Message at a Glance: U S Policy Aims by Topic
Summary of policy lines urging Congress to act on Philippines independence Cuba free until, naval strength and gold standard, treasure power, navy funding, Nicaragua Canal, Pacific Cable, Samoa, Hawaii, Porto Rico, Alaska boundary, Transvaal neutrality, and entangling alliances avoidance. Notable items include protection of gold reserve and early action on canal and cable projects.
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Philippines
Congress
Cuba
la Marine
Treney
Navy
Nicaragua
Pacific
Samoa
Germany
Britain
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Transvaal
President McKinney Proposes Hawaii and Alaska Reforms
President McKinney urges quick action on Hawaii annexation issues and a temporary government for Alaska and Porto Rico. He backs a gold standard, calls for a cable to Manila possibility, and outlines territorial governance steps for new territories. He also notes health measures and quarantine efforts in Honolulu amid plague concerns.
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Porto Rico
Hawaii Bill Sparks Senate Finance Action in Washington
Washington Dec 6 Senate session opened with the annual reports from the Treasury Attorney General and other officials presented. Senator Aldrich introduced the first finance measure to affirm value standards refund public debt and related aims. Senator Cullom then offered a Hawaii government form bill. Hartwell informs President Dole that Hitt’s House bill for Hawaii’s erection was sent. Dole learns of the Senate desk appearance.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Committee On Finance
Cullom
Illinois
Hawaii
Gen. Hartwell
Dole
Territory of
House
Hitt
Bulletin
Real Estate Market Steady Demand Boosts Town Sales
MQ REALTY MARKET reports steady real estate conditions with strong demand for desirable residences at reasonable rates. The opening of suburban tracts spurs sales, contractors run full, and building permits are issued for additions, two story mills, a school, and stables in areas including Manuka, Kuwafalino Street, Waikiki, and Fort.
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Hovses
Kakaako
Kewalo
L. Akwal
Achi Lane
Manuka
Beretanta
Arthur Harrison
Kuwafalino
Bailey
Waikiki
Oahube
T. N. Hayden
Long Branch
T N. Hayden
Absorb Greet Railway in Honolulu by Ohio syndicate
A syndicate led by Tom L and Albert Johnson plans to build a Honolulu Oahu street railway with electric lines within the city and suburban extensions to nearby points of interest including a route to the volcano for tourists. Ferryboats will be operated between islands, giving the company a projected monopoly of street car lines in Honolulu.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tom L
Albert Johnson
Honolulu
Oahu
Horholuli
General Joubert Sick In Transvaal For Medical Treatment
Pretoria dispatches state General Joubert is indisposed and has arrived at Volwrust for medical care after a council of war on December 2 discussing Ladysmith. The camp head and state attorney arrived to advise, with reports of quiet at Ladysmith and Kimberley and Brit prisoners housed near Pretoria.
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Pretoria
Lourenko Marques
Joubert
Volwrust
Trans- Vaal
Iaager
Schalkberger
Supreme Command
Ladysmith
Kimberley
Waterfall
Deville le Blon
Transvaal
Auoa
Bogllah
Archbishop Chapelle Ships to Manila as papal envoy
Archbishop Chapelle of New Orleans and Apostolic Delegate to Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines travels aboard the Sherman bound for Manila. He is escorted by Chaplain W D McKinnon. An officer notes his dismay at the ship’s delay and his duty to reorganize church affairs under the changing church state relations after the war.
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Mer. Chapelle
New Orleans
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippine Tanads
Sherman
Manila
Wan
W. D. McKinnon
First California Volunteera
Mgr. Chapelle
Bonolilo
Vantiipnta
Islands
The Big Church Annual Meeting and Elections
The Central Union church held annual meetings with elections naming A Judd and P C Jones as deacons. Deaconesses include Mrs A Brown and Miss Helen Judd. Standing Committee members were F J Low, W F Frear, Rev A Bishop, A B Wood. Clerk W W Hall, Treasurer W O Atwater. Trustees B F Dillingham, J B Atherton, Jan A Hopper. Sunday school staff announced and gallery expansion planned to add pews as expenses rise by 3000 dollars annually.
