Weighing US Mail Subsidy and Transvaal Cargo Costs
A historical critique notes vast Allied shipments of horses and mules from American ports for the English army in the Transvaal, argues Britain once pledged to leave the Boers alone, and questions why the US should fund the American line twice as much as faster British ships while paying nearly three times as much for mail carriage. It points to time and cost comparisons from 1900 and criticizes proposed doubling of the subsidy to the American line.
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Transvaal
Horbor
Africa
Dom Paul
Cuba
Cunard
White Star Lines
Hne
Mubaldy
New York
London
Subsidy comparison between British and American liners in 1900
The report compares subsidies for Cunard and Star View ships with four International Navigation Company ships. It notes British payments totaling 180,080 and 44,000 tons with 100 trips, versus American vessels receiving over 50 percent more under the Hanna Payne bill, highlighting higher tonnage and trip counts.
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Cunard
Star View
New ‘Fork
Liverpool
International Navigation Company
Senate
New York
Southampton
Hanna Payne
Mall
Admiralty
British
American Inc
England
Subsidy Bill Backed by Enemies of Reform
The New York Journal argues the subsidy bill hinges on enemies and the anti authority faction. It criticizes weak opposition and insists responsibility lies with those who block or permit passage. It warns the minority owns the blame if dishonesty passes unchecked.
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Frye
Congress
Philippines
Cuba
New York Journal
Ship Subsidy Bill Faces Delayed Passage and Lobby Push
The article tracks the retreat of subsidy advocates under Senator Houtin and Frye as the ship subsidy bill’s passage slips past Christmas. Lobbyists tout the measure while opponents warn of its flaws, noting press bureau efforts to sway coverage and a wary Senate nearing session end with 16 to 20 speeches already prepared against the bill.
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Wasuixarox
D. C
Houtin
Wil
Lowby
Dan
Beersheba
Delightfm
Frye
Maine
Prye
Washington
Senate
Treasury
Holt
Why Not Free ships and free American registry
The article argues that free ships and American registry are essential to restore competition and lower freight costs. It criticizes the antiquated navigation act, warns against foreign subsidies, and predicts a dangerous shipbuilding trust if restrictions persist. It urges repeal of bans on foreign bulk vessels sailed under the American flag to empower producers and prevent foreign control.
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National Treasury
Substay I Hints at Subsidy Bill For International Navigation
A Republican hint on the Substay I. The subsidy bill may be of special importance to the International Navigation company, but few outside that corporation and its friends are eager to see passage. The bill would open treasury funds for another public money expenditure. Sandusky Register.
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International Navigation Company
United States
Treasury
Sandusky
Senator Hanna Whip Letter Facsimile Reveals Tense Prelude
A facsimile shows Republican senators before the opening as Senator Pryd is named prime mover in a whip letter. The document notes Cleveland and a request for acknowledgment to the author, reflecting coolness amid political maneuvering.
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Hanna
Pryd
Cleveland
Moki Tea Promises Cure for Sick Headache and Digestion
An advertisement touts Moki Tea as a pleasant herbal drink that cures sickness headaches and constipation, improves appetite and sleep, and makes users happy. It promises satisfaction guaranteed or money back, priced at 25 cents and 10 cents, with T Williams, druggist.
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T. Williams
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Tate
Madison Avenue
Will
Weishr
Nalanw
Nalay Weharly
A. H. Sherman
General Manwer
Corcoran
United States Treasury
Washington, D. C
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