Gunboat Wheeling 1 From San Diego
The gunboat Wheeling arrived off the harbor early morning, docking at Navy wharf No. 2 after a roughly eighteen day voyage from San Diego. It surveyed positions along the coast, but no definite target or hydrographic detail was confirmed. Crew lists, armament, and shipboard incidents are noted, including the death of a cook aboard and the ship’s anticipated movements, possibly to Pago Pago or inland routes, with weathering and hydrographic watch ongoing.
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Mochlinger
Navy Wharf No. 2
Wheeling
Hojan
Puna
Will
Ty Pig
Pago Pago
Jobe de Greaves
China
Robell
Lotter
Uyaniee Cook
D Hanna
Hilowse
G. Htorksinger
Leeutenant
Hecor Honey Winett
Liewtenant AO
Bleatock
Streht Gielenst
Mayble
