Seamen's Redress Says Wages Owed After Shortage Voyage
The court awarded two seamen aboard the schooner Frank W. Howe $240 each plus costs for 12 days of excess voyage time due to food shortages. The masters and owners faced no additional damages. the verdict covers extra wages and saline provisions while noting hospital convalescence.
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Estee
Prank W. Howe
Baten
David Hall
Edward Woode
Agilent
Frank W. Howe
J. A Lannon
New York
Mauritiay
Mauritius
Honolulu
Robert W. Hreckans
Dunne
Mbeltanite
Kinney
Uatlow
McClanahan
New York On Duly (1071 Tye 8 Voyage To Mydeith In the Bidlyy Ocean
United States
M@GrIBIE Afton
Unclear OCR Summary of Maritime Voyage Conditions
The fragment describes phony front conditions aboard a ship near Manletti or Manriti with scarce freshwater, tainted meat and beef, and worries over proper washing and cooking. It mentions Captain Atkinewa and issues about time not served on a voyage from Manritine to Monotite with sugar concerns implied.
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Manelti
Hanelili
Atkinewa
The Charleston Visit and Harbor Tour by the President
A detailed account of the president's Charleston visit featuring arrival at the naval station guard details, a harbor tour aboard the Algonquin and related ships, and a procession to the St John Hotel. The narrative notes concerts of guns, salutes, and a public banquet at the Charleston Hotel with planned receptions and a parade through Exposition grounds.
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Remon
Charleston
Paval
Prewature
Hamton
Claeinaad
Topeka
Lancaster
Revete
Cooper River
Ely
Ile Torte Fort Sumter
St John
Wind Kinon
Temorres
Tha'eluck
Forklie
Cuban Tariff Debate Opens as House Debates Revenue Bill
The House opened a heated session on a revenue related tariff bill aimed at Cuba and Alaska, with intense exchanges over whether amendments on general tariff reductions were in order. Speaker rulings limited debate while members pressed for a full committee consideration amid calls for prompt action.
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Newlands
Nevada
Robertwan
Payne
Our Own Land Laws Hints at Hawaii water rights
An April opinion by the Assistant Attorney General for the Interior Department, approved by the Secretary, asserts that the general land laws of the United States extend to Hawaii. It argues that rights of way and public land conveyance authority for canaals and reservoirs are within territorial powers and may be used to store and convey water.
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Washington
Interior Department
United States
Hawai
Congress
Iltehes
Arid Lane
Shipping cable plan links San Francisco to Honolulu
San Francisco officials discuss laying a transpacific cable between the western coast and Honolulu. President Gray Ward of the Commercial Telegraph Company favors Manila route potential, while the Navy Department recommends to an alternate path near the continent. Ward believes the cable will reach Hawaii this year and extend to Manila, with construction aimed for this year.
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San Franciero
Fieni
Gray Ward
1 Postal Telegraph Company
Uger
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
Macie
America
Honolulu
Ward
Pranchico
Honoluls
Manila
Hawaii
Prince of Wales May Visit States and Washington
Fragmented text indicates a report on an invitation extended to the Prince of Wales by U S officials. It mentions the opening of a Chamber of Commerce housing project in New York and a cordial welcome from government officials. Diplomats discuss potential attendance and implications of the invitation.
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Prince of Wales
Washington
Tribe of Wales
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Hellieh
Sonhl
Treasury Secretary Show letter to New York port inspectors
Secretary Show sent a circular letter after a petition to aid a group of women. The request sought specific statements and facts supporting the petition's conclusions. About 700 names appeared. 185 replies were received, with many lacking consent or details.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Arees
Attorney General Knox notes Hawaii as Pacific coast port
Treasury file cites 1902 opinion defining Honolulu as a United States port under drawn back coal and fuel on ships. Knox argues Hawaii is on the Pacific coast for trade rules, with references to New York Honolulu routes and the Hawaii act.
