Molokan labor questioned by plantation manager
George Fairchild of Makee Sugar Company criticizes Molokan workers as a failure and claims only 25 percent do a fair days work. He urges land distribution or a centralized leadership, noting ongoing disputes and poor motivation among the laborers. He contrasts Molokan performance with plantation needs and warns of costs if positions remain unsettled. Meanwhile Hawaii public school plans receive funding and construction proposals, with 38 thousand dollars for new schoolhouses and specific projects across islands. The St Katherine arrives in Honolulu, loading sugar bound for San Francisco and bringing news of a brisk voyage and crew reports.
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George Fairchild
Makee Sugar Company
Kanai
The
Star
Mr. Fairchild
Themelves
Kapaa
Hawaii
Hilo
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Hakalau
Honolulu
Olan
Paauhau
Kaunamana
Kaumana
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Advertiser
Question of Clemency For Five Koreans In Hawaii
Honolulu reports discuss executive clemency for five Koreans condemned to death in Oahu jail. Acting Governor Atkinson plans a hearing after reviewing records. Rev Wadman and Japanese consul pressed for clemency without specific proposals. Attorney Carl Smith and Deputy Attorney General Milverton to provide statements. Next steps depend on gubernatorial action and receipt of official files.
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Atkinson
Honolulu
Carl Smith
The
Star
J. W. Wadman
Atcioson
Oahu
Wadman
Cansul
Hilo
Milverton
Persistent coughs signal possible lung trouble says ad
A historical ad warns that coughs lasting into spring and summer may threaten health. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a famous cure and claims a few timely doses can save a doctor's bill and years of suffering. The ad is by Hilo Drug Co for male use.
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Hilo Deug Co
Mauna Kea Inter Island steamer contract signed
James A. Kennedy and Union Tron Works vice president Fredericks sign the Kinau replacement Mauna Kea contract. The 251.6 by 77 foot steamer features six decks, luxurious accommodations for 160 first class guests, second class on the tween and main decks, and a large social hall with electric lighting. It will have triple expansion engines, a 15 knot speed, and 600 tons freight capacity with two passenger boats. Delivery is set for one year.
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James A. Kennedy
Steamship Company
Fredericks
Union Tron Works
San Francisco
Mauna Kea
Inter-Island Company
Vesuvius Eruption Ravages Neapolitan Area
Naples and surrounding towns face panic as Vesuvius erupts violently. Lava flows devastate Ottajano and Torre del Greco while earthquakes drive residents into streets. Death toll rises with church collapses and mass evacuations reported through April.
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Naples
Pompeii
Ottajano
Torre del Greco
San Sebastino
Asx
Torre Annunziata
Italy
Monte Sliveto
Vesuvius
San Guiseppe
Ustica
Sicily
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