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Central Union Church
Wention
A. To Judd
P. C. Jones
A. Brown
Helen
Judd
F. J. Low
W. F. Frear
A. Bishop
A. B. Wood
W. W. Hall
W. O. Atwater
B. F. Dillingham
J. B. Atherton
Jan. A. Hopper
Babbath
C. Brown
BR. Yarrow
Ernest Clark
Wr. J. Forbes
Georil Puller
Edwin ©. Hall
H. W. Anderson
Bila B. Snow
A. J. Derby
Charlotte Halk
Nettleton
Troops Move Detachment Sails For Manila
The detachment aboard the Sherman departed for Manila at 11 o clock at night, after muster and loading by the 16th Artillery and 11th Battalion under Major Kir. Commissary stores were taken on board by Colonel Ruhlin as the Inter-Island Navigation Co. and Wilder Steamship Co. arrangements were noted.
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Gherman
Sherman
Honobi
16Th Artillery
N6th
Bud Rae
Kir
Ruhiln
Marnila
WEDDING STATIONERY Engraved Garde Embossing
H. F. Wichman offers engraved wedding stationery with garde embossing options. Limited details provided on design, paper stock, and pricing.
Pacific Cable Bill Proposed to Coast Pacific Route
Representative Curtiss of Michigan introduces a government built Pacific cable to span the Philippines, Japan, and China with a cost limit of £8,000,000 and $700,000 immediately available. Route and control placed under a Pacific commission including the Postmaster General and the Chief Signal Officer of the Army.
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Washington
Dec
Curtiss
Michigan
Philippines
Japan
China
Pax Cificiate
Army
Young in Aguinaldo estate reports missing cavalry leader
Lieutenant Colonel Parker reports from Wigan that Young, about twenty miles south of Vigan, has not been heard from for a week. An 800 strong insurgent force attacked his 38th Infantry elements and support, with fighting lasting four hours. forty dead, thirty-two prisoners, eighty-four rifles recovered, eight enlisted men killed, three wounded. One hundred sixty men are en route for relief, Parker lauds the sick American soldiers for their bravery.
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Esate
Decarnae Witi
Vigan
Wigan
Navy
Parker
Aith
Wigan Strut
Young
Ing
Ban Fabian
Right of Dower Case Before the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that a former wife who was divorced from the defendant forfeits dower rights in property. The case involved John Buckley and J J Sullivan versus M D Monsarcart and centered on whether a former wife retains any claim to dower after divorce. The court answered affirmatively that she does not retain such rights.
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John Buckley
J. J. Sullivan
M.D. Monsarcart
Supreme Court
Tomy
Auleat
Roma
The Orpheum to Reopen After Temporary Closure
Orpheum management will close the house temporarily during the current crisis. Unless circumstances worsen the theater plans to reopen Saturday evening with box office service starting the morning of that day.
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Orpheum
Independent Moving Postponed to New Cottage Site
The Independent newspaper is being moved this afternoon from Koni li King streets to a cottage in the Gullick oailees on King street near the corner of.
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The
Independent
Koni li King Streets
Gullick Oailees
King Street
Plague Laboratory Work Reported At Oceanic Dock
The Carlisle City is at the Oceanic dock with six Belgian hares kept as pets. Plague cultures in the Hoard of Health lab are growing under watch by Dr. Camp and Jor Mi Hoffman. Dr. Imp inoculated a neck and rabbit with poison. A rat showed illness from plague while a guinea pig and rabbit No 1 remained symptom free.
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Carlisle
Oceanic Dock
Hoard of Health Laboratory
Camp
Jor Mi Hoffman
Imp
Dr. Poney
Reall Tee
Born Thompson—son born to Mrs Thompaun
On December 10, a son was born to the wife of Alex D Thompaun.
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Thompson
Alex. D. Thompaun
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