German American trade views draft for Washington mission
The German government drafts a commercial treaty proposal based on chamber reports. It urges canceling or extending the 1848 Prussian treaty, replacing it with a commerce and navigation pact, balanced tariff concessions, protection of citizens’ rights, and tariff dispute resolution through diplomacy with provisions for free tariff information, publication, and cooperation on food product guidelines.
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Berlin
United Staten Ie
Washington
German Empire
United States
Congress
Germany
Orble Tration
Tarif
New York monster hostelry rises near Central Park
A massive New York hotel project 15 stories high and nearly 1000 feet long will cost about 1500000 dollars. Demolition and rapid construction are planned by a local company. Apartments may be ready for September 1905, with expanded frontage and a vast open garden inspired by Paris hotels.
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Europe
Unherded Fragments On City Politics And Railroads
Fragmentary dialogue hints at municipal ownership debates and aldermanic elections, with stray remarks about railroad influence. The snippet mentions a publication by Bulletin Publishing Company in New York and a site on Fifty ninth Street, referencing a planned hotel development and local commerce.
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New York
Jane
Plaga
Fiftyeninth Street
Jeven
Opening of Pauahi Wing at Queen’s Hospital Dedication
The Queen’s Hospital opened the Pauahi Wing a new hospital section costing 455 000 with 42 beds. The facility includes ground floor wards eight private rooms second floor, four well lighted rooms and operating room with modern baths and rubber tipped tubs. A portrait of CG Ry Bishop was presented to the trustees and visitors praised the building’s design and convenient layout.
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Queen’ Hospital
Pei
Bernice Pavahl Bishop
Hon. C. Tt
Halle
Ry Bishop
Queen's Hospital
Mee
Wm. F. Alten
K. Paxon
Honolul
Navy Finest of Word and Destruction at Sea
In telegraphic dispatches from Moji and Sanbo details emerge of Rear Admiral Nobogato's surrender and the Japanese victory. Russian survivors are described as hungry and worn, with many wounded. Japanese crews are praised for cool bravery as ships are dismantled and the Bedovleff destroyed. Admiral Togo’s mastery and the need for postwar home provisions are noted. An interview with Dmitri Donskoi’s captain is cited, while the Ural details show the battle’s ferocity and the Telegraph’s corroboration of Japanese superiority. The report closes with a note on the Business Man’s Handy Index and tender notices from the Evening Bulletin.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Moji
Sanbo
Nobogato
Bedovleff
Iotext- Fenwky
Ray
Nepogaten
Dmitri Donskoi
Togo
Tu Island
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Kayser
En and Wells
SACHS
N.S. Sachs’ Dry Goods Co.,, Limited
Porter Furniture Co
Alexander Young
Corner Hotel
Bishop Streets
the Bulletin
Rojestvensky
Far East
Ruslan Kagicn
Chrysanthemums
Bruessel
Nogi
Kuropatkin
Center Garden
Kuroki
Oyama
Pateky
Few York Prens
Gent
Muntelal
Bulletin
Nishing Company
Punen
Sans Upun
NAVY
Oldsmobile
von Hamm-Young Co., Ltd
Maud
Fasisilit
Schuman Garriage 0, Ltd,, Young Buildin
Sonics
Sfamtane Coowne
Ty Scarp
Heipr
McHine Terme
Newbro
Herpicide
Merpieta
Relief and Burial Association
Honolulu
Fort Street
Tel
Main
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