Local Pineapple Tribute Reaches Chelsea Massachusetts
A Boston area reader reports a Hawaii pineapple tribute from Chelsea Mississippi? The piece notes The Spectator visiting a Broadway ice cream parlor and a clerk preparing pineapple. It mentions Hawaii’s growing pineapple industry, canned pineapples by Japanese ownership in Vormosa, and shipments from Singapore. It also lists a naval ration exam for structural steel draftsmen at $24 daily on October 16 with US citizenship required.
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Hawaii
Chelsea
Maume
Spectator
Broadway
Iren Chelven
Vormosa
Tropics
Tabor
Singapore
Chelxou
Naval Ration
ATL
United States
American Magazine to feature Hawaii series by Baker
The American Magazine will publish a forthcoming series on Hawaii by Ray Stannard Baker who recently gathered material for his book. He plans a dramatic, clear depiction of Hawaii’s industrial life and the global industrial conflict, to appear next year in a new and graphic style. Next Friday and Saturday Jordan's will offer three pairs of pure silk.
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Hawaii
Ray Stannard Baker
Jordan
Charges Placed Over Liquor Sales at Local Hackmen
Local board of Heenme commissioners heard claims of illicit wind products sold by Rosy & Co. Regulation 14 required records of liquor sold and buyers. The inquiry questioned a July 26 sale to hackman von Hatola, with disputed evidence and a request to modify Regulation 14. Waialua license for a saloon remains postponed due to applicant absence. A case regarding a Mint maroon teenie and a Kukenko district teenie was also discussed. decisions held over.
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Heen
Urry II Pasmeniers
Rosy & Co
R. J. Buchly
Peacock & Co
Huyera
Buch~ty
Waialua
Douthitt
Mint Maroon
Wagner
Fines Seen Heavy For Regular Gamblers Says Judge Cooper
Judge Henry Cooper says penalties should hit habitual gamblers harder while casual games among a single race deserve lighter treatment. The remark, reported in the morning, followed a case involving Ah Bing where a $50 fine was deemed excessive for a first-time offender. He noted gambling occurs citywide beyond the Oriontal area.
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Henry Cooper
Ah, Bing
Sing
Eydieler
Jordan’s Sale Days Feature Discount Ribbon Bonanza
Jordan’s departments store runs a feature sale over several days with cut price dry goods and heavily discounted ribbons of all colors and widths. The first three days showcase ribbon specials while the last three days highlight silk hosiery and silk home items with notable bargains. Three pairs of five cent stockings with hose are advertised as a special offer, and patrons are urged to watch Jordan’s window for daily announcements.
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Jordan
Jordan's
Wilk Howe
Anton
Kalihi Settlement Gains City Ground on King Street
The Hawaiian Rangetton Association purchases a plot on King Street for Kalihi settlement work upon a committee’s recommendation. Rev. H. W. Chamberlaig, in charge since 1898, expands activities as October 1 approaches and prominent donors, including Pelee C. Jour, enable the acquisition.
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Hawaiian Rangetton Association
King Street
H. W. Chamberlaig
Kallii
Kalli
Pelee C. Jour
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Massachusetts
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Fort and Queen Streets
Acetylene Light & Agency Co
Hustace Avenue
South Street
Honolulu, T. H
Aeapie
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