade and local export plans. The piece cites the Pacific Commercial Advertiser as the source of opinions.
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California
Mawailan Islands
Lon Angeles
Pasadena
Long Beach
Corn Park
Santa Montes
San Pedro
Monrovia
Los Angeles
Aise
Tin Kin Aid
Fina Hug
Owens Hiver
San Angelve City
Utah
Avisos
New Mexico
Nevada
Dewrt
Lin Angeles
Pacific
Imal
South Pacific
Australia
Orient
Central
South Americs
Low Annelee
Mecca
Hi Pacific
Fordante
Paradine
Calliurale
Wien
Hawaii
Mer Commerce
Low Angelon
Chamber of Commerce
Angels City
Warren Wilson
By & Viciting
Independence
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Artoma
Wtaude
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Bulletin
Thie Incue
Waikini
Honolulu
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Angel City
Paradise of
the Pacific
Coname
Ucket
Fun & Fangs
Huara
Alameda
Kana
Witeiwil
Alobay ‘Weil
Prince
Philadelphia
Dave
O'Bren
Imne
Zoo
Dewan
Gem
Bea
Bharen
Flint
Padern
Jah
Hono
Henry
John
Johnson
Wiforta
Talandi
Allen
Honatut
Wallawawan
Nike Beautiful Waatton
Pingers
Ehopaticka
D. G
Luau
Hult Wau Unt
Mar Iiquirer
America
Oahu
Oaliu
May Horton
Ealter
Springer
Cartoontat
Mathews
Paul Moore
Court House
Capitol
Penny
Mige
Grace Tower
Watoon
Iido
Stella
BellaWell
Curios
John D. H. Browne
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