Compromise Talks on Cuban Sugar Reciprocity Advance
Washington reports that beet sugar interests press for a compromise over Cuba reciprocity as Ways and Means and administration forces prepare to appoint conference committees. Representatives Payne and Dalzell discuss plans with insurgents while production groups seek a 20 percent concession to aid planters without boosting sugar trust profits.
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Washington
Cuba
Wid
Payne
Cal Vell
Cannon
Roth
Dalzell
Ibey
Sugar Trust
Senate
Cullom
House Republicane
Handel
Hitnolepee
Wil
Yocates
Representative Long
Kinngs
Ways and Menne
Wage and Means
Republican Party
Blaine
McKinney
Roosevelt
Long
Tayer
Olio
Tawkey
Tayloe
Vaue
Sugar Policy Debate Shapes Trade Platform Minutes
The discussion centers on reciprocity and treaty commitments under the party platform. Speakers argue for affirmed protectionist and reciprocal terms with less Cuban product duty. The vote ends in a 72 to 54 adjournment motion, with proponent claims of stronger backing than tally. The Coptic sets sail from Pacific Mall wharf at 10 tomorrow morning.
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United States
Paria
Peaker Henderson
Endorse Nicaragua Senate Committee Reports Favorably
Washington March 12 The Senate Committee on the Isthmus Canal today decided by a vote of to report the Hepburn bill providing for the construction of an Isthmian canal via the Nicaragua route The action was taken at a called meeting with Senator Morgan chairman presenting the conference with Secretary Hay regarding diplomatic negotiations with Central American republics on the canal status
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Wahington
Senate
Isthusiay Canal
Hepburn
Nicaragua
Morgan
Hayax
Fighting in Manchuria reports shelling clash near Hubandey
War Office bulletin from St Petersburg dated March 1 states another engagement occurred March 3 in the Tiinguses region north of Hubandey, Manchuria. About two hundred Tiinguses were killed, including fuel fender, and two Rowlans were wounded.
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Bt. Petersburg
Iit
Rowslan
Hubandey
Manchuria
Uel Fender
Sugar convention viewed as empty academic protest
A Paris transmitted cable says the Grumele sugar convention signed by the delegations of powers will remain purely an empty protest. It claims neither the French Parliament nor the April May elections will ratify the treaty, and even Hungary is reported reluctant to assent, making any ratification by a single power potentially moot.
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New York
Trine
Paris
Spanish Cabinet Resigns as Finance Minister Resignation Irrevocable
Madrid dispatch reports Premier Zenor Augusta informing the Queen Regent that the Cabinet has resigned upon learning the Finance Minister Urmila’s resignation is irrevocable. The Queen Regent asks Benor Sagasia to form a new cabinet but he declines. She will consult with chamber presidents to secure a Liberal ministry.
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Madrid
Zenor Augusta
Senor Urmila
Benor Sagasia
Denmark Votes for Treaty in Parliament
Denmark voted by a clear majority today in committees for the action described as a rationalization of policy toward the United States. The record shows Marek the Folke figures as part of the debate and the overall outcome favors the treaty proposal.
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Copenhagen
Marek
Folkething
United States
Fire Works on Pacific Heights
Fireworks on Pacific Heights promised as a delightfully scenic change. Readers are invited to take singular trips on the hour and half hour for a view rivaling a city tour. Evening departures feature a special attraction of Japanese Orewarke with a staged trip and melodization for seven cents.
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Pacific Heights
Sanuday
Carter Talks Freely on Hawaiian Situation with Pinchot
George A. Carter, guest of Gifford Pinchot at 1818 Rhode Island Avenue, declined to discuss Roosevelt’s successor to Governor Dolor. He stated only the President would have information on pending appointments and policy, while commenting he spoke openly on national affairs during the visit.
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Washington
George A. Carter
Gifford Pinchot
United Staten Forestry Service
Rhode Island Avenue
Carter
Roosevelt
Dols
Presid
Dolr
General Methuen Captured by Boers Reported Released
March 19 The Way Beerer tary said General Methuen, wounded, had been released and was expected to arrive at Klerkador Southwestern Transvaal today. An exchange for Commandant Kriteinger was not contemplated. The trial of Commandant Kiitelny delayed pending evidence. The telegram receiver did not state Methuen’s release, implying he remained in British hands.
