Mutual To Proceed Without Litigation On Franchise Issue
A disrupted text notes supervisors and a city board sparring over telephone franchise control. It mentions interference claims, authority limits, and a potential settlement to avoid litigation, with reference to Martin Campbell and public works officials. The piece hints at power tensions between the Hoard of Supervisors and street-grant decisions.
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Munieal Telephone Company
Henny Wenn
Saporgiyoly
Martin Campbell
Mayer
Teteptone Company
Howe
Don’t suspend coastwise laws says Alameda telegraph
The Alameda report notes opposition to suspending coastwise laws for the voyage to Ban Pevneisen and the Alaska travelers, describing the ferry boat, the barkentine Andrew Welch, and the prospects of the trip with sixty-five dollars for the voyage. The piece hints at passengers and shipping details as it continues on page 3.
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Alameda
Bern
Coust
Stocks Move At Good Prices In Early Trading
A limited stock of Hewattan Commercial reported sold as not found at the broker’s before noon. Prices show mixed movement with strong activity across the market. Notable gains in certain issues contrast with some declines after dividend payments.
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Hewattan
Walalia
Meures
Bur
Alee Paauhan Ag
Storm Swept West Indies Destruction Reported
Nov 10 reports a hurricane sweeping the West Indies with full damage details not yet received. Forecasters warn of continuing strong winds and potential coastal flooding as crews assess affected areas and port closures.
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New York
West Indies
Pineapple Exposition Names Canned Pineapples Selling Fast
A Seattle Fair success spurs the naming of canned pineapples as Exposition Pineapple. The product has proven popular with buyers, prompting a price reduction to boost further sales. A woman who ordered several cases suggested the name, which has been well received locally.
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Seattle
Pineapple Deal Offered At Wells Fargo Offices
Island Fruit Co advertises a special price of 1.50 for a half dozen tins of best grade pineapple with free delivery to any Wells Fargo Express Office in the United States. Contact at 728 King St, phone 15.
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Wells Fargo Express
United States
Island Fruit Co
King St
Plan to fund schools in the Territory endorsed by Governor
Governor Frear backs a School Fund Plan from the newly appointed School Aud Commission to use one third of Territory customs receipts for school expenses. He said the plan would aid minimal opening expenditures and emphasize action on Organic Act amendments rather than drug legislation this session. The delegate is tasked with introducing a bill to divert customs funds for education.
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Frear
Congman
National Congress
Petit Jurors Excused From Service Until November
United States Marshal Hendry announced that federal petit jurors are excused from reporting until November 11 due to the vacancy in the United States District Court 14 courts, now occupied with the trial of Jay Aneny Cave.
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United States
Hendry
United States District Court 14
Jayaneny Cave
Trolley Wreck Kills Fourteen in Vancouver
Vancouver reports a fatal trolley collision on the tent line. Two passenger cars struck head on at full speed, creating a wreckage pile and resulting in fourteen deaths. Separate dispatch notes progress on the Panama Canal at Culebra, now about half finished and advancing faster than expected by engineers.
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Vancouver
B. C
Washington
Panama
Culebra
Canadian Northern Railway plans new steamship route and terminal
Special Bulletin from Victoria B C reports the Canadian Northern Railway intends to establish a steamship service to the Orient and to Australia. The plan includes a large terminal and the creation of a new seaport on Vancouver Island.
Big fold Mines Are Burning in Coolgardie
A fierce blaze sweeps the Great Boulder mines at Coolgardie Perth with damage estimated at one and a half million dollars. The conflagration, attributed to unknown causes, is not under control. The mines are among Australia’s richest and are owned by London capitalists.
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Perth
Australia
Coolgardie
London
Mrs Grant Dies at San Diego Home After Long Marriage
Mrs Josephine Chaffee Grant widow of A B Grant Jr. died at the family home in San Diego California. The Grants were married in 1876. Mrs Grant was the daughter of United States Senator Chaffee of Colorado. She was age 2
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San Diego
Cal
Josephine Chaffee Grant
Grant, Jr
Grants
Grant
United States
Chaffee
Colorado
Hilo Promises Great New Year’s Sporting Spectacle
Rumors swirl around a New Year’s day horse race in Hilo between Webber and Major Collier, with Str McClellan backing Webber. The prize is a thousand dollars to the winner, with venues at Hamakua and Papanion and a lingering dispute from the Fourth of July race. John O’Rourke and local owners push for the match as Honolulu interest backs one side, seeking a decisive finish and renewed island celebration. Sugar price listed as 436 seconds per gallon, 87.20 per ton was noted.
