Koreans May Migrate to Hawaii Amid War Economic Shift
Honolulu dispatch notes a probable influx of Korean laborers to Hawaiian sugar plantations as the Japanese Russian war disrupts labor markets. W F Sands predicts migration from Korea will rise with the war and favorable reports from Koreans in Hawaii. Washington reports Cuba’s sugar crop expanding after reciprocity approval and optimism for next season. Dowie’s Sydney meeting ends in chaos with police intervention and clashes as Zion City figures face disruption and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
W. F. Sands
Korea
Mr. Sands
Thomas
Washington, D. C
Max J. Baehr
Cienfugos
Cuba
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States Congress
Igenios
Santa Clara
Sydney Herald
Prophet Dowie
Dowie
Voliva
Zion Church
Australasia
Hawkens
Mr. Dowie
Sydney
Christian Church of Zion
Isaiah
Zion
Zion City
Building and Manufacturing Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waiannenue Street
Mauka
Haley
the Tribune Office
Scarboro Beach
Rae
Hartley
Seville
Theo. H. Davies & CO. Limited
the Hawaiian Fertilizer Co., Ltd
Coral
Brewer Hock
Queen Street
O. Box
Swilei
C. M. Cooke
K. FP
D. Tenney
J. Waterhouse
W.M. Alexander
C.H. Atherton
Hin
Washington
Spalding
W. O. Smith
Kalanianaole
Charles Clark
Carter
House
Territories
E. P. Dole
Justice Galbraith
Toronto
Grand Trunk Railroad
Canada
Pacific Coast
Himelf
Pastor Voliva
Zionist Movement
Australie
W. N. Willis
Middleton
Barwon
Sherwood
Hotel Australia
Eskay
Wyeth
Mellin
Baby Foods and
Hilo Pruc Company
Hilo
Hawaii
Hilo Electric Light Co., Ltd
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Nourh
C.P
J. Ivancovich & CO
Wholesale Commission Merchants
San Francisco
Cal
Society Stationery
Tribune