Imports of Champagne Into the United States 1896
Import figures from January to June 1896 show Champagne brands arriving in the United States. GHmites & Co. and partners list Pommery Moet and Heidsieck among others. Major houses like Louis Roederer and Perrier Jouet appear with varied shipment volumes.
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United States
Ghmites & Co
Moet & O
Heidsiok & & Monopole
Louis Roederer
Mamm & Co. Agency for Hawaiian Islands Expanded
Macfarlane & Co acting as role agents for G. H. Mamm & Co oversee operations in the Hawaiian Islands. 124-th segment notes expanded agency duties and regional representation.
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G. H. Mamm & Co
Hawaiian Islands
Election of Officers at Wild er's Breamship Co annual meeting
At the annual meeting of Wild er's Breamship Co Ltd held at their city office, officers were elected to serve. Fin te Tvive was named president, BB Row as vice president, We Allen as treasurer, and Tae above named others including 3 A King, WG Irwin, and GC Beckley to join the board of directory. B Rose, secretary.
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Wilder’s Breamship Co
Neverbee' Ls
Allen
WG Irwin
GC Beckley
B Rose
Seeroiny
Budapest Telephone Newspaper reaches six thousand subscribers
A Budapest correspondent describes Theodor Puskas’s Telephone Hirmondo, a city wide telephonic news paper delivering continuous news through speakers in hotels, clinics, stores, and homes for a penny daily. It streams official, stock, parliamentary, and cultural items with hourly updates and even readings by authors themselves.
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Budapest
Hungary
Ueo
Theodor Puskas
Transylvania
Edison
Puskas
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Europe
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Hoon
Mauria Jokui
Victor Rukosy
Blood Purification Cure Promised by Hood s Sarsaparilla
A Victorian health ad credibly links pure blood to disease prevention and relief. Hood s Sarsaparilla is praised for cleansing the blood, revitalizing the system, and curing stubborn catarrh and consumption. The text also notes a memorial appeal by the Honolulu Scottish Thistle Club for a Robert Louis Stevenson fountain in San Francisco, inviting subscriptions.
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Hood
Honolulu
Reer Goiang
San Francinc
Georgia Postwar Economic Toll Reveals 251063 124 Loss
A fragmented wartime accounting shows the state facing a contracted total of 251063 124 in losses and reduced revenue as reconstruction efforts proceed, indicating a heavy postwar financial burden and revised estimates by officials.
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Georgia
Two Day Ballot Contest Near Ends at Noon
The article details a close local ballot contest with Miss Annie Clark leading at 172 votes today, Miss Newton second with 412, and Miss Mabel Robertson third. It notes final counting in the next day, a possible extra vote period, and subscribers urged to place last ballots before Tuesday noon. It also recounts Buffalo Bill one-armed Lew scam anecdote with a poker dice tale in Chicago.
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Indy
Annie Clark
Miss Newton
Mabel Robertson
John J. Burke
Buffalo Bill
Chicago
Cody
Palmer House
Lew
Football Game on Thursday at 3 30 P M
The Honolulu Athletic Association hosts a football game Thursday afternoon at 3 30 with an admission of twenty five cents. A corrected roster lists players and positions, including substitutes David Aoii H Pera J Woods W Vida and more. The Hawaiian band led by Professor Berger performs Saturday at Emma Square starting at 4 15 with a program including Overture King Louis Napoleon and Hawaii Pono.
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Honolulu Athletic Assocition
Berger
Emma Square
Walter Hewutifill
Hawaii
Florida valuation trails southern states in estimate
The State of Florida has a smaller valuation than most of the Southern States, being estimated at only $30,938,309. Minnesota has developed more rapidly than any other North western State. Its reserved valuation is $258,028,687. To 180 the United States cen sor property estimated that the wealth of the country was about $64,600,000,000, or nearly 1000 per head.
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Florida
Minnesota
United States
Court actions and verdicts in lingering Hawaii cases
In higher courts Naman Goilvy faces second degree murder. Judges Whiting and Magoon handle divorces, alimony, and default orders as parties appeal garnishee wage rulings. Trials end with guilty verdicts for Wong Lok on second degree murder.
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Wright
Willard
Whiting
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Johnson
Annie
Aniani
Humphreys
Peti- Honer
Maris Coftin Pac Yee
Pac Yee
Robert Swing
Edma G. Trousseau
Trousseau
Francisca
Magoon
de la Vergue
Kinney
James J. Byrne Ve. Allen
Dai Feek
J. Moniz
de la Vergne
Wong Lok
Jury Deliberates on Mrs Barker Death After Autopsy Finds Heart Failure
The impaneled jury reviewing Mrs Mary Barkers death viewed the body, adjourned, and will verdict per autopsy results. Doctors Murray and Enerson reported death from functional heart trouble or sudden heart failure with no organic disease. Funeral set for 3 pm today.
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Mary Barker
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