Bryan urges new laws to curb rail coal power
In Lincoln on December 6 W. J. Bryan praised Roosevelt for pressing miners dispute but urged an extra session of Congress. He proposed a national arbitration board for interstate carrier labor disputes, a law banning government by injunction, a tariff repeal on coal, and limits on railroads operating coal mines for fuel.
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Lincoln
Neb
Get
W. J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Congress
Bryan
National Board of Arbitration
Coal Imports Facilitated by Treasury Letter to Collectors
Treasury Department directs port collectors to prioritize coal consignments arriving at U S ports and to favor coal importers in doubt. The document stresses prompt delivery and preferring coal shipments in all reasonable doubt situations. Also includes an advertisement for Pain Killer Perry Davis with price two six cents and a printing note.
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Washington, Dct
Treasury Department
United States
Campaign SeMations Stir Over Speaker Headers Nomination
A political debate emerges around Speaker David Headers of Tow, who resists accepting renomination amid persistent campaign pressure. Motives behind his stance are widely discussed as contenders push for leadership changes.
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David T. Headers
Thanksgiving polo tournament schedule set for five matches
Four polo matches have been decided for the Thanksgiving tournament with games on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday. The Oahu and Hawaii opener starts at 1 20 this Tuesday, followed by a second match between the two winning sides. All games except the first start at 3 30, and special steamer rates are provided for Maul horses kept by the local club during their stay.
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Thureday
Oahu
Hawaii
Sperial Steamer Rates
Wade
Steamer arrivals note cargo shipments and wind conditions
Steamer Wataleale arrived from Kauai ports at 6 o'clock with no passengers. Mikahwa arrived from Kauai ports at 38m with 1900 bags sugar for H Hackfeld & Co and 1080 bags for Castle & Cooke plus hides iron tow bran taro gal wind and other cargo. Purser Wright reports sugar awaiting shipment at Kauai ports totaling thousands of bags. Ke Ay Hou was en route to Kalaheo from Kapaa, while Hawaii and Laeihaing discharge coal at Mahuwell and Iloole. Very strong northeast winds and choppy seas crowd the channel.
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Wataleale
Kaual
Mikahwa
H. Hackfeld & Co
Castle & Cooke
Wright
Kauai
No Politics For Federal Officers In Official Roles
Federal authorities have been warned against using official positions to influence political activities. Postmasters and classified staff must not direct or hinder public actions for political ends. Individuals in the island service may vote and speak privately, but must avoid political management of public affairs. Vanderbilt’s branding venture faces competition in France as he continues operations in America.
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Pont
Payne
Potome
Islanelid
VESSELS ARRIVE AND CALL FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR HONOLULU AND HILO
A list of ships bound for San Fragcieca calling at Honolulu Hilo and Kabatul includes Gerard C Tobey Am bk Gove Defender Am schooner Marsters Coronado Am bktoe C Potter Fullerton Au Bhine Kabatul Waterprise Amate Miller Nevadan Amtr It F Weed Adama U S str Andrew Welch Am bk Drew Oregon U S tr Maus sa Ala Am bk Brith Roderick Dha Am bk Jolson Annie Johnson Am bk Williams Santiago Am bk Bu walls Hilo Kinau Amate Freeman George Curtis Amap Sennett Alden Meme Am bk Kessel W H Dimond Am biune Hansen K P Rithet Am bk 10 McPhail Lemgard Ambitne Schmidt W J Marston Am sehr Curtis Archur Ant bikie R Cath Marion Chilcott Amap C D Uryant Am bk Colly St Kathering Ambie Saunders Hilo Archur Anbkune Calhoun Rosamond Am sehr Johnson BON Castle Ambriine Nileon Planter Am Whine Chase Martha Da vin Attick McAlman Hilo The Tor key Input 16 dayes Defeiler 14 Coronado 8 Fullerton tte Captain Thos K Clark Wilder Steamship Co left In Alameda day for coast pleasure trip He will return as passenger in Kinau leaving San Francisco about November 1 The captain will have a feat of ten or eleven days in California before starting home Kinau will cone tack as a coal bunker with burners not yet installed Decks passenger accommodations and spice carrying capacity have been altered hin aing equipped with bile keels if Kinau leaves SF on November Dar 2 and makes time two Maya taters.
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San Fragcieca
Honoluti
Hilo
Kabatul
Gerard C. Tobey
Gove
Fender
Amsche
Marsters
Coronado
Am Bk
Drew
Oregon
Maussa Ala
Brith
Roderick Dha
Jolson
Annie Johnson
Williams
Santiago
Walls
Kinau
Amate
Freeman
George Curtis
Amap
Sennett
Alden Meme
Kessel
W. H. Dimond
Am Biune
Hansen
K.P. Rithet
McPhail
Lemgard
Bon
Castle
Ambriine
Nileon
Planter
Am Whine
Chase
Martha da
Thos
K. Clark
Wilder Steamship Co
Alameda
Kinan
San Francisco
California
Wright says President will appoint panel on coal labor dispute
The White House released a statement noting that on October 7 Commissioner of Labor Carod Wright went to Philadelphia and presented Mr John Mitchell with a pledge from the President. If Mitchell secures immediate conciliation in the coal region, a commission will be appointed to thoroughly investigate all facts and push for settlement per the commission's report. Mitchell will consider the matter, but the President has not yet decided on any action.
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Ington
White Howe
Heol D. Wright
Philadelphia
John Michell
Mitchell
Tle
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Walter
Teane
CW Uribe
N. S. Sachs
Beretania Sts
Astra
Clunter
Congo
Louisiana
Theo
H. Davies & Co., Limited
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Salters’ Grocery
Nuvanu St
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Kauai Shipping
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America
France
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Frisco
Crystal Springs
Ventura
Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd
Telephone
Puna
Fountain Soda Werke
Fort St
W. M. Campbell
Hae
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Muyler
Lowney
Fred Harrison
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