Shipbuilding totals and fleet shifts across nations in 1902 report
The report details global shipbuilding in 1902 with 2,399 vessels totaling 2,679,001 tons and 1,552,485 indicated horsepower. England produced 871 vessels totaling 766,295 tons. Scotland and Ireland contributed 277 vessels at 446,860 tons. the U.S. led other nations in tonnage, while several European countries show declines and regional variations in new tonnage and launches.
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United Kingdom
England
Boutland
Ieland
United States
Bu Ciber
Clyde Wlan
Trem
Germany
U.8
Holland
Mersey
Humber
Culntina
Toreig
Seaton
Manwla
Norway
fBweilen
Tuily
Awatela
Hungary
Denmark
Deleiin
China
State Department
Fighting County Government Stirs Territorial Debate
Opponents of local self rule attack county government plans as a threat to reform. Republicans split over a county law, while Governor Carterline supports expanded local control amid calls for fiscal restraint and opposition from centralized administrators. The campaign, led by T. A. Thurston, seeks to rally party ranks to defend the administration and local governance against reformers.
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Republican Party
Hberty Ianes Henne
de Rore Themerives
Leland
Loreal
Carterline
Popular
T. A. Thurston
Ito
Reputiewn
Delegateships Discussed Amid Rumors of Candidates
The coming primaries spark talk among Republicans about delegate positions. Names mentioned include Governor Carter, Delegate Kuble, Samuel Parker, L. Crabbe, R. W. Breckous, EC. Winston, Archie Mahaulu, and P. Baldwin. Wilcox represents the party line, with Kaun supporting him. Parker may run and likely seeks Hawaii. Breckous cannot run due to federal duties.
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Tony
Ist
Carter
Kuble
Samuel Parker
L. Crabbe
R. W. Breck Jous
EC. Winston
Isanutacy Room
Archie Mahaulu
Rwa
Parker
Hawaii
Simor
Breckous
Aaid
Republican Party
Rome T. P. Baldwin
Baldwin
Kaun
Gorge N. Wilcox
Man With No Country Continues Crime Case Drama
The partial transcript shows Judge Robinson allowing Motern’s challenge after Andrews’ name was not found in Capitol records. John Andrews, long-time resident since 1809, faced an uncertain charge while Amelia Fitiven and a Gilbert Group associate provided context. the excerpt ends with a tense, emotional exchange.
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Capitol
Andrews
Pame
Robinson
Motern’ Shallenge
Cime
John Andrews
Amelia Fitiven
Gilbert
Saturday Conflict Rocks Home Rule Executive Move
Reported Saturday action to depose Tauken as executive committee chair sparked party upheaval. Sources allege improper meeting call and notification gaps, with two thirds required for action under rules and at least 44 votes. Several names listed among supporters and opponents, while developments to follow.
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Mom Tale Elteles
Wouter
Hendy
Glaziers
Laukon
Jonah Kumaine
Cairman
Ai Kea
Wan
Fanken'e Casa
Mr. Jauken
Jaukes
Iaukea
Tauken
Kalethula
Charles Notley
David Notley
Keona
Kamakaia
Kanikauia
Poltkapa
Kalehao
Walhoe
Ht. Meneutn
W. Palai
Wm. Kahele
David Kapthoa
M. Hoepoe
George Markham
Kanealit
Jonah Kumatne
Berger’s Band Seeks World’s Fair Hawaii Standby
Leader Berger seeks permission to offer Hawaii’s band to the St Louis World’s Fair authorities at no government cost. If accepted, the band would travel to the exposition with soldiers salaries and maintenance covered by the fair, saving Territory funds while promoting Hawaii. Governor Carter favors the plan and authorizes contact with fair officials to secure employment for the ensemble.
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Berger
Hawaii
St. Louis
Territorial
Aml
Gaver
Carter
O Lag
Bare
Idem
Neek
Incene
Wetton
Captain Berger
Honolulu
Expo Elion
Mexican political shift sparks fear of revolution
Tacoma observer cites Thompsons belief that a change of power in Mexico from Ding to Limantour could trigger a revolt led by General Reyes. Limantour supported by police. mass police and 2,600 country police expected to back him. Reyes remains popular across classes.
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Tacoma
Wash
Cat
Thorpeon
Beloven
Ding
Limantour
Mexico
Thompson
Ethime
Ad Timantour
Ton
Hernardino Reyes
Reyes
Bulletin A
Army transport Buford sails toward Manila via Pacific route
A cablegram reports the U S Army transport Buford left San Francisco for Manila with intermediate calls at Guam and Honolulu. Expected arrival Saturday morning, the ship carries about 700 tons of cargo and will likely stay two days here before continuing.
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US 8
McK. Williams
U. S. Army
Buford
San Francisco
Manila
Guam
Honolulu
Tremble 10 Com 10 Hatt Barry to Honolulu
Rumors swirl of boxing plans with Barry set to travel to Honolulu in late April to face Dave Barry, the champion, as promoters pine for a coast clash with Alyares Harris and the Portuguese Hatter. Weight debates and potential opponents stir talk among the sporting fraternity.
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Tremble
Barry
Honolulu
Grelen
Orpheum
Cohen
Los Angeles
Tim
Agnolula
Dave Barry
Champioi
Murphy
Alyares Harris
8Va
Ackertian
Jackson
Modlin
Achettes
Castro
Harry
Miller
Rules Laid Down For War Reports
Yokohama reports detail strict guidance for war news. Officials prohibit publishing sensitive items such as troop movements and base locations, while journalists face prosecution for revealing meaning through oblique names. A pamphlet by Major Nagawa urges secrecy and cites past Japan China and Franco German conflicts.
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Yokohama
oMea
Nagawa
Japan's War Taxes in Yokohama Reported
Government plans about seventy million yen extra revenue through tax hikes. Land and income taxes may double, leaf tobacco tariff raised, sake tax increased, and a general poll tax possibly instituted. Taxes likely to be restored after peace, with expected reductions in national expenditures.
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Yokohama
Blood written plea as volunteers surge at Port Arthur
Tokyo reports Admiral Togo briefing Admiral Ito on volunteers for harbor defense. About two thousand joined the effort with one man reportedly writing his application in blood. One ship was sunk, and several wounded as battles raged near the Retvisan between the Port Arthur fronts.
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Tokyo
Togo
Viscognt Ito
Port Arthur
Oneran
Republican primaries in Hawaii Territory delegate counts 1904
Voters in the Hawaii Territory are invited to the Republican primaries on April 24 in Hilo to elect precinct delegates and alternates to the Territorial Convention. Delegates will then select 1904 Republican nominees for president and vice president at the national convention in Chicago. The document lists precinct vote totals and delegate allocations across four representative districts and a sixth district, totaling 22 delegates for Fourth District and broader statewide tallies.
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Hilo
Chicago
Micpoli
Pecaid
Breond
Deleen
Maul
Geiaante
Ieee
Dele
Fitterath
Firat
Yi le Balen
Dele Len
Dale Baten
Delegan
Merchants' Hot Lunch Announcement Imprecise Date
Merchants invite attendance to a hot lunch event described with unclear date and time. The notice references a Monday in March and a window from noon to 2 pm but lacks a precise year or location.
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Paint Shop
B. F. Ehlers & CO
Buformdon Way
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J. D. Jewett
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