Plague, Pension Debates and Public Life Echo Across 1900s News
The piece surveys varied topics from war era upheavals to public pensions for presidential widows, notably McKinley's widow, and debates over franking and pensions. It notes Philadelphia's sanitation critique, Chicago bank officials, and a local push for Patrick's Day festivities, while touching on governance, labor, and international concerns. The tone mirrors a bustling era of reform, political maneuvering, and public interest.
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Mey
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A Stitch in Time Urges City Sanitary Reform
The editorial laments poor sanitation in the city and the threat to commuters from plague and filth. It urges faster action, more funds for inspectors, and potential federal aid, arguing that local departments lack money and oversight to avert epidemics and protect business interests.
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Matarallip
Angnelal Felief
Hawaii
Patera
Our 8 Tips Aimed At A More Pleasant New York Trade
The text discusses trade and transportation issues at a New York board of trade meeting. It contrasts shipbuilders and ship operators and calls for equal footing in policy. It notes the need for broader effort beyond local actions and references figures like Benatar and the Governor of the Territory.
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New York
Benater
Ehipbuilders
Ahipe
Fang Po
Wurkinenan
Americas
Petrified life drawing sparks debate on Hawaii governor
A fragmentary report discusses a controversial exhibit in Hawaii that supposedly petrified the figure depicted, tying the imagery to a critical view of the governor and calls for progress against alleged special privileges. The piece mixes rhetoric about liberty, law, and public sentiment, hinting at tensions between factions and the public gaze on leadership.
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Ile Ouutiia
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Hawaii
Dunn apologizes over misattributed names in Advertiser
In a letter to the Kilitor Evening Hulletin Allan Dunn apologizes for printing names Adams and others without authority. He clarifies the misprint affected the program and prompter notes while defending the performers and thanking the editor for space to explain.
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Hulletin
Allan Dunn
Lile
Adams
Dunn
Done Tad West
Wentlemen
Dainbridge
Manufactures of Hawaii and U S manufacturing in 1900
A summary of a New York Commercial report on Hawaii manufacturing in 1900. It notes capital invested of 11 001 053 across 295 establishments, with products valued at 24 002 008 and wages totaling 1 886 700. The piece discusses native and immigrant labor and the early stage of industrial development under U S government influence.
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New York
United States
Thal
Nat Ariea
Fragmentary note on progress of counter and power for advancement
A partial, unclear record discusses progress of every counter and a power for the advancement of all interwoven matters. The text mentions revelation about reach and certainty, but includes many garbled words and missing context.
Debate on tariffs and ships key to Cuba policy mix
The piece argues for a return to merchant shipping protection and tariff reductions to aid American trade and industry. It cites President Roosevelt and the need to fund ships while emphasizing a broader benefit to all citizens amid looming policy decisions on Cuban imports and industrial rules.
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United States
Senate
Cuba
Washington
Roosevelt Pressures Congress Over War Taxes Cuban Policy
Philadelphia Telegraph reports widespread protest against war tax action by Ways and Means Committees. Roosevelt’s recommendations demand adherence as Speaker Henderson and Chairman Payne face scrutiny over ties to Cuban reciprocity and domestic industries. White House pilgrimage seen as effort to sway presidential stance on tariff policy.
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Congress
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Infijener
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Oostoelh
White Mouse
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Catia
Thape
Macfarlane for Dole Endorses Hawaii Governor
In Honolulu a leading financier Mr. Macfarlane argues Governor Hole has strong support from Hawaii’s best citizens amid labor and immigration tensions. He asserts removal would harm the territory’s welfare, warns of economic consequences for sugar planters and Chinese laborers amid exclusion laws affecting Hawaii’s labor market. Times Bulletin 78 cents per month.
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