Boston’s Pacific Sailings Mention Storms and Duty Ahead
The Boston departed San Francisco on April 11 for a routine cruise up the coast. Delays from storms slowed progress, with a voyage via Panama and the Mare Island Navy Yard. The cruiser, a 3,005 ton protected ship, carries sixteen officers and about 275 men and is set for repairs and staged visits up the Pacific coast. The plan includes Bremerton and Puget Sound ports, with an eye toward Honolulu in coming months if not stationing elsewhere. Commander K. Niles heads the crew, including executive and engineering officers.
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Etorme
Boston Mae
Boston
Manta
San Francisco
Pacific Squadron
Panama
Toston
Mare Inlande Navy Yard
Inet
Goodrich
Hoxton
Pacific
Astoria
Ore
Lawn
Puget Sound
Port Angeles
Wash
Honolulu
K. Niles
Honolua
Manila
Bennington
Arcondary
C. A. Brand
Kent
PN. Olmstead
Llont
G. Murfin
W. D. Leahy
Ensign C
Prewman
Midshipman
Arwine
P. A
Burgeon D
Kerr
Asst
Paymnator
F. Brainaker
W.T. Hoadley
Boatawain
James Lockie
Ab Frad Harker
A. W
Wilson
Henry Simith
W. Mowedith
Fragmentary Hawaii Time Line From 19th Century Notices
Fragmented OCR text lists events and times around April including Hawaiian Standard Time 10h20m and 1 90 p.m. whistle blows. References to Kahulul Hilo Howos and ports such as Ran Franeiero appear with scattered names like Niihay W Thompson Am Annie Johnson and Northwestern 8. S. Olympia. The passage resembles a noisy timetable or notice list with unclear dates and places.
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Hilo
Howos Via
Greenwich
Olympia Returns to Coast Defies Honolulu Boycott
The Olympia sails from Padle Mall Dock to Seattle with 93 Japanese and five cabin passengers aboard. Officers say the voyage is not a failure despite unsold coal, planning another trip to prove the Northwestern Steamship Co is not easily beaten. Captain Truebridge steered out neatly, with Abe Lorie and Yasumura arranging laborers and 18 women on board. five cabin passengers named.
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Olympia
Padle Mall
Truebridge
Seattle
Honolulu
Abe Lorie
Yasumura Pit
Purser MacDonald
Pas
Mra
CH. Blebler
J. A. Smaile
PJ. Woodnoge
M. Nara
Mr. Goodall
la Jaide
California
omMcorr
Vireor MacDonald
Olympia Coor
Dune
Weather Report From Weather Bureau Office
Weather Bureau Office reports April 20 1908 temperatures from 6 am to noon with a high near 80 degrees. 8 am barometer 20.18 inches and absolute humidity 800 grains per cubic foot. relative humidity 84 percent. dew point 60. Wind at 6 am 5 mph from the north. at 8 am 8 mph from the north. at 10 am 15 mph from the northeast. noon 11 mph from the northeast. Rainfall in past 24 hours not specified. total wind movement for 24 hours ended at noon 218 miles. Section Director Alex B Ashby, United States Weather Bureau.
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Hoon
Alex
Ashiby
United Beater Weather Bureau
Peagoges Response in Legal Notice From Honolulu 1906
In a dated April 20 1906 notice from Pearl City Hawaii W Peacock refutes Rothwell Hines suit against him claiming false and malicious statements and assures Rothwell will be allowed full opportunity to defend actions in Tet Legal proceedings. A separate gossip line mentions Mrs Benneresey and Mrs Jennersell commenting on reforming a husband and angel rake feeding.
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Rothwell
Tay
W. ©. Peacock
Honolulu
Spectacle Promises Feats At Saturday Night Show
A large, well built figure described as a perfect example of physical manhood will appear. Seating is being reworked with some ruined seats available. The trapeze stand is suspended about 45 feet high. The Business Man's Handy Index in The Evening Bulletin offers concise notices and notices of tenders, judgments, permits, and real estate deals.
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Eeeryshing
Frewth
Slive
Walt Wotll
Plebt
Meck
Proposals Open for Concrete Arch Culvert Work in Oahu
By authority bids revived for a concrete arch culvert at Waipala Kwa Oahu. Proposals due by 12 o clock noon May 9 1905 with bid forms and plans supplied on receipt of $5.00. The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Supt. of Public Works
Honolulu
Waipala
Kwa
Oahu
Asat
Walyatn
Tate
Wheat and Oat Hay At Auction To Market Buyers
Auction notices reveal hay lot details including wheat and oat hay to be sold by Phin Whit Ye. Sale date to be announced soon, with emphasis on dairymen draymen and all May buyers urged to attend.
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Sonoma
E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd
American Brokerage Co., Ltd
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Red Cross
Ana
Chambers Drug Co., Limited
Gov. King and Fort Sts
SIK Employment Office
King St
Kawalahao Church
Hart & Co., Ltd
ELITE
Pentet Jon Home Bakery
Beretania and
Emma Streets
Omoe
F. L. Ferguson
D.ds
Mge
Young
Hotel
Bt of
Ray
Thie Distillern
Auiser
Sudan
Tim
Wodoentay
Kehatatele
Kouta Ports
Tharelay
Apell
Frown
Nilow
Ran Franeiero
Whitney & Marsh
Pacific Mutual
Clinton J. Hutchins
Fort Street
Weather Report
Weather Bureau
Young Isuiaing
HawaIian Opera House
THE
Elks’ Minstrels
Hugo Herzer
MR. Adams
Wall, Nichols Co
Gal
Tel. Main
E. M. Taylor
Alexander Young
Utding
Peagoge
Geo. Freeth
Waipahu
R 8
Holloway
Monotiti, T Uh
Aprilou
Boba At
Kaneohe
Koolau, Oahu
Kanhymany Stroct
Interaa
Olds
Allen & Robinson
Koolauspoko
Jas
Koolaw
Chie Place
F. Morgan
P. Mithot
Walt
Jas, F. Morgan
Overland Limited
Jeaves
Chicago
Southern Pacific
Information Bureau
Union Pacific
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Denver
Kansas
F. Booth
G. A. Montgomery
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