Reclamation and immigration themes amid Hawaii notes
The column discusses support for the extension of the reclamation service to Hawaii’s inland areas, a push for a united stance on American steamship needs, and favorable views on accepting immigrants. It references through-transport lines, labor views, university policies, and Henry Clews’s economic cautions, tying local issues to broader trade and finance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Honglulu
Honolulu
Addie
Uncertain France Germany ties shape export policy
The text outlines doubts about relations with France and Germany affecting export trade. It notes foreign investment debt may be settled largely by gains from foreign interests and suggests securitization could push railroads to reduce activity in coming months. It cautions prudence in investing and favors short term trading over long holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clews
Clews
Fundy
France
Germany
Teave
Matson ships eyed as Honolulu port transport boost urged
Local papers argue for suspending coastwise shipping laws to favor foreign operators and invite Matson Navigation to place a larger passenger steamer order. Proponents claim improved passenger service, freight flow, and tourism, with public money available and local investors ready to back a new liner for Honolulu and Seattle trade.
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Mre
Bent
Matson Navigation Company
Honolulu
Matson Line
Marwon Navigation Company
Beattie
Seattle
For Rent Fort and School Bts He 4B Kaimuki
Rental list shows multiple 2 and 4 bedroom offerings with prices ranging from 36.00 to Woody amounts near 40.00 monthly across Fort street, Lunalilo Street, Manoa Valley, Beretania, and Wilder avenues, including 1286 Beretania and 1857 Kinm details. Listings include 2B and 4B units at Elsie Avenue Youngaia and Kinman areas with varied beds and square footage.
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Manoa Valley
Zine
Young
Wilder Av
iHakik
Sugar Refinery Venture Boosts Pacific Coast Trade
A locally owned line aims to expand freight capacity and future prosperity while outlining public benefits. The project, though not yet fully active, is presented as safer and more generally beneficial to Hawaii and investors than the sugar refinery venture on the Pacific Coast.
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New
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Who’s the Horse Easter Evening Bulletin
A Honolulu reader complains that a dead horse lay in the street outside their home all day, with no body removal by the Board of Health or garbage department. The writer questions the authorities involved and warns of trouble if the horse is not removed, dated September in Honolulu.
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Board of Health
Sam
Kicker
Unclear fragment hints at family dispute and chores
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a parent scolding Tommy for swimming and assigning basement chores, with later threats and taunting about running a lawn mower and a ring of fear about punishment. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events.
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Tommy
Labor recruitment amid Silay tensions and barrio warnings
A writer recounts visiting a friend's house in a barrio to enlist workers, facing warning from local hacienda authorities and a Bilay president who cautions about the risk of trouble. The narrator aims to establish an office to employ women seeking jobs, despite opposition.
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Pare
Xtrank
Als
Silay
Bilay
Desirable College Hill House For Sale Near Car Line
For sale in College Hill a very desirable home near the car line on high ground with a splendid view of Manoa Valley. Includes living room dining room breakfast room two bedrooms kitchen bath servants quarters and more. Modern in every respect price 4600 or easy payments.
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College Hill
Manoa Valley
Devastating threats unfold as officials face mobs in Philippines event
The account describes armed crowds, harsh taunts, and intimidation aimed at the narrator and companions in a town near Bacolod. Men with sticks, axes, revolvers, and daggers threaten violence to coerce movement, with fear prompting a late-night escape by land to safety in Hawaii, while plantation workers seek to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Jamora
Howe
Agaimn
Jamora
Tiny Companion
Ruperto Santiago
Hteveny
Janeen
Reilly Returns to Honolulu After Hawaii Visit
Charlo Reilly, the famed athlete, arrived on the Alameda this morning and plans to spend the day greeting friends. He says he is glad to be back in Honolulu and recalls engagements with boxers including Taylor and McCarthy. Reilly notes Smith is doing fairly well and hints at a possible trip soon.
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Charlo Reilly
Alameda
Honoluli
Reilly
Hawaii
Taylor
McCarthy
Smith
Awm And Expect To Be Matched With Woe One Off The Fleet
Fred Smith is looking after Hott ly interests and intently pulling of oll bin.
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Fred Smith
Oll bin
The Mad Rush Shuffleboard Game at Summer Hotels
In brisk dialogue Guyer and Gunver discuss shuffleboard on ships and summer hotels. They claim the game is lively if played vigorously, noting that a lack of hustle means no access to the board. The exchange hints at competitive social activity aboard and at resort venues.
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Gunner
Guyer
Gunver
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la Rochefoucauld
Pinkham
Holla
Honoluhu
Cigore Ae
Holle
Hosolulu
Fed
Mola
Matson
Kaimuki
Amal Hill
Trent. Trust Co., Ltd
A. Hocking
Manka
Kewalo Street
Bishop Trust (O., Ltd
Bethel Street
NAVY
Alexander Young’ Hotel
Young Hotel
Openfverg Am
Wireless
Ilolo
Waterhouse Trust
Puushou
Boretaniay, and
Waikiki Beach
J. Hopp & Co
Alakea
Regal Shoe Store
Cor, King and Bethel
Unites
Brown & Lyon Co
Young Bldg
Reilly Here
Ehlers
Tawkes Cut
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
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