Cuban Treaty Details and Senate Ratification Debated
The Cuban treaty ratified by the U S Senate after negotiations in Havana on 11th 1902 between General Larter JH Hilles for the United States and Cartes De Baldo and Fook ML Gareli Montes for Cuba. Amendments were made before ratification, outlining tariff reductions up to 20 percent on many Cuban products entering the United States and free entry for certain goods but with limits. The document lists products eligible for reductions including machinery copper alloys glass pottery and agricultural goods, with specific exemptions and conditions. The treaty also sets that tobacco imports will not receive duty concessions and allows either country to denounce if tariff changes remove advantages, while protecting against local tax impairments. The document notes an annual lodge election and officer nominations for a local benevolent order, with remarks on past growth and upcoming lodge accommodations.
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Senate
Havana
General Larter
JH Hilles
United Stites
Cartes de Baldo
Fook
Gareli
Montes
United States Senate
Evra
United Ritter
Quvrek
Tom Wrticler
Kterrot
Republic of Cutu
Republic of Cuba
Cuba
Republic of Ch
Cubi
United States
United Aitates
Local items recorded in bustling Honolulu notes
The column lists varied local happenings from the day including minor fines by Judge Wilcox, a report on a bankrupt candidate fleeing in a dental complaint in federal court, ship arrivals and cargo, a birthday serenade, and ongoing court actions. It mentions Kona coffee, the Nova from Hawaii with cargo, and political committee meetings, plus general notices about Kodak discounts and church events.
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Primo Bock
Pantheon Baloon
oMcers McBryde Sug- 4 Co
Bop
Wilcox
Chiit
New York
Fort Street
J. Hagnerdt
Orient
Hawaii
Behunter & Co
Fottert
Newaduer Kook
Gove
Kahalal
Weeden
United States Court
Reu Fe
Makertelamt
Appeals From Auditor Royal Insurance Co Supreme Court Hearing
The Supreme Court heard appeals from Auditor J H Flaher and others in a morning session. Royal Insurance Co appeals a $625 denial to issue a warrant for remedies, Kwong Tal Loy case. Illness of Justice Galbrwitz delayed, arguments to be submitted to two Justices. Audleter Filcher succeeds as auditor's counsel after September 1902 salary dispute. Other appeals include John F Colburn and Fire Claims Commission warrants, Pratt versus Brewer & Co withdrawal, and listed cases such as Jesse Makatual versus Goo Wau Hoy and tax appeals from Rapid Tranalt Co and Castle & Cooke.
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Supreme Court
Royal Insurance Co
J. H. Flaher
Kwong Tal Loy
Galbrwitz
Herbert C. Austin
Audleter Filcher
Serritory
Fisher Tx
John F. Colburn
Assensor Pratt
C. Brewer & Co. Hias
Pratt Returns from Washington Pressing Fire Claimant
Pratt returned in the Alameda from Washington today. He went to the Capital as agent of the Chamber of Commerce and Merchants' Association to press the Fire Claimant. His work there will form the only instance of a report to be made to the bodies at whose instance he made the trip in printing at the Bulletin.
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Vrinwe Jouab Kutlunianwote
Pus Jnilan
Wathiki
Toeat
Owowninghole Supply Co
Andrew
Washington le
Pratt
Alameda
Washington
Chaimber of Commerce and Merchants’ Association
Hite
Tri
Civil War Result Of Lovers Quarrel
A foreign article reports a dynastic clash in Central America over presidential succession. Monti la and Bonfils contend for influence, with plans to prevent elections, amid tensions involving Zelaya of Nicaragua and Colombia. The piece links evolving unrest to regional powers and alliances.
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New York
New Oriente
Berra
Republic
Amd Bonfils
Elvetion
Chua Monti
Livera
Moniila
Roniila
Suucee
Jiitell
Lily euguenRe
Soman
Hind
Bonttia
Botte
Colombia
Zelaya
Nicaraga
Thie
Honitia
Honduras
Sierra
New Invention Extracts Flour From Milk for Profit
A newly invented machine allegedly extracts flour from milk more efficiently than existing separators. It is claimed to perform through 2000 quarts in ten hours and could yield about 83,000,000 annually for the Awedieh dairy. Public notice urges renting space at the bulletin office.
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Stockhold
Awedieh
Sisih
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Roycrofters
Alo Elder & Shepard
A.B. Gubrey
Alakea Sts
Honolulu
Hawaiian Iron Fence and Monumental CO
ITA
King St
Young Building
H.E. Wendrick
Bulletin
Ceylon
H May
The
B. F. Dillingham Co., Ltd
Hawaii Atlas Assurance Company
London
Phoenix Assurance Co
Providence
Washington Insurance Co
Hoenix Insurance Co
Brooklyn
Albert Raas
Insurance Dep
Stangenwald Bldg
A J, Nolte
Gillman
Beaver
Lovejoy & CO
Nuanu Street
Kaimuki Tract
Honolulu Investment Co., Ltd
Sheridan
the von Hamm-Young Co.,Ltd
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I. ‘Thompson
J. J. Fisher
Il Wingate Lake
H. D. Cousens
Emmett May
Joe Horner
Chas. H. Ramey
Ht. Simpson
JB. Hartman
D. Te Conkling
Tyler
H W, Quinn
Richardson
Kerr Building
Distriet Magiatraty
Dicksey
Mr Thoms Lack
8. K. Kane
Manno M. Ferreina
California Feed Co
Emma B. Douglas
Dr. T. Miramars
Henry Loo Kong
Lat Bal
Cnnon
Chow Kong
Dnidige Wilcox
T. P. Colcord
American-Hawaiian Company
American
Nichols
Atlantic
Colcord
Henry
Frank Andrade
Hata
House of Representatives
McInerny Shoe Store
Golden Rule Bazaar
Hotel Street
J. M. Webb
Pri
PRICI
Progress
Corner Fort
Beretania Ste
Nawanu St
Emma Hall
Builetin
Cereus
Richard H. Trent
Cotton Bros. & Co. Engineers and General Contractors
Room
Boston
Blk
Union
Hotel St
P.O
Stoce Exchange
Mercantile Ac
Ace Sundae
Moses Real
Ter Steamship Catala
Sena HC
Ian Kao
Oahu
Alujua Agricul
Bubletin
Jordan's
E. W Jordan & Co.,ltd
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