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Hawaiian Gazette in Honolulu, Hawaii

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Newspaper

Hawaiian Gazette

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1903

Page

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Opening of the Pacific cable era celebrated in Honolulu

A large crowd gathered at the Executive building grounds and Capitol Park to mark the completion of the Commercial Pacific cable. Speeches honored John W. Mackay, President Theodore Roosevelt, and Secretary Cooper, who praised telegraphic links with the mainland. Messages from Honolulu to the White House unfolded in minutes, and a public reception and ball filled the day with congratulation and music.

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President Roosevelt Sends Greetings to Hawaiian People

Washington January 2 1903 President Roosevelt authorizes the Advertiser Honolulu correspondent to report his warm hearted message to the people of Hawaii. He expresses pleasure at the opening of the cable linking the islands with the mainland and strengthens ties between Hawaii and the United States.

Washington Advertiser Honolulu Roosevelt Hawaii United States

Advices From Japan and China By The Liner Korea

The article recounts the transport of Mrs. Jalla Dent Grant’s body to Jersey City and the Grant monument for public funeral arrangements. It also covers President Roosevelt's Hawaii cable message, a solemn vigil, and early Hawaii cable-promotion remarks by Dr. J. S. McGrew and General A. S. Hartwell, praising Pacific telegraph progress and historical cable efforts.

New York Jalla Dent Grant Jersey City Melger Grant Monument Gen. Grant Riverside Drive Gen.Fréedrosse Tehuantepec Panama A. 8 Hartwell Hawaii Honolulu Gap Francisco China Japan Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean Becaue England France Germany Enlisi Giles United States

Fight on Trusts in the Senate

Washington D C Jan 2 A sweeping measure by Senator Hoar to regulate trusts aims to block capital combinations that restrain production or fix prices. The bill would require open costing and prohibit rebates, with penalties including inter state commerce interdiction. supporters say it will aid legitimate firms. Also reports on Hawaii Fire Claims and a Cuba reciprocity prospect amid cabinet affairs.

Washington D.C Hoar Massachusetts Peth É.of Ahd Vandey Advertiser Washington, D. C Senate Hawaii Court of Fire Claims Territory J. G. Pratt

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