Trade With Canada Surges Despite British Tariff Advantages
The U S Bureau of Statistics reports Canada continues to buy more from the United States in the nine months of this fiscal year. Exports to British North America rise to 80 998 004 while 1900 and 1901 figures show large gains. The article notes tariff favoritism to Great Britain since 1897 yet US exports to Canada climb 16 percent over 1900 and 4 percent over last year, with a table of principal exports and values. It also mentions Nixon of Tammany Hall offering 100000 to alter Brooklyn bridge steel specs, linking to the bridge’s breakdown.
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U. S
South America
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
British North America
Great Britain
J Buiter
Survival of Spanish Law Persists in the Philippines
The Mania judge notes a belief that many people worldwide resist American influence and other reforms, justifying the continued use of certain Spanish legal forms in the Philippines. The argument suggests that enduring local traditions and hereditary prejudices require respect for traditional systems and that the old law remains appropriate for a long period.
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Sr H. Marshall
Caente Ame
Pri
Marshalls
Philippines
Katmaki Builds Institutional Center With Hospital Acquisition
Katmaki begins a new phase by forming an institutional center after acquiring a hospital. Prospective movements include Kawaiahan Terminary, Pacific Themngical Institute, and Mylls Institute potentially joining the healthful and sightly Place.
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Katmaki
Kawaiahan Terminary
Pacific Themngical Institute
Ana the Mylls Institute
Beef price scheme threatens Honolulu market
The article warns that agitation by interest groups could force a beef price hike up to thirty cents a pound, potentially increasing costs for consumers and affecting local markets in Honolulu. The piece notes concerns about how such a move would impact farmers and buyers in the hoof supply chain.
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Hono
American Emigrants and the Astor Peer Debate
The piece rebuts charges of William Waldorf Astor’s political apostasy and defends expatriate Americans who acquire foreign honors. It argues Americans seldom lose status abroad, notes immigrants in cabinets elsewhere, and envisions future Anglo American ties including potential British peerage for Americans.
Memorial Day Holiday Status in Hawaii Territory
A Hawaii Territory court discussion questions whether Memorial Day is a legal holiday. The piece notes no general U.S. national holidays exist by statute, Hawaii designates certain days as holidays, and memorial day may be adopted by future territorial legislation. It also references local newspaper notes and other civic items.
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Territory of
Hawaii
Circuit Court
United States
Union
District of Columbia
United
Phases of Our Island Labor Voices on Immigration and Work
A editorial letter argues against forced labor practices and blanket immigration bans. It warns that excluding Chinese labor and overreaching labor policies threaten Territory industries, livelihoods, and the broader economy. It urges measured immigration and careful handling of worker needs.
Honors to Rochambeau and the Yorktown aid
The Rochambeau statue in Washington honors the French officer whose aid, including a large gold loan and wartime matériel, helped American independence. The tale of a $20,000 loan and delayed payments shows his indispensable role and the delay in commemorating his contribution.
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Count de Rochambeau
Washington
Yorktown
Rochambeau
Mare Straits
Robert Morris
Duurris
Morris
Rochaimbeau
Bforria
Rochumbhau
Bergarty
Coast Fortifications Planned for San Francisco and Puget Sound
A bill aims to fortify San Francisco, San Diego, and Puget Sound with a harbor defense system. The plan includes a searchlight service, submarine mines, reinforced embankments, range finders, azimuths, and filled mortar batteries to make principal ports impregnable. General Crozier told Senator Perkins that California harbors will be better protected, reducing future naval threats.
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Sshington
San Francises
En Diego
Puget Sound
California
Crozier
Perkins
Ban Pranchon Weld
United States
Local Briefs Highlight Fourth of July Plans and Harbor Events
Eight young men accompanied Secretary Brown of the M C A on a trip to Tantalus yesterday. An executive committee meeting to arrange the Fourth of July celebration is set for today. Harbor vessels were decorated with flags at half mast for Decoration Day. Principal Duke of Kamehameha School reported on a school concert for the McKinley memorial fund showing a $360 balance. Forester Griffiths writes from Manila promising beneficial plants for Hawaii. Locomobiles arrived, and Logdomobile Co of Hawaii will soon open. Ka waihao Seminary commencement is June 4 at 10 in the assembly rooms. An Agricultural Seminar meets tonight at the Board of Health offices with papers by Duncan and Counter. Rev A C Wilson arrives to visit the islands and will preach at St Andrew’s Cathedral Sunday. A A King announces nonrelection bid for canal seat. John Wise and John Bush switch from Democrats to Home Rule party seeking legislature nominations.
