Maritime and Weather Clipping From The Standard Time Signals
Weather notes from Punahon on April 24 report hazy conditions with a 69 percent humidity reading at 9 am and a 30.02 barometer at 9 am. Several ships are listed with scheduled departures and arrivals including Stmr Kilohans, Keauhou, and 8 Moana Carey, with ports and times noted. The text mentions Diamond Head Signal Station and various colonial ship movements and crew details, including the second mate laid up with kidney trouble and the W F Jowett potentially departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moana
Carey
San Francisco
First American Bank of Hawaii Plans Branches and Directors
Discussion reveals plans for a Bank of Hawaii influence with freight rate strategies, a proposed Hilo branch, and a seven-director board including two non residents from San Francisco and New York. Joseph O. Carter is favored as manager due to local knowledge, with emphasis on conservative operations to support sugar industry expansion amid tight money and underdeveloped capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Mani
Muk
United States
Col
Macfarlane
Honolulu
San Francisgo
New York
James Campbell
Joseph O. Carter
Ethie
Jilienthal
Tts
Samoan Rebels Hold Out in Defiant Stand at Samoa
Reports describe Samoan rebels led by Liont and Gaunt seizing two trenches and killing many enemies, as Malictans lose about twenty five. A Malietoan flag is torn down by a woman helper, then trampled by an English sailor, prompting Captain Stardee to demand respect for the German banner. Follows accounts from A D Hendricks on prior and future engagements, shelling, and King Malietoa’s reluctant role in Samoa’s turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liont
Samoa
Stardee
Germany
A. D. Hendricks
America
Moana
Botterin
Fagalii
Thafane
Apia
Philadelphis
Tauranga
Philadelph T
Lanadale
Faglii
Hoffmacher
Mathaians
Royalist
Falke
Dney
Moapt
Malietos
Pantographs for sale at King Bros on Hotel Street
Pantographs are described as a source of amusement for all ages and as a tool to guide unskilled hands in enlarging drawings from smaller pictures through a mechanical process. King Bros advertises these devices for sale at 110 Hotel Street. The Waldorf Company visited the Executive Building yesterday.
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Wil
King Bros
Hotel Street
Cormoran Strikes Reef Near New Guinea
Passengers aboard the Moana report the German warship Cormoran, sent from China to Samoa, ran ashore in New Guinea and later reached Adelaide for repairs. The vessel is described as badly damaged.
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Moana
Cormoran
Frm
China
Samoa
New Guinea
Alao
Adelaide
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Hall & Son, Ltd
Columbia and Rambler Agents
Llewelyn
Anchors and Chain
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
Cr. W. Macfarlane
Dr. Pottie
Orpheum Hotel
Orpheum Building
Fort Street
Eklemms, Prop
THE
Orpheum
Thea Coontee
Eal Pesky
Post
D. H. du Bell
Violet Dale
Ir. Wm. Howard
Missee Graham
Matt K Post
May Y.hehiey
A. J. Ordway
Walter Pollard
Jim Post
weTvephone Sa
Hawaiian Sugar Co
the Ayth
W. M. Templeton
Kihel Plantation Co
Ibe
J. P. Cooke
Bulletin
E. ©. Hall &Son, Ltd
E.O. White
E. H. Pars
E. H. Paris
E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd
Hawaiian Opera House
Janet Waldorf
Lyons
Nile
Seurlay
Nichols
Bucklin
Warren
Honora
Pak
Ancy
American Messenger Service
Alakea Stroy ci
Theron
Hamatcoa Mil Co
Kukalan
We Riger Co
Theo. Vea
Lids
Hammalutue
Leares Furiabes
Gontleman
Gi. T
Bulletin Atte
Thy
W.G. Lewin Dairy
C.W! Mactariane
Olan Fort St
Bergstrom Music Co
Lind
Excelsior
Diamond Head
Weather Bureau
Punahon
Adrivals
Haw
Himalaya
Dearborn
Newcastle
Ais
AM Baxter
Marshall
Ban Fi
Rio de Janeiro
Ward
Chine
Japan
Stmr
Kilohans
Thompson
Makawell
Waimea
Kekaha
Keauhou
Mosher
Tabaiis
Kannapall
Sir James Makes
Tullett
Port
Dr Livermore
Mies Joun
Mra W
Lackland
Watinl
Bunday
First American Bank OF Hawaii
Maketoa'a
Tome
Waldorf Company
Cormoran Astrom
Jas. Morgan
Queen Street
CITY
Beretania and
Miller Sts
Beretania St
Miller St
Jas
F. Morgan
Queen St
Hamakus
Newroom
Kona
Pusshow
Payne
Palama
Quarry St
J. M. Vivas
Post Office
Lang
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