Palle of Clyde Rescued From Harrowing Sea Voyage
The Palle of Clyde returned to port after a perilous voyage from Harweniawe, with the ship halting near Santa Tar. The Clyde was saved by its crew's endurance as it faced severe winds, and a later report notes a large cargo and several passengers aboard. The vessel then prepared to sail again toward Honolulu, with navigation updates and anticipated departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Hrweniawe
Santa Tar Fae
Trool
Hawk
Thie Sooty
Fragmentary Evening Notice From Unknown Source
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a salon and an event with unclear date. It references a moon, fall, and April, but specifics are unreadable. No clear persons, organizations, places, or concrete actions can be identified from the legible text.
Weather today with mixed readings and unclear details
Weather report shows temperature around 67 degrees with high humidity and dew points, light wind from the north, and unclear velocity data. Movement for 24 hours and rainfall over 24 hours are mentioned but data is garbled and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
Arrival from Kalil Prompts Coast Sailings Change
A fragment notes a morning arrival from Kalil affecting coast sailing schedules. It mentions a wall and wharf access around 6 o'clock and indicates passengers should expect a near doubling of changes to the sailing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalil
VESSELS TO AND FROM THE ISLANDS
Ships and origins listed for routes to the islands with arrivals and departures. Vessels include YORONAMA arriving March 29 from S Cina. SEATTLE with Maceda and others stalled. EVERETT and Grays Tarhor entries. CHIVYO MARU bound for Yokota. various netowners and routes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoronama
Maret
S. Cina
Seattle
Maceda
Minionirian
Everett
Hobart
Ible
Grays Tarhor
Matel Xelooner
J. Wok
Arch A
Unclear Transit Themed Arrival Noted At Harbor and Ports
Fragmentary OCR mentions multiple names and places in a complex transit scenario. Notable items include references to The Crown at Arré Pool, Harrison Dinnet, Vancouver, and Manila routes. Events imply shipments or troop movements, with dates and ports hinted but unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arré Pool
Waldry
Harrison Dinnet
Armaan
al Ihe
Suutle
Water measurement project in Kanai stream explored
Acting Chief Phere of the nature scare department seeks to assess water flow at the Kanai stream to determine how to supply water to Walton site and nearby areas. Officials aim to identify feasible methods to ensure reliable water access and optimize distribution among stakeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phere
Hame
Walton Aitean
Kanal
AMI
Anshola
Maya
Motown
Sherman Friday and Fleet Word From Hove Port
Fragmented OCR text mentions Sherman Friday and fleet terms with garbled names. It references riverine activity, meetings, and a distorted schedule. The readable fragments indicate a local discussion or report on transport or port matters with unclear specifics.
Morgan Firm Reorganizing Amid Legal Name Changes
The Morgan firm announces a reorganization affecting its human resources and leadership, with plans to adopt a new firm name. The article notes key personnel shifts and state regulatory filings as the changes take effect today.
Sundai Mareh and Koakullivele-Watte Mystery Names
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous proper nouns and places including AF DLN Mani Metatemd Laneaal Abe Wotentie Kawal porte WG Hall Kennat Mawnn Lon army Hawall Ninian Kawal porte-Noeaa Mendar and Anni Hani qutte-Melene. Text unreadable in places, unclear events or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rane Mote
Hall
Wrme
Kennat
Hawall Ores Ninian
Note
Passengers Arrived Amid Mixed Mexican Names and Mentions
A garbled OCR style list shows numerous personal names and scattered phrases from an arrival scene. The fragmentary text references many individuals including Mrs, Miss, and various surnames, with stray place and court-like terms interspersed. The legible elements imply an arrival or social catalog rather than a cohesive narrative.
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Masonic Temple
Sutil
Deere
Rose Devis
Pena
Order
Ars
Marine Engineers
Veveficial Association
Morty Osory
Gm O'Eloek
Pythian Ha
Certailly
Tacikie UO
Honoluee Lorge
Obi, Bop, Oo KL
Dillon
King St
Wawatean Tren NO
Tuilditie Vesting Brothers
Haeisliy
Hemi
Asch
Sacheu Taniis A. Pel
Anid
Antonie Lgl
Tuor Biuhia
WM. Jones
I Lunde
Odd
Ambroke J Wirtz
HA. Jacason
Oy Tulle
A. Blom
Fort St
Milton & Parsons
Pantheon
Sig
Fort Street
Miss Power
Boston
K. Uyeda
Nuuanu Street
HB Siehra
Young Hotel
Bolletio
Intertaland
Duerdaland
Hohliet
Watlotn
Mack
Onwa
Wana Lee
Ack
Seaguar
Sen Dorkima
Nowoli
Aloo
Feom
Kole
Natal
Honototan
Agin
Aaron
Hot Cross
Palm Cafe
Merchants’ Exchange
Aerograns
Chivyo Maru
Xati
San Beane Bi
Yokota Fy. 1
Chive Mara
Tate Wapeten HonerYod
Chatio
Monititi
States Army
Ferman
Manila
Nowisniki
Japan
Artive
Homnluiy
Prk
Mingmornin Avian Inoniake Feavtved VodAy
Olor
Depo Quarteriamstr
Stettau Ion Rerte
San Peanedsen
Redie
Lan Simptayen
PHN Ine
Fev
Kanai
Sherman
FLEET
Ansett
Ee Riverine
Etter
Bite
BMP
Kurt Aanigenewirthi
He Eherman
Hewi
Morgan Firm
Merman
Wdbeiine
Walt
Sundae Marehee
Mendar
Melene
Mmr
Per Muir Manni
Ravilpore
Sheldon
Vielen
Bueukt
Hrandt
Miurschadl
Clary
Belo Kwen
W. K. Martridge
Lawle
Weden
M. Hrown
Spira
Hangon
Vor
Jay
Mtma
Chive Mat Wan
Chinaporte
Hel Ponsonby
Mra
le Cte
Teedlite
Wea Metontiin
Yiuianaka
U Wolli
Th Mbahor
Mee
Moony
Mackin
Jay Madden
Men
Kine
Mire
W Jagarey
Fone Quay HW
Duntay
Mes
Bigion
Prwnton
Baller
Peacock & Co
Mlle
Edmonda
Canning
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