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Brown
Tantalus
Duke
Kamehameha
Hias
McKinley’ ‘Memorial Fund
Forester
Griffiths
Taylor
Manila
Hawaii
Norman Halstead
Logdmoblie Company of
Kawaiahao
Board of Health
Duncan
Hawaiian Fertilizer Works
Counter
A.C. Wilson
Christ Church
Sausalito
Cal
Ventura
Islands
Ana
Mackintosh
Nuvana Valley
Jana Wal
Andrew's
Aking
House of Representatives
John Wise
John Bush
Home Rule Party
Various Honolulu Notices Include Saloons Opening And Local Actions
Local items report the new Boston saloon at Nuuanu and Smith streets under H. N. Crabbe, the adjourned Hawaiian Mission Children's Society meeting at J. B. Atherton’s residence, dog catchers killing untagged dogs, and seized vessels. A sheriff's sale in the Hamburg vs Wing Wo Co. case was halted by Marshal Hendry due to bankruptcy. Matle Lehua of Kamehameha Girls School held a fundraiser for an organ for Kalihi detention camp, featuring Beauty and the Beast. Thomas McTighe opened the Progress saloon at King and Maunakea with locally produced fittings. Wilder Steamship Co. may pay a recent Supreme Court judgment. $50,000 is the estimated sinking liability for the William Carson’s loss to the Claudine. Mrs. James Waldbogel of Makiki Street died after illness. she was Italian-born. Jared Smith visited Waimea and Parker Ranch on Hawaii and was impressed by farms. Treasury warrants May 31 are payable at Bank of Hawaii under a $150,000 Territory loan arrangement.
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Boston
H. N. Crabbe
Nuuanu
Smith Streets
J. B. Atherton
Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society
Dickey
J. F. Hamburg
Wing Wo Co
Marshal Hendry
Bankruptcy
Matle Lehua
Kamehameha Girls’ School
Kalihi
Beauty and the Beast
Thomas McTighe
Gomes
The
Progress
King and
Maunakea
Wilder Steamship Company
Supreme Court
William Carson
Claudine
James Waldbogel
Davies & Co
Makiki Street
Parker Ranch
Treasury
Bank of Hawaii
Wright
Local notices and staff changes in Honolulu area
The engagement of F. C. Holland and Miss Bessie Mossman is announced. Supt. Atkinson appeared at the Board of Education offices yesterday for the first time since his recent fitness. Gorman the Costar House catcher, injured Saturday, is improving steadily. H C Reed of Honolulu Iron Works, who suffered a stroke last week, is regaining strength slowly. M M Scott was omitted from a testimonial list. Hawaiian Electric Co lines to Manoa valley were halted by Supt. Boyd for permit noncompliance. C Raleigh True, apprentice at Honolulu Iron Works, earned dual certificates for free study in the Americano School in Boston. Five readers may win a chance to study engineering disciplines.
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F. C. Holland
Bessie Mossman
Atkinson
Board of Education
Gorman
H. C. Reed
Honolulu Iron Works
M. M. Scott
Lst
Bishop
Hawaiian Electric Co
Manoa Valley
Supt
Boyd
C. Raleigh True
Honolury Iron Works
American
Haitian official leaves for Jamaica amid protests
Port au Prince May 24 Tancred Auguste former Minister of the Interior and of Police departed today on the Paloma for Jamaica. On leaving the United States legation where he had sought refuge after disturbances following President Ram's resignation a hostile crowd gathered and troops were sent to escort him to the wharf. Auguste left the legation with U S Minister Powell in a carriage draped with an American flag.
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Port AU Prince
Tancreda Auguste
Interior
Police
Jamaica
States
Legation
Ram
Fo T
Insurance notice for fire risk on stone brick buildings
The undersigned appointed agents of the above company offer fire insurance on stone and brick buildings and merchandise stored therein. For particulars apply at the office of Schaefer & Co. Agu.
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Rouse Insurance Company
Divergent
Wanes Amurance Company
Lop Allnzee, Marine and Gemers
Amurane, Co
Pete Bee London
Pion Motional Insurare Company
Wilhelma
Madgeburg
Genere
Associated Assurance Co. Ltd
Winich and Berta
Schaefer & CO. Agu
Insurance agency advertises gun risk coverage here
The general agency announces it has been established and that F. A. Schaefer & Co. are authorized general agents to take risks against gun dangers at reasonable rates and on favorable terms.
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Honolulu
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Chas M. Cooke
P. C. Jones
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