Japanese Laborers Plan Arbitration Over Grievances
At Olaa plantation Hawaii the Japanese workers form a permanent Council of Twelve led by Onema and Minigishi to arbitrate disputes and defer wage decisions to individual choice. A conference with planters is planned across Hilo and Laupahoehoe while Olaa builds rails and mills as construction proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Puna
Okala
Laupahoehoe
Onema
Frank Sakamaki
Oiaa
Minieishi
S. Sato
Ulaa
Takamak
Minigishi
Hilo Rail Line Progress and Island Plantations
The Hilo Haulroad already operates between Hilo and Olaa, with ties awaiting arrival to complete spacing. Cane plantations at Olaa and Puna expand, while Olaa plans 7 000 to 8 000 acres pre mill. July 4 events at Hoolulu Park to feature literary and athletic programs.
Harbor Obstruction Fears in Wailuku Dirt Dump
In Wailuku the Road Board sluices thousands of cubic yards of dirt from Bridge Street toward the Bay of Hilo raising concerns among residents about filling the harbor. Critics note the plan echoes past complaints of harbor sediment and question the motive behind using street dirt to alter the bay. Meanwhile travel schedules of ships Kinau and Kinu adjust for holidays and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay of
Hilo
Herald
Puueo
Walluku
Providence
Road Board
Small Things of Hawaii Chronicle June Events
Jr. Wilson plans to wave Maples and Elvereth in the June 7 races. General Cronje appears in Cunningham string. Floyd Eaton becomes deputy sheriff in Kau. Mr. Horne succeeds him a lieutenant. Mr. Moraigne quits land clearing contract in Olas, to likely work as surveyor. Wm. Ellis leaves Ray Brothers to enter the commission business and sails to San Francisco tonight. The Volcano Stables hauled 173 tons of freight to Long Wharf for Annie Johnson to discharge cargo yesterday. Union meeting at Hatli church Sunday evening with Mra. G. W. OH. Hapnat in charge and Rev. J A. Cruzan presiding. J. W. Mason sails for Honolulu tonight. J. F. Ray likely to the Coast on the Annie Johnson Monday. Monday a bad holiday. Government offices closed. Many young men in training for the Kieveless aces on July 4. Miss Anna Rice fully recovered from typhoid fever. Judge Carter visits Hiln for Hawaii gravera meat combine. Jenny Mair and George Ross to Planters Convention at Ilo neleta, reformed by Kinau sera H. T. Shaw ill at Hilo Hospital.
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Jr. Wilson
Maples
Elvereth
General Cronje
Cunningham
Floyd Eaton
Neutenant
Elilo
Kau
Mr. Horne
Moraigne
Olas
Wm. Ellis
Ray Brothers
San Francisco
Volcano Stables Company
Long Wharf
Annie Johnson
Hatli Church
Mra
Kieveless Aces
Anna Rice
Judge Carter
Hiln
Hawaii
Gravera
Jenny Mair
George Ross
Planters
Iloneleta
Kinausera
H. T
Shaw
Hilo Hospital
Card of Thanks for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A thank you note from Mrs S Tiaty of Dea Maines Iowa expresses gratitude for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She cites relief in coughs lung troubles and whooping cough and thanks the manufacturers and agents RENSON SMITH & CO for Hawaiian Islands.
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Mra S Tiaty
Dea Maines, Towa
Gale
All Druggista
Deaglera Renson Smith & Co., Ltd
Agants
Hawaiian Islands
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Patro People Sold In Packs
Dr Williams Medicines Company markets Pink Pills for Patro People in packs of dozen or hundred through druggists or direct from Schenectady New York. Price is 60 cents per box and 2 dollars 60 cents per dozen or per box bundle.
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H. T. Salisbury
H. T. Saurspurgv
Carol L. Rogers
Dr. Willams
Furniture Buying: Dependable Chairs at Varying Prices
A fragment discusses furniture value and market pricing. It notes chairs may sell for two or more dollars, with some considered bargains at four dollars. The piece emphasizes quality and dependability as key factors in selection.
New Sugar Combine Formed in Sugar Refining War
A new corporation led by B H Howell Sons & Co plans to acquire National, Mollenhauer and Doscher sugar refineries. The move aims to end the sugar war, with a New Jersey charter, 10 million dollars in preferred stock, seven directors, and Howell Sons as selling agents.
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New York
National
Mollenhauer and
Descher
B. H. Howell Sons & Co
James H. Post
Fim
Howell Sons & Co
Tme
Molenhauer
Ut Ip
Howell Tons & Co
American Sugar Refining Company
Post
Aruckle Brothers
Mowenhauer and Doscher
Jersey City
National Sugar Refining Company of
New Jersey
Urecent National Company
Mollenhauer of
Doscher Refinerius
Claud Doscher
Frederick D. Molenhauer
George R. Bunker
The
National Company
H. D. Corey
Trust
Arbuckle Brothers
Arbuckle
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Olaa Plantation
United States
Islanus
Honolulu
B. Onomo
Olaa
Kruegel
Hille Road
Kaumuna
Dan D Penn
Big Island
Hawai
Happenin,g
Hilo Herald
Elanail Herald
Trans
Olanail
Dratus
Corey & Smith
Culleacuis
Smnoiks
U Lead
Pune
Runa
Mark Campoeli
George Nodick
Tuna
Laere
Oles
Sugar
Waiakea
Wainsku
McBeouker
Ubulaa
Rairoad Company
Ola
Tidewater
Foorth
Hoo‘ulu Park
Mevsre Furneaux
Crugan
Severance
Hev
Cocoanut Island
C. H Brawn
Allun
Holp
Lieutenant Horne
William Fetter
Hicks
True
J. R
George Rodick
Dixie Land
John T. Moir
van Waggener
Peter Lee
Billy Cunningham
Old Home
Joseph Sissons
States
Mr. Sissons
New Bedford
Mass
Islands
Hoolulu Park
Volcano Stables
Herman Diamond
Wll
Stables
Crow
Boston
Dink Devis
Order of Eastern Star
Reed’s Bay
J. W. Mason
Order
Line Fe Volcano House
Bay
Volcano House
Kay
55 &. F. Dillingham
Gehr
H. B. Gehr
Hohala- Hilo Hine
Dole
Kaflua
George Mumby
Wilson
Jensen
Matilda W. Jensen
Kaumana Road
Hilo Railroad Company
Captain Andrews
Walakea
Bobby Burns
Bob Burns
Clyde
James Curry
H. Kendall
Spreckels
Wailuku
Klnau
Hanouti
Moellex
Uilla
Kinaw
Honoalum
Bof
Literary
Fxereieaa
Palsied
JH. & Cow
Sood
Brazil
Hamilton Brown Co
St. Louis
Guoda
Arling
King and Bethel S
King ST
H. I
Navy Contractors
G. J. Waller
Oceanic and Pacifice
Ashe
Garland Stove
WY Ih
Pacific Hardware CO
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