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Pacific Coast
Knox
Treasury
New York
Honolulu
United Start
United States
Treasury Department
Spadloing
Asalatunt
Manton
Homebuy HI
JC. Knox
Justine Brown
Hansem
Porta Rive Aroanimbiy Conpans
Pan
Court of the United Tates
Hawaii
Pacific
Alas
Marty Rico
Alma Wenticut
Tanganer
S H P Burned At Sea Hawaiian Schooner Rescues Crew
A San Francisco to Honolulu voyage reports the brig Galles received signal that the schooner HOC Wright with a burned ship, a heavily damaged crew, and a perilous hold fire led the Gallies to render aid as the Frankistan burned and sank. The Wright, from Hana, reached port with survivors aboard, while the Frankistan lay failing, exploding in its hold and venting fire before the rescue.
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Galles
Heninsen
San Francino
Honolulu
Hoc. Wright
Hom
H.C. Wright
Hana
Ran Pranetico
Tuve
Jett News
Ran Frangelico
Vrew Audine
Sovhick
Quilek
Frankintan
Helen Ware
Cratt
Ehip
Latutude
Frankiatan
Mbna
Ahwolt
Martaunt & Fn Af
San Faimpton
Anil Eaktern Ship Ping Company
Conference Talks In Washington With President and Officials
A report notes that Wahabington officials, including President Monnevelt, are preparing for discussions with New York contacts. The conference focuses on upcoming policy directions as arrangements are finalized before any formal meeting next week.
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Fuller Giller F Lattle
Hilo
Hawaii
New York
Perwident Monnevelt
Washington
Interasland 60 HES OD Moving Board Upset at Queen Street Office
The Interasland Company board meet to elect officers for one year and review by law changes. All officers were re-elected except auditor A W Bottomley. By-laws revision postponed six months as directors discuss internal tensions and potential leadership shakeups.
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Hteam Navigation Company
John Kna
A.W. Bottomtey
Minetore
John Kom
G. Wilcox
A. Treing
al Caake
O'Hagen and Valet Depart for San Francisco
Pampered passengers aboard the Barto note O'Hagen and his valet Luke Hunting, arriving from the Orient via Honolulu. O'Hagen plans to join the Dorie, while Hunting seeks news of a relative connected to Leeland and the king’s court. The account references links to the Lord Chancellor of Leeland and memoranda about royal matters.
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Barto
San Francisco
Mr O'Hagen
Tale
O'Magen
Lammilon
Leeland
Theo Hherent
Edward
SONS OF 8 Grorar All their regular meeting
Captain Cook Lake No Owler Sone of Bt Georgy set to give a travel and stand on Monday evening April 28. Committees listed: Manager Bro CA Murkin, Reception ren Wright, Geo S Mur. Decoration FT HL Seymour Geo furry BM Jordan. Tickets from listed members. The home of Mareond and telegraph man coined a new word ourconigrams for telegrams.
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Captain Cook Lake
Owler
Georgy
Bro
Murkineal
Wright
Geo
Murriv
GO. Seymour
WC. Hoe
Seymour
Furry
Jordan
Injunctions and Allegations Cloud Carter Divorce Case
Mixed court filing details a decree in the Carter case involving dissolution of hind and low, heavy debt actions by a Chinese firm, and alleged misconduct by M C Silva. The text names J O Carter, Mary Carter, Cordelia Carter, and minor Grace Carter, with accusations of fabrications and threats, and notes a trustee’s duties and property interests amid ongoing litigation.
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Carter
Hind & Low
Wilder
Plataui
J. O. Carter
Tran Lee
We. Bybie
A. Carter
Mearge It
Frances Crohore
Manes C. Ceit
Tod Cordelia J. Carter
Mary UR
Mary H
A Migor
Grace
Varion & Minor
Myth A Carter
Sybil A. Carter
Alee Allowante
Bilva
Robinson
Windy Caroling Siva
Marlo Jonesy
Cone
Mutimons
Alia Hin
Kinne
Robert Hindacainet Khon
Businese Ducation
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Next Express
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American Messenger Service
Galilee
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Mareond
M. ¢. Silva
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AL Lewat
J. W. Hail
Hergstrom Muito Co
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