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Hilo
Honolh
John O'Rourke
Honolulu
Collier
Webber
O'Rourke
Str
McClellan
Alna
Major Collier
Horner
Hamakua
Papanion
Major
Hawsatos
Judken
Wobybor
Banonica
Insurance ad promises $2000 coverage for $5 yearly
A compact insurance offer states that if injured while traveling on a boat or train, STANDARD ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. will pay $2000. The policy costs $5 per year. The ad urges readers to take out a policy today.
Floods Follow Great Hurricane on Jamaica Island
Great storm activity has caused widespread property damage across Jamaica. Reports from Kingston and surrounding areas indicate severe flooding following the major hurricane, with substantial losses on the island as of November.
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Jamaica
Roosevelts Are Going Home
The Roosevelt family plans to return to Oyster Bay after visiting Italy while Col. Roosevelt is in Africa. They sail home on Friday following the overseas visit and stay.
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Roosevelts
Ildren
Roosevelt
Italy
Col. Roosevelt
Africa
Oyster Bay
Denver Wire Tap Probes Report Race Track Links
Denver investigators reveal over 600 wire tapping operations possibly tied to Latonia race track news. Officials say the probe centers on illicit communications and betting patterns linked to gambling activities in the area.
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Denver
Col
Latonia Race Track
Raw Sugar Prices Signal Season Tops Not Yet Reached
Raw sugar sold today on the Hew with a note at 4.45 cents. Conveyed to the Waterhouse Trust Go by Pollts of San Francisco. Indication that raws have not yet reached the peak for the season.
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Waterhouse Trust
San Francisco
Taft Arrives in Richmond and Addresses Crowd
President Taft landed in Richmond at 5 this morning and departed at 5 this afternoon. During his stay he spoke to a mixed audience of Negroes and whites, and he planned to reach Washington later tonight.
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Richmond
Taft
Wahlngton Maton
Pounene Mill Begins Grinding Season at Mawallan Plantation
The Pounene mill of Mawallan Commercial plantation and Fort Mawallan began grinding for the 1900 season on Monday morning. Officials anticipate a campaign reaching about fifty five thousand tons, with the new crop also expected to come in strong.
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Mawallan Commercial Plantation & Ft
Will & HW
Tax Penalty Notice for Late Payments
A ten percent penalty will be added to all taxes unpaid before the fifteenth of the month. The notice warns taxpayers to settle amounts promptly to avoid the extra charge and potential collection actions.
Stones for King At Banquet
London dispatch reports a Buffragette demonstration aiming at King Edward during a banquet outside Guild Hall. Stones were thrown at the building as the king’s arrival approached, breaking windows and causing damage amid the crowded scene.
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London
Edward
Severe remote quake rattles seismographs in Washington
A very strong earthquake occurred many miles away and was detected by seismographs in Washington today, prompting scientific observers to record and note the event for early analysis and potential insights into global seismic activity.
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Washington
Advertising Tax Debate Hits New Zealand Trade Woes
A garbled report discusses a special customs fee on New Zealand mail and advertising imports. It mentions proposed duties on posters, fashion plates, wrappers, and lithographs, with claims of racial demographics and punitive rates, describing enforcement by authorities and potential impacts on local industry.
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New Zealand
TV Realy
Lipurg
Hay Billy
Greta
Rane
Watford Timens
Cortars
Blow Orrda
Alt White
Supt Carr Receives Contract Orders For Mail Transport
Superintendent Carr receives post office contract orders inviting proposals to carry mail in the Territory from July 1 to June 30 for six routes between Bass Francisco and Honolulu. Seven steamboat routes between Honolulu and the islands are listed. Warrington preparatory work completed. notices will be posted for proposals on bulletin boards.
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Alameda
Jeral
Bass Francisco
Honolulu
Islands
Alex
Care
Warrington
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Mutual
Marston Campbell
Fern
Palm Cafe
Union
Kodak
Hollister Drug Co
Walalua
Mrs.Grant
Standard Accident Insurance CO
Hawaiian Trust ., Ltd
Fort Street
Pounene
Queene Land
R . Devetaloel
Hyer
Carr
Hawaii
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