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Timothy"m. Healy
Irish National ‘Tt
Aimid Lone Thhen
Kiitelny
Brodrick
Methuen
Mathie
Lord Roberts
Katha
Trent
Routie Africa
Sag Cs
London
March
Willeb
Methven
Sironathen
Rosaly Tod
Hosehty
Glasgow
Continent
Hoorn
Conseral Grenfell
Klerksdorp
Fenta
Kitebeney
British Soldier Methuen Wounded as Boers Attack Mafeking Vicinity
London reports detail a dramatic Boer assault south of Mafeking in the Transvaal. General Methuen was wounded in the thigh and captured after a night attack from Wynberg. Major Paris surrendered with others, while Lord Kitchener's telegrams confirm heavy casualties and a shifting war posture with reinforcements likely.
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London
Steth
Uen Les
Noers
Tore
Kuen
Delarey
Lichtentirg
Methuen
T House of Lorda
Lord Rovarta
House of Commons
Thradrick
Lord Kitchener
Friah
Commons
Howe
South Africa
Atethuen
Kritalnger
Methu
Uen
Transvaal
Mafeking
Wynburg
Orange Free State
Lichtenburg
War Office
Mrevaris
Pretoria
Umler
Prin
Wynberg
Flottenberg
Grenfell
Rovieruinston
Teln
Dolarey
Maribogs
Kewalpan
Avalling
Paria
Paris
Adil
Camial
Lea
GR. Wouning
W. Nesham
Royal Artillery
Herr Ganman
Kitetewer
Ont Aise
Kraale
Rain and Hail Damage Report From Valley Trek
Wray Taylor traversed Numan valley after rain and hail. Forests show minor wind damage but newly planted silk was swept away by floodwaters. Forester David Haughe reports streams swollen on the fort reservation, two feet deep, with considerable hail mixed in the rain.
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Wray Taylor
Numan
David Haughe
Fort
Central Union Ladies Society Meeting Announcement
The Saving business meeting of the Ladies Society of Central Union HIT for benevolent and gackwork will be held Thursday morning March 20 at 1 o'clock in the Indian parlor. The society invites all members and worshippers to attend. a large attendance is hoped for as the year’s work and aims will be discussed. The Bulletin, 75 cents per month.
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Central Union
Franks W Howe Arrives in Port Townsend with Scurvy Aboard
The threesmasted schooner Frank W Howe, 110 days from Maurician bound for Port Townsend in ballast, entered the harbor this afternoon for medical aid with two crewmen suffering from nearvy. The Fearlews guided her in after being elected off Koko Head at o'clock this morning. The tiger crew aided disentanglement while the Pearls prepared to tow her clear for the Coast. She left Alcaritive on November 20 last.
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Frank W. Howe
Maurician
Port Townsend
Koko Head
Alcaritive
London Stands Firm After Methven News
Expressions of steadfastness arise in London as public resolve strengthens after reports of General Methven's setback. Lord Kitchener calls for unity and declares Britain will persevere, while military plans consider reinforcing Grenfell and Methuen with Yeomanry and rapid cavalry reinforcements.
Count Tolstoi Worbe From St. Petersburg Russia
A garbled medical bulletin reports a sudden change in Count Tolstoi Worbe’s condition. It notes worsened weakness, feeble appetite, and pneumonia symptoms, with the patient unable to sleep or rest in a low bed. The text references Crimea and Peterburg amid confusion.
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Peterburg
Mareh
Count Toletal
Crimea
Absconder Located in Fulton Navy Area Mar 12
Absconder Adama Jr., cashier of the Commercial Bank of Fulton, located in Naval Fulton Missouri. He allegedly absconded after misusing funds and fled from a steamship to Hawaii.
