Trade privileges for Switzerland spark demand from nations
A dispatch from Washington reports that granting Switzerland reciprocal commercial privileges has prompted demands from several European and South American countries to receive similar benefits. The Swiss treaty may be denounced if other nations cannot provide reciprocal concessions, with implications for ongoing reciprocity agreements before 1900. Edward Shaefer of Battery A, 6th Field Artillery, is noted as having served as a printer in an earlier job. Denver publishes Senate and House views on silver and party alignments, predicting silver will dominate the 1900 campaign, with Teller opposing a McKinley alliance and Shafroth pushing for Bryan Towne, while a shark sighting is noted near the harbor.
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United States
Switzerland
France
Germany
State Department
Edward Shaefer
Biter
6Th Artillery
Ren
Oeton
D. C
Job Rinter
Bio
Denver
U. 5
Henry M. Teller
John F. Shafroth
Atatemente
Cstorado
Union
Toller
Teller
Republican Party
Teller Fretopens
NATO
Shafroth
Bry and
Towne
Large Estate Bond Granted in Wodehouse Trusteeship Case
Judge Perry appointed John Eno as trustee for Mary S. Aeliton and children, with a $4000 bond and a $4446.08 receipt to E. Wodehouse. Filing details include multiple guardianships, partitions, and estate accounts including the Richardson minors case. Ewa Plantation proposes a major capital increase from 2 million to 5 million, to be issued as a stock dividend with a reserve fund and bylaw amendments.
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Perry
H. Wodehouse
John Eno
Mary
Aeliton
Ena
Wodehouse
Robertson & Wilder
Akoi
Wong Leong
Hoe
Kan Wing Chew
Waialua
Murabal Brown Anduty
Marshal Chillingworth
Makes Sugar Company
Tack Chew
Kinney, Balloa & McClanahan
Antoneus
Castle
Magoon & Sill
W. Ri. Castle
Richardson
Ruth
George
Guardiana
August Abrena
W. Macfarlane
H. A. Widemann
Henry Smith
F. M. Hatch
Ewa Plantation Company
Chamber of Commerce
Li Ia
Ewa
Return to Api Aboard Moana After War Ashore
Eli O Smith former Pearl City Fruit Co manager and Mrs Smith sailed back from Australia aboard the Moana. They reported a British man-of-war shelling the woods behind Apia with American authori ties pass allowing shore entry. They saw a once pretty tropical town now battered with burned homes and bullet riddled frames. Tivoli hotel lay wrecked from heavy gunfire.
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Eli. O. Smith
Pearl City Fruit Co
Mra. Smith
Australia
Moana
Apia
API
Tivoli
Quakers Farewell Show Promises Major Double Bill
The Quakers announce a farewell night featuring a big double bill and four new acts led by Van Goffe the contortionist. It promises entertainment and a memorable sendoff as they bid the audience goodbye.
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van Goffe
Steamship Line Expansion Moves to San Francisco
The New Zealand Herald notes likely discontinuance of Vancouver mall service and reports proposed addition of three fast steamers to the San Francisco fleet with a regular fortnightly schedule. Auckland Chamber of Commerce opposes Premier’s plan for alternating Auckland and Wellington service. Oceanic and Union Steamship lines prepare new steamers, boosting Honolulu traffic and North America Australasia routes, with three ships monthly each way anddockage becoming essential.
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Vancouver Mall
New Zealand Herald
San Francisco Mall
Auckland
Honolulu
San Francisco
North America
Australasia
Travelers booked for San Francisco from City of Peking tonight
A group including B D Hicks and wife F O Hicks Col EL M Lagelle and other passengers depart for San Francisco aboard the City of Peking tonight after facing room shortages at the Monon. The list includes Mr Marques Mrs Tewkebory Mrs E Philips HO Fenn PM Lydig and several others with families and companions.
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San Francisco
Peking
Monon
B D Hicks
F O Hicks
EL M Lagelle
Marques
Sheffield
Dinsmore
Misa D Lauer
Mise F Lauer
Animal issues noted on Larue beach road repair needs
A reader letter in the Bulletin from the 27th mentions plans to plant co opannty along the new beach road. It urges actions to reveal slay animals from roam and notes fog and stray sheep, pee, and borsoa on the road. The road near Mr John Kga's place also needs repair.
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New Beach
John Kga
Filipinos in Town on Way to New York Dime Museum Show
A dozen Filipinos aboard the City of Peking travel from Pek ing to New York to join a soon to open show. The group includes six men, three women and two children. They roam the city freely, share a steerage room, play cards, sing, and plan to form a Filipino village exhibit in New York. W. K. Simonson, formerly freight clerk, is promoted to purser of the Kaoni.
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Uncle Sam
Philippines
United States
Peking
New York
America
Hawaii
Anya
Hongkong
Aerio
Fobeton
Manila
New York City
Optimist predicts Honolulu real estate and Oahu mill boom
A Fort street business leader voices optimism on Honolulu prospects. He notes stock dividends, Oahu's mill capacity to grind 300 tons daily, and plans to expand by raising capital to 3 million dollars. Sugar prices rise and a 10 000 ton crop is anticipated, with expansion on the plantation to acquire more land.
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Fort Street
Barletin
Honolulu
Ookala
Oahu
Hackfeld
Newport Transport Delayed Between Manila and San Francisco
The Newport transport is over two days behind the Warren with Abe starting two hours ahead. Reports say the Newport ran well at fast speeds, but observers fear a breakdown. The Moana departed for San Francisco after 10 p.m. with over seventy passengers from this port as the Sixth Artillery band performed on the wharf before the hotel concert.
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Newport
Warren
Abe
Manila
San Francisco
Sam Francisco
Sixth Artillery
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J. Lightfoot
Marion
Waterhouse S
Waterhouse
Twok Chow
Detsons
The
Quakers
Steamship Line
Animale
Larue
Dime Museum
W. K. Simoraon
Ormerly
Maans Lon
Kaoni
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