Cable Ship Off This Port Early In Coming Week
Pacific Commercial Cable Company official says no word of trouble, expects Silvertown to reach Honolulu early in the week. Dispatches report a two day coast delay due to rough seas and weather. Leader notes the vessel left San Francisco at midnight and is steadily transmitting ocean-ward signals while awaiting favorable conditions.
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Mr. Gains
Pacific Commercial Cable Company
Young
Olivertown
Silvertown
Honolulu
San Francisco
Cal
San Prarcisco
Honotwly
Ehief
Electricg
Proaidext Mackay
Cable Company
A. G. McAdle
United States Weather Bureau
H. Mackay
San Francis
O. K
Geoun Bewch
Stop Child Labor in Bevanton as Commission Probes Night Work
The Coal Strike Commission in Bevanton Pa hears testimony about young girls working overnight and urges urgent action. Chairman Gray notes public concern and calls for a Pennsylvania law banning night employment of children. Evidence on wages of some fathers is introduced.
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Bevanton
Coal Fstrike Commission
Gray
Commonwealth
Pennsylvanus
Government notes German stance on Venezuela blockade
Secretary Hay reports exceptions to the Venezuelan blockade favor Germany. Foreign Office says it is within precedent and will be defined in a separate notice. Also mentions holiday confections and Elite Ice Cream Parlors offerings at Hart & Co. Lia. 170 Hotel Street.
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Devlin
Hay A
Foreign Office
Germany
Hart & Co. Lia
Hotel St
Registry case prompt and sharp rebuke by judge
In a United States District Court session, W C Peacock’s answer was sharply thrashed as the court rejects the idea of oath challenges and doubts about foreign ownership in the schooner Julia Whe Jen. Judge Ketoe stresses enforcing laws that protect American shipping.
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Jala B. Whalen
United Stat ‘District
Mistriet Altormey Hreckons
WC. Penonek
Answor
Sadie Kateo
Clti
Ketoe
United States
Will appoint negro doctor and other notes from police court
In Washington reports indicate the President will appoint Dr Wood. Kram, a colored applicant, as collector. In police court James Burke, a bartender, was fined 250 for selling alcohol to a minor apprentice from the Solace. Burke pleaded guilty. Attorney Andrews urged leniency but the judge held no discretion and imposed the fine. Other cases included Ab Pol fined for sanitary violations after a jury trial was withdrawn. Tom Ryan, a sailor on the Solace, treated Beaver restaurant patrons to tufted turkey and cranberries at lunch.
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James Burke
Royal
Naetor
Solace
Lorrin Andrews
Catlor
Wilcox
Andrew
Sherif Brown
Burke
Mr. Andrews
Irwin 60 Expect Serra Tonight From Ocewnte line
Irwin 60 crew and associates report from San Francisco by steamer Nebraskan that storms may delay arrival tonight. A list from Tevin Co. of passon levee and accommodations includes many named individuals and families, with expected Sierra arrival details for the present voyage.
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W. O. Irvin & Co
San Francisco
AL & Pieher
Willard
Valet
MX. Davie
BT Kinney J. Davia
J. A. Jacobs
F. Sehotl
Mel Bonell
GN. Batchelder
Mise J. Con Pri
Mise Vanderhorst
D McEwen
T. Welch
J. M. Coilaon
Moen, Peieer
Judee Ci
Reciprocity Treaty Draft Reaches Washington for Hay
The document discusses a draft reciprocity treaty between the United States and Coda. It arrives in Washington and is sent to Secretary Hay. The treaty proposes a 20 percent tariff cut on Cuban products entering the United States and substantial reductions on American exports to Coda.
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Veter Aquinre
United States
Coda
Washington
Hay
Havai
Anti Japanese Law Is Turned Down
Victoria December news notes report the British Columbia government’s decision to disallow a proposed Japanese immigration regulation similar to Natal. The coast steamer Lehon arrived from Molokai with cattle and cargo, and will sail to Maui, Molokai, and Lanai later today. Christmas Day events at Kamalo are planned, including a Molokai–Honolulu baseball game and a stopover for Wilder Steamship Co. President Wight and his wife are among expected passengers.
