The Yellow Peril and Japanese Labor in Hawaii
A historical notice argues that the Japanese pose a greater near term threat than Chinese as they modernize and compete in Hawaii. It discusses labor impact on plantations, white business protection, and calls for vigilance against Asiatic competition.
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Nippon
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My Hero 1 and the Captains Proposal
A governess in a household with John Clifford and his widowed sister recalls a sunlit visit by Captain Carr Glyn from the Spanish war. He expresses love and asks Marton to consider marriage, while Clifford reveals protective resolve and a bold, almost stern maneuver to secure Lamont’s safety.
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Jackson Street Trade Case Yields $79000 Award
The Jackson street trade case in superior court since September 12 had a verdict of 79000 in damages. Washington Iron Works was the sole defendant prior notices of appeal are few and lawyers expect no further wrangling before the supreme court.
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Washington Iron Works Company
Supreme Court
Seattle Streetcar Woes Describe Crowded Cars and Delays
A fragmentary reminiscence from Seattle mentions crowded streetcars on James Street and Madison as crowds struggled to board. The narrator notes endless stopping and the system failing to provide seats, with Jakey's street car as the cited operator amid ongoing transit issues.
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Navy Paymaster Captain Cites Marine Board Findings
Captain Eugene D Ryan contesting Mayor Moore's remarks on the grounding of the battleship Moston. He quotes the marine board report attributing the accident to dense fog obscuring visibility, arguing the mayor misstated the cause.
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Eugene D Ryan
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Marine Board
Exhibition at Spokane Interstate Fair Highlights Local Goods
The Grant & Dye offices in the 429 Peuples Hank building display a Btevens county exhibit moved to the Spokane Interstate Fair. The exhibit ranges from crabapple to monett pump kin with a fine collection of preserves and jewelry on show.
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