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Naval Fulton
P. S. Adama Jr
Hyak of
Fulton
Hawaii
America and Sugar Policy Negotiations Reminder
Haondon march 10 appariitip to the j correpondent jy mewes af the bran dard hi he sai there that the potted stites will improve the sugar compen ion and that hie american miptake to helgisa lawrence townsend bow bern pnvited to conduct agethine w/l the belgian government wild petarence uy thle subjert.
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Haondon
Jy Mewes
Brandard
Helgisa
Lawrence Townsend
Bow Bern
Russia preps to make war on empire of Japan
A fragmentary report notes Russia planning hostilities against Japan. The Standard correspondent mentions Port Arthur and Port Arthur refugees being moved, with warnings of imminent military moves and potential threat at the Far East.
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Russia
Empire OF Japan
Many Persons Wrong Adversiner Report Misread
Fragmentary OCR notes mention travel to Washington and a drone theft by a group with various names. The text is garbled, but references a report heading from Manila to Washington and a possible plan involving a person named Henry Deller and a court inlaw.
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George Th. Gear
Manila
Washington
Jodam
Lye Gine Tuany
Peter Vehi
Henry Deller
Hatletin
Ainson
Junge
Javien Grar
Sever
Fortunate outcome aids Cunard liner voyage delays
In San Francisco on March 1 a storm disrupted the Cunard liner Ventura en route to London from Auckland via Sydney and Honolulu. The vessel’s delay caused a dangerous near-miss with schedule changes, yet a fortunate turn allowed mail and passengers to reach London earlier than a rail-led voyage would have permitted. Cadet James Blevin sustained a broken arm after a wave swept him from the deck amid gale conditions on March 3 and 8 as the Ventura pressed toward Honolulu, where nine stowaways were removed and sent back to their destination.
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San Francisco
Mar
Cunard
Lac Aulanti
Orlanto
Teareamer Ventira
Walte
Averas Ha
New Zealand
London
Sohmute Une
New York
England
Ktrarin
Ventira
Volontes
Ventura’s Delay Was Erieed Ans Lirely By Round Wether and Bear Sassler
Bydney
Auckland
Oletiern Uaxe
Honolulu
Sydney
Puen Page
Bamoan
Ventura
Wien
James Blevin
Wan
Norom
Mix Fett
Hovolulu
Balloon Ascension Benches Warrant JPs at Game Scene
Professor Leonard volunteered for a balloon ascent and parachute jump at a football game for the McKinley Men benefit on Saturday. A bench warrant was issued for JP McDonald.
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Profesor Leonard
M Ballon
Parachte
McKinley
Yeator JP McDonald
Motion in Orpheum Case for Plaintiff's Default
A long court item notes motions in the equity suit McCully Higgins vs Queen's Hospital regarding contempt for noncompliance, with details of deeds, encumbrances, and orders. It references Castle, Cleghorn, Robertson & Wilder, and other parties, along with related bond and guardian actions and a sports car service arrangement with Hawaiian Tramways for the evening.
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Eyuly
Clokhorn
Antonio Philly
Huberteon & Wilter
Tr Ordor
Wood Castle
Cleghuen
Castle
Manuel Din Ritva Nevit
Elaine
Wilved
Peter
TOOL
Wath Maul
Cleghorn
Queen's Hospital
Robertson & Wilder
heatingMix
McCully Higgins
He Armitage
W. HE
Cory
Latean
Kawananahen
J. Cohen
M. Phillips
Cornwall
Wilder
Nak
Acht Johnson
Kukekakantant
Joa Magoon
Magoon
B. Po
Ketate
Frank 8. Dodge
Henry Holmes
Charlotte Peabody Dodge
Stanwood Dodge
Francis Heverly Dodge
Philip Hamilton
Willian
Smith
Annie Hall
W. F. Dillingham
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Cor
Union St
Pacific Mall
The
Orient
Mwarn
Senate Committee
Panama
Denmark
Lord Methuen
Central Union Ladien’ Rosiety
the Bulletin
Mawanle Temple
American Massenger Service
Count Tolstoi Worbe
America
BUGAR
Bhanabal
Port Apthin
Port Archie
Davon
Etruria
Philip
Orpheum
McUlly Higgins
Queen's Hospite
Hawaiian Tramways
Paeile Helehte Elwetric Ralway
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