15 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
Hawaiian Gazette
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1901
Page
1
Fragments from a Hawaiian Gazette page listing multiple local firms and agents. Names include King and Bethel streets merchants, H Hacefeld Ltd, Bowline importers and wholesale items, Robert Lewers lumber and metals, Soda Water Co lithographs, and Wilder's Steamship Company shipping to all island ports.
The Honolulu stock exchange scene from January 14, 1901 shows market movement in a developing financial hub. Traders and brokers engage in early 20th century operations as prices and listings trend, reflecting Honolulu's growing commercial interest.
A son was born to the wife of Enile Naone & gon at the Maternity Home in Hol a. A son was also born to the wife of Joseph Woodward at the Maternity Home in Honolulu.
Announcement states all obligations of the firm are assumed by the new corporation Zoe the Bra and thanks patrons as the firm is dissolved and continuity in the firm on behalf of the new corporation Lewers & Cooke Limited. Lewters & Cooke President and Vice President named.
A temperance meeting at Central Union Church drew crowds as Francis Murphy preached from the prodigal son tale. Soldiers, laborers, and families signed pledges amid organ music and emotional scenes, while Murphy urged home, mercy, and support for returning drinkers.
A preacher in a rainy town delivers a temperance talk weaving a prodigal son parable with fatherly kindness and warning against harshness to boys. He laments hunger, humility, and pride while urging gentleness from fathers and gratitude for divine guidance and pure water.
A tug race near Diamond Head saw the Eleu gain on the Fearless and take the A. M. Baxter schooner first into the harbor despite the Fearless rapid pursuit. The Baxter, reported from Seattle, triggered a clash with the Territorial tug as it neared Kahului. the Eleu secured the tow while the Fearless retreated, prompting talk of new lookout procedures at Diamond Head.
Judge Robertson of the Maui News argues favorable prospects for African American labor in Hawaii. He cites discipline, education, and managerial potential from Southern figures, urging careful recruitment, housing, and schools while acknowledging plantation work and the need to outpace Japanese labor.
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