Hawaii Land Question Stirs Roosevelt Policy Opinions
In 1902 a Hawaii land debate circulated to Washington, with B F Dillingham gathering views from long-time resident interests. The core asks how to regulate land use under U S rule, amid sugar industry labor needs and immigration shifts from Azores, Italy, China, and Japan.
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B. F. Dillingham
Dillingham
White House
San Francisco
Theodora Roosevelt
United States
Washington, D. C
Harwaii
Hawaii
Republic
Breckons Sworn United States Attorney for Hawaii
R W Breckons of Wyoming was sworn in by Judge Estee as United States District Attorney for Hawaii. He arrived with his wife and child on the transport Warren and will work from the Hawaiian Hotel. Breckons plans immediate start, accompanied by secretary Miss Sackett, with former Acting U S Attorney Dunne relinquishing that title.
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Wyoming
Estee
United States
Hawaii
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Warren
Dunne
Ertee
Advertiser
Breckone
Honolulu
Cheyenne
Washington
Georgetown University
Plague in the Punjab Quietly Reemerges Under Nonintervention
A London dispatch from Lahore reports in the Punjab under the new nonintervention regime the plague is reemerging with daily deaths.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Lahore
Punjab
Extradition Case Drawn Over Misleading Charge
Paris February 18 The extradition to Bremen of Count Toulouis Lautine de Ratine arrested on a charging fraud claim has been returned on grounds the charge was not properly proven and the case is under review by authorities involved in the transfer decision.
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Paris
Bremen
Toulouis Lautine de Ratine
Seventy five trees gifted to Hawaii by Washington department
Arbor day plans in Hawaii include seventy five shade trees from the Department of Agriculture at Washington. Secretary Wilson aims to boost planting through a distribution to Senators Representatives and Delegates in April. Trees will be suited to local climates and sent to their new homes with schools likely handling planting duties. Arbor day promotes public forestry interest and school participation observing a Nebraska led tradition since 1874.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Wilson
Department
Willcox
Publc
Nebraska State Board of Agriculture
Great Discovery Promises Rail Power Revolution
A London telegraph notes claims of a new valve mechanism tested on the Great Northern Railway that could cut coal use by forty percent and boost output with a lighter steam engine. The railway's president warned stockholders the impact may be substantial, while mention is made of another epoch making invention from Germany.
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the Sun
London
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Germany
Funeral of Dufferin at Clandebore links Belfast mourning
The Marquis of Dufferin was interred at Clandebore after his death on Wednesday. A large gathering attended the ceremony with the Duke of Argyle representing the King. The Hawaiian Board of Missions is noted in related context.
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Marquis of Dufferin
Clandebore
Duke of Argyl
Pdnant
Brewers Reject Financing of Kona Sugar Plantations Recovery
Receiver Wandenberg reports to Brewer & Company directors after inspecting Kona plantation with Manager Robertson. They decline to finance the receivership citing uncertain profits. Cane outlook ranges 3500–4500 tons this year and next. workers fed during interim. talks continue on possible Brewe r & Company involvement with a $150,000 stake.
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Kona Sugar Company
Hawaii
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Kona
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Kona Company
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Hitt
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Gear
R. W. Breckons
Dufferin
Theotore Richards
Hawaiian Board of Missions
Brewers
Manuel RB. Siiveria
L. Ahlo
Nigavepasco
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