President Roosevelt urges trust regulation and Cuba ties
The President’s message to Congress highlights trust regulation as a vital issue, arguing Congress has broad power to regulate interstate commerce and should enact wise laws. He warns against tariff changes as a remedy, urges stability in policy, and supports Cuban reciprocity, naval buildup, Alaska legislation, and further public-labor measures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cons Brees
Congress
Lam
Senate
Cuba
May Goth Inne
United States
Panama Canal
Alaska
Retained Chief Clerk H Efficent Amid Appointments
Republicans weigh staffing shifts as M White kept on in Public Works amid general belief no major changes will occur. Executive committee confirms White’s strong performance and Senate praise, while nonvacancies delay new recommendations. Local charity drive linked to Molokal leper settlement proceeds planned for Christmas day.
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M. White
Republicwn
Executive Committee
Republickn Party
White
Department of Public Works
The
Senate
Department of Public Works Hepublicne
Ue Utive
Molokal
Fep
Hepublicans
Tug Showld
Honolulu
L. G. Atkinson
Benator HP
Baldwin
John M. Thurston
Republican Party
Orpheum
Road Inspection Tour by Public Works Officials
Road inspection conducted by H and Cooper Superintendent of Public Works with Dwight Rand Honolulu supervisor for progress review. They planned to visit Waikiki improvements then travel toward Waialua Beach with WP Young and Hinde, an American citizen by birth."}
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H. & Cooper
CB. Dwight
Rand
Honolulu
Waikiki Road
Monsra
Cooper and Wight
Walline
Niu
Waialan Heach
WP. Young
Nova Scotia
Jule Baten
Official Forecast of the Senate Program
Washington letters discuss a Senate steering panel plan with Perkins and King proposing a 20 percent Cuban reciprocity reduction or treaty revalidation. Opponents argue the administration pressure may force a compromise before December amid tariff and union pressures.
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Washington
Senate
Perkins
Anit
Thie Earlient
Mix
Slkine
Patel
Territorial Jurdgment Against Wright in 1902 Case
Judgment rendered in the Territory of Hawaii civil suit against William H. Wright and Territory treasurer for 19,909.01 plus legal interest from August 21, 1902. Personal service disputed. service by leaving summons at last known address lacked publication. jury sworn and verdict directed for Territory. Amount awarded with interest from August 31.
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Roblnron
Territory of Hawaii
William H. Wright
Territory of
Hawaii
United States Courte
Wright
Hiv
Mali
J. W. Cathgart
West Wall
Jol C. Claney
John Ouderkirk
John 8. Walker
Fr. Dutra
Jon K. Zablan
Gus Cordes
A. G. Nicholas
H. ¥. Treveoen
W. C. Wilder
PF. Bohermerhorn
A. Becker
W. T. Paty
Mr. Cathcart
Summona
H. E Cooper
Wm. H. Wright
Tee Ceenalone
Att Bal
Withee
Lehichte
Cathcart
W. ©. Wilder
Intermat
Command Changes At Navy. Dewey Sull 10 Assumes Command
Washington Dec 1 Admiral Dewey’s command status appears unsettled as Tom Reed III Dewey Sullivan 10 steps into interim leadership. Reports say Dewey suffers appendicitis and will likely resume active duty, while Mayflower sails to Philippine waters with a navy staff aboard for maneuvers in the Caribbean.
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Washington
Bec
Thomas B. Heed
House of Represtoratives
Reed Iv
Dew
United States
Philippine
Washington Navy
Win
25 000 For Health Work In Hawaii Budget Grant
The Secretary of the Treasury assigns Congress a 25 000 grant for health maintenance efforts in Hawaii. Officials note the funds aim to support public health programs and related services across the islands during the period.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Hawaii
De Holtway's Confirmation to Congress for Hawaii Judge
J T De Holtway's name went to Congress on December for confirmation as Circuit Judge in Hawaii.
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J.T. de Holtway
Congress
Hawaii
Philippine Coinage Reform Bill Introduced in Workington
Dec 3 Reaster Lodge member introduced a bill to reinstate currency for the Philippines and establish new denominations. The measure aims to standardize coinage and monetary practice for Philippine administration.
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Workington
Reaster Lodge
Philippines
Wom Huy & Bold Danie
Oklahoma Statehood Bid Moves Forward for Oklahoma Territory
The Committee on Territories agrees to report a bill admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a single state. New Mexico and Arizona are excluded from the plan.
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Washington
Committee On Territories
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Thayer and Bigelow vs Kona Sugar Co. receivers case
In Kailua Circuit Court Wade Warren Thayer and Harry A. Bigelow sue The Kona Sugar Co. Ltd and F Ja Dorteh receiver over a Vasconcellon claim for goods and labor linked to railroad construction on the plantation. Plaintiffs seek $4674.75 with interest, plus enforcement of a lien on the railroad assets and cost of action, with summons for April term.
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Kailua
Wade Warren Thayer
Harry A. Bigelow
The
Kona Sugar Co., Ltd
F. Ja Dorteh
Koni Sumur Co., Ltd
Louis Vanesoncelies
Kalli
Nevadan Aground Off Reef Near Channel Entrance
A Nevadan of the American Hawaiian line ran aground near the channel entrance with about forty feet of length on the reef. Captain Weeden and a survey board examined the ship after aiding by The Fearless and divers from Young brothers, with repairs and safety measures discussed.
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Murvey
C. Percy Morse
Weeden
Jong
Katulus
Campbell
Cameron
Foster
Davies & Co
Ilayde
Vensel Young
Howe
Horton
Not Arrived Silverton Cable Whip Delays Northbound Run
Fragmentary notes list travelers and destinations from San Francisco to Hong Kong Nagasaki Shangial and Lima with many names. The text references a cable whip Silverton not reaching Ban Prandieco and mentions discussions and arguments from a Glasgow Evening Times fragment.
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Silverton
Prandieco
Fire dividends claimed by Warrante to Fire Commission
In a dated notice the Fire Commission reports a 19 percent dividend in a complex payout. The 57,192.71 total includes attorney fees and fee disbursements. the document references Goodterm Cloart and Whitman & Gn among others, with implications for audit and distribution today.
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