CAPTAIN ANKERS MISSING IN OCEANIA VOYAGE AND SAMOA TENSIONS
In San Francisco on April 6 Captain George Ankers of the schooner Oceania Varco is missing amid cautions he fell from the Mole to the wharf. Reports describe anxious at the harbor and dangers of the faded pier while a separate Samoa crisis unfolds with German commander of the Falke under guard aboard the Porpoise after alleged arms dealings with Matsafa rebels. The Upolu and Aorangi convey dispatches detailing gunfire, shifting loyalties, and tense patrols as American and British ships restrain German actions near Apia. A Hawaii election oath reform also appears in the day’s brief notices and Makaweli stock moves toward Boston.
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Hanify
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Apis
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Apia
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Sava
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Matsafa
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Philadelphia
Samoa
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Tana
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Boston
Yeaterday
Epetero
Coast Exchange
Hawaii
Roy O P Emerauu Leaves for KEanni
Roy O P Emerauu has departed for KEanni, with details sparse. The move appears personal or unknown in purpose, and no further fixtures or destinations are provided.
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Roy
O. P. Emerauu
Keanni
Leland Dies After Windsor Fire Rescue Effort
Warren F. Leland proprietor of the Windsor Hotel, destroyed by fire on March 17, died at 5:34 PM at the Hotel Grenoble after an appendicitis operation performed last Friday. His death follows the hotel catastrophe and medical treatment.
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New York
Warren F. Leland
Windsor Hotel
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Mr. Leland
Nabiku Sugar Co selects officers and directors
Nabiku Sugar Co elected A. Hocking as president E. C. Winston as vice president Harry Armitage as secretary Jas F. Morgan as treasurer H Avrtio as auditor and Frank Huatace and J A Magoon named to the board of directors to complete the governance slate.
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Nabiku Sugar Co
Thees
A. Hocking
E. C. Winston
Harry Armitage
Jas
F. Morgan
H. Avrtio
Frank Huatace
J. A. Magoon
Big Deal in Kona Land Purchases Kealakehe Property
Frank B. McStocker buys James F. Morgan’s stake in Kona Coffee Company giving him four fifths control and near three thousand acres of Kona land. Parapeny received offers from 3 to 26 dollars an acre in rent. Company plans to colonize with white settlers as rapid development is anticipated on the big island.
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Proictit
Apne
Wailua Agricultural Co
Percy
Edward D Tenneynd
William J. Bowen
Kinney, Balloa & McClanahan
Gear, Lansing & Co
M. Phillips
Young Hee
Genr, Lansing & Co
Young Hei
Maui
Magoon
Magoon & Silliman
Goar, Lansing & Co
P.M. Hate
Goo. D. Joar
Tiwan
J. Alfred Ma.moon
Elina Richard
Wirza Wook
Kinney, Ballon & McClanahan
George Lucas
Guardian
Frank B. McStocker
Jas. F. Morgan
Kona Coffee Company
Kealakehe
South Oas
McStocker
Konas
Big Island
Artillery Units Move To San Francisco Then Honolulu
Batteries I and K of the Sixth Regular Artillery passed through Newport in transit from Fort Monroe to the Chesapeake and Ohio route toward San Francisco where a transport will sail April 12 for Honolulu. Other Sixth Artillery batteries at Fort Monroe plan to depart Saturday for San Francisco. A bright electric light at Queen and Nousna streets would aid pedestrians and sailors.
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Honolulu
Sixth Artillery
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Samuel of Posen and Curtin’s San Francisco voyage
Mamuel of Posen and M B Varne arrive with a passenger group on the Aorangi. Mr Curtin travels to San Francisco via Vancouver and expects a two month return with a large troupe including a band drum corps minstrel or formers dancers, totaling about thirty four people. The show is promised to be first class and well received by locals familiar with Mr Curtin.
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Samuel of
Posen
Aorangi
Curtin
San Francisco
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Curtle
Chicago Mayoral Official Count Shows Harrison Lead
Official city tally lists Carter Harrison Democrat 145168, Zion C. Carter Republican 107225, John V. Altgold Lud Dem 45088, with 2495 scattering. Harrison leads by 41933 but lacks a majority by 680. Harrison won 29 of 34 wards with five wards carried by others.
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Chicago
Carter Harrison
Dem
Zion Ro Carter
John V. Altgold
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