Ship Subsidy Debate Highlights High U.S. Costs
In Washington the senate opened debate on the ship subsidy bill as a response to higher U S operating costs. Senator Frye argued that American ships cost 40 to 80 percent more to build and operate than British and Norwegian rivals, urging export bounties and warning against treaty breaches from discriminating duties. He cited Roach line losses and noted subsidies rise with ship speed, while slower vessels reap less benefit. The house moved to army reorganization amid urgency to cut forces from 27 000 by July 1 with a six hour debate window.
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Washington
Senate
Frye
Maine
Patien
Russia
France
Great Britain
Italy
Eer
United States
Norway
Ita Merchant Marine
Fryé
John Roach
New York
Brazil
Roach
Thurber
Clay
Georgia
Rye
House
Hull
Sulzen
Yosemite’s Loss Told By Two Crew Members
Two Yosemite survivors John Barry and Henry Colligan describe the wreck off Guam during a typhoon. They recount rigging efforts, the ship’s rapid inundation, abandonment as the only feasible option, and the Justin’s futile towing attempts. Destruction of Guam towns and relief efforts by marines are noted alongside legal patent and trade mark revisions announced in Washington.
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Manila
Yosemite
Guam
Cavite
Alava
Cayite
John Barry
Henry Colligan
Alaya
Barry
Sayve
Colligan
United States
Justin
Agana
Smallpox In New York Dispatches Increase in Cases
New York reports forty cases in the pesthouse on North Brothers Island and two deaths to date. One new case appeared in the infected district on the west side as health officials note the outbreak has spread beyond All Nations block in West Sixty-ninth street and expects more cases.
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New York
North Brothers Island
West Side
Board of Health
All Nations
West
Sixty-ninth Street
Accidental Dilectrocution Fatal in Bordentown
Alexander Hamilton a baker's employee was electrocuted when he picked up a loose telephone wire while driving a wagon in Bordentown New Jersey last night. The wire touched an electric light line giving a fatal current and he died instantly leaving a wife and child.
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Bordentown
N. J
Alexander Hamilton
Telegraph lines built near Nome and Yukon in Alaska
General Greely reports 200 miles of telegraph line constructed in the Southern Yukon and Nome regions. The Nome to St Michaels cable, turned over to the signal corps, is said to be functioning satisfactorily.
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Alaska
Washington
General Greely
Yukon
Nome
St. Michaels
Signal Corps
Shooting Near Neighbors Leaves Three Dead or Wounded
Robert Patrick was shot dead by Samuel Keel while trying to separate two quarreling neighbors. Keel was later shot in the shoulder, and Sim Tyson, Patrick’s godfather, died of shock after hearing the news. one neighbor escaped.
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Nishomingo
Dee
Robert Patrick
Samuel Keel
Keel
Sim
Tyson
Patrick
Royalists on top in Hawaii election and intrigues
The report details Robert W. Wilcox as a strong supporter of ex Queen Liliuokalani and a leading figure in Hawaiian politics. It covers his birth on Maui in 1853, education, marriage in Italy, and roles in 1889 1895 revolutions, plus the native party gains in the new legislature and potential voter restrictions. It notes Parker's victory in Honolulu, divisions over annexation, and likely congressional action on voting rights. Also mentions a German needle invention and local American notes on officials and maritime fog condensation for drinking water.
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Hawaii
Congress
Robert W. Wilcox
Liliuokalani
Islands
Wilcox
Maui
Wiliam
Newport
R. L
Kalua
Robert Wilcox
Haleakala
Wailulu
King Kalakaua
Italy
Caesar Celso Moreno
Washington
Turin
Victoria Colonna di Stigliana
Lorenzo Sobrero
Kalakaua
Dole
Rpublicans
Honolulu
Oahu
Hon
Samuel ‘Parker
Prince David Kawana‘nakao
Parker
Independent Native Party
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Samuel Parker
Wealth in Mines Shows High Dividends Across Metals
Ten months to October 31 report $42,568,071 in mining dividends. Copper leads with Anaconda and Montana holdings paying millions. Calumet & Hoosier and Michigan copper firms post strong returns. Gold and silver miners like Independence and Homestake also contribute sizable payouts, while overall industry notes a record sum across metal mining dividends.
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Engineering and Mining Journal
Anaconda Copper Company
é&*Montana Company
Parrot Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Michigan
Calumet & Hoeda
Quincy
Tamarack
California
Mountain Copper Company
Arizona
United Verde
Clark
Arizona Copper Company
Stratton's
Independence, Limited
Colorado
Portland
South Dakota
Homestake Ce 1Osing Company
Idaho
Empire State-Idaho Mining Company
Standard Company
Buffalo Hump
Bunker Hill Sullivan Company
Missouri
Kansas
St. Joseph
Large ocean steamers grow bigger to cut fuel costs
A court record discusses vessel size and fuel efficiency. It notes coal consumption per ton cargo drops as ships increase beyond a few thousand tons, with a 4000 ton vessel using more than twice the coal per ton than a 9090 ton ship. The dialogue touches on a Christmas hint theory between witnesses.
Wines and Liquors The Very Best and Cheapest
Tickerson P. C. Box 128 offers The Very Best and Cheapest wines and liquors with free home delivery in Belmar New Jersey. Orders delivered free of charge.
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Tickerson P. C
Belmar, N. J
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Asbury Park Journal
Long Branch
Jovenan Butt
Atkins Soeavec
Weat Park
Journa
Datcy Journal
Charles Snyder
Chadwick
Philadelphia
Torma
FE Allatrom
Broadway
Mulholland Brothers
Grand Avenue
T. P. McKenna
Atto Hyde Elitions’ Bank Building
Long ‘Branch
Wes Lieth Ste Eal
Albert Hemstrect
Penman
Ana Commercial Sae Beigno
Tennsry Park
Sowall
Avenuss
Bryan and Burt
As Ave
Asbury Park
Praley
Lake Avenue
D. Gza Geo
F. W . Wilbue
W. Cor
Grand and
Asbury Aves
Burton
D.D
Buston Brothers
G. Burton
Dentists
Cookman Avenus
Bai Bailadouios
P. Ponay
Mattison & Winckler Balding
den Thompson
Main Street
Ocean Grove
N.J
LAW of Fices
Qladde v
Corain Travesets General Legal Business
Fiasterged Goltsboriathane Appleby Building
Park
Arles
Frank Durand
F. Rawedns
Ea Weis & Durand
Atlaw Asbury Park
Qcean Grove Bank
Sit
Mattizon Av
Asbury Parr
H. Bresnahan
Daily Messenger
Newlin
Opdyke’s
Mattison Avenue
Asbury Ark
Ocean’ Grove
Bradley Beach
Belmar
Spring Lake
Peter Sanderillo
Winnegy
Newark Business College
Broad Street
Newark
MR. Frye
Costa
Renator Prye
Messia
Francis Forbes
Peter
Grosscup
Arthur P. Greeley
Royalists
Liliuokelani
Germany
Job Castlett
Edwardsville
Burgess
United States Congress
Deal Caunag Club
Ecial Club
A. L. Seighortner
Mr. Linger
Mount Vernon
Belle of Nelson
Monogram
Neptung7Engine
Steinbach
Garainbee
Cookman Avenue
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