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Victoria
B.C
British Columbia
Molokai
Bhe
Abe
Molokai Ranch
Maul
Lanai
Kamalo
Honolulu
Lehne
Wight
Wilder Steamship Co
Poo
Christmas Eve at Grandpa's Church Cantatas Attract Crowd
Christmas Eve program at Grandpas Church features Christmas cantatas. All children and Bible school members urged to attend with a special treat for the youngsters. Convenient for other parishioners to enjoy the Christmas entertainment.
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Christian Church
Children of Thy I School
Chief Clerk Bond Filed for Public Works Chief Clerk Bond Filed
Clarence M. White chief clerk of the Public Works Department posted a bond of 10000 dollars today with LH. Dee JR Hughes and Henry Davie as sureties. A local note references Day's grocery and Kona coco as an unrelated item in the same column.
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Clarence M. White
Public Works Department
LH. Dee, JR
Hughes
Henry Davie
Christmas Day Dockside Exercises At Wahow Mate
Permission granted to Wahow Mate to construct a dolphin at the entrance of Ite dock. Marston Campbell reports to H. & Cooper that Captain Lorenzen and A. F Puller support the project as a defense for the boat house and float stages. The dolphin will use seven piles and rise 12 feet above mean tide with a counter to align with the harbor line and the Bahop wharf projection.
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Bahop Wharf
Christmas Week Public Spirit In City Stores
Citizens plan a bustling Yuletide as stores report record holiday spending and cheerful mood. Churches schedule morning mass and services with Christmas trees and concerts in Thomas Square, Punchbowl district, and neighborhood chapels.
Cornwell and Colvin Wed in Private Island Ceremony
Col. Win. H. Cornwell of Mant and Mrs. Josephine Colvin of thin city wed at the home of Mr and Mrs A A Braymur on the Plaine this forenoon. They will take the afternoon train at Haleiwa Hotel at Walatua for their honeymoon. The ceremony was private with only family and a few close friends present.
Italy joins the allies in Veneauein operations
Washington reports the Malian Ambumandor informed Secretary Hay that Italy has joined the allies in the Veneauein operations with a pledge to abstain from territorial seizures. Premier Balfour chaired a Foreign Office cabinet meeting at noon as Venezuela and Parliament topics dominated. A telegram notes Mauna Loa and Kinau arrivals and Bishop Gulstant’s improving condition.
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Washington
Ambumandor
State Department
Hay
Italy
Germany
London
Balfour J
Foreign Office
Chais
Secretary Hay on Peace Blockades and Intervention
Washington reports emphasize Secretary Hay's stance on peaceful blockades and the Monroe Doctrine. Possible steps toward mediation with Germany and Venezuela are discussed. The State Department signals readiness to act in defense of American principles while seeking a pacific solution.
Marconi Expects to Startle the World
New York dispatch reports from Halifax indicate that Marconi will unveil a new invention soon that is expected to astonish the world. He will refrain from details until after completing current wireless telegraphy experiments, according to a somber official statement.
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Marconi
New York
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Marcon
California's Plague is Chicken Cholera in San Francisco
The Call reports Dr. AL TL Glennon, official U S Government rep to Brig General Wyman at the Marine Hospital Service, states there has never been bubonic plague in California. His forthcoming report will declare that after a thorough survey the feared plague is a harmless diagnosis termed chicken cholera.
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San Francisco
AL TL Glennon
United States
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Wankingtor
Callifornia
Glennon
Organised invalidist party aims for Venezuela
A report from Montana states a Bols? tertailing party plans to travel to Venezuela in a few days. It mentions an armed company of crack shots and mountaineers. The article also notes a meeting by backers seeking to change a charter to broaden a company's operations and increase its power.
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Mont
Venezuela
Steen
Gace Bey
Hat
Wogitah Company
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