Potters Views on Philippines Policy From Melcop Potter Statement
Melcop Henry C. Potter of New York issues a signed statement on the Philippine Islands noting grave and interesting problems of profit and justice. He argues for honest U S governance and restitution of lands, praising American troops while urging peaceful administration and protection of Filipino rights.
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Manila
Melcop
Henry C. Potter
New York
The
Call and the Herald
Philippine Islands
Philippines
United States
Do you consider it selfish for a man to take a auction trip by himself
Not at all Bimpson thinks about what his wife will get as the discussion unfolds in a fragmented dialogue about ownership and sharing in a humorous or satirical context.
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Bimpson
Salty menu for Toraday supper in old tavern style
A fragmented menu from a tavern listing numerous oyster dishes and seafood items. It mentions open two dozen oysters, live oysters, boiling with other ingredients, wine, sauces, and a mix of added flavors. The text is garbled but centers on oyster preparations and dining details.
Vigorous Methods in Fighting the Plague
A historical piece lauds courage and public health efforts in India as Lord Curzon and others inoculate against plague. It notes officials and citizens embracing serum to cut death rates, contrasts attitudes among white expatriates and locals, and echoes nationalistic resolve with a portion urging Britons to back their own.
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London
Lord Curzon
India
Joel
Boo
Lord Carson
Bombay
Poonah
Simin
Simla
Portugal
Public Health Regulation Orders Access and Disclosure in Hawaii
Authority notice from the Hawaii Board of Health dated December 20, 1899 requires free access to all dwellings and structures for inspection, answers to health questions, and immediate reporting of suspected illness or deaths from bubonic plague or other diseases. Henry E. Cooper signs as President.
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Hawaiian Islands
Board of Health
Henry E. Cooper
Honolulu Water Rates Due and Quarantine Enforced in Honolulu
Water rates for the term ending June 30 1900 are due January 30 at the Honolulu Water Works. Delinquent after 16 days incur a 10 percent surcharge. rates unpaid by February 15 may face suspension. A strict quarantine covers most of Honolulu with entry and exit limited by the Board of Health President or agents.
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Honolulu
Water Works
Kapualwa
City of
Mauka
Queen Street
Nuvanu Street
Kukul Street
Nuvanu Stream
Waikiki
Nuvanu
Makai
King Street
River Street
Board of Health
Henry E. Cooper
Andrew Brown
A. Young
Notice to Corporations for State Exhibit 2000
Notice to corporations under the Civil Code requires a full accurate exhibit of their state to be filed with the Interior Department by January 2000. Failure to comply will result in the Minister of the Interior or appointees summoning books and papers and examining officers under oath.
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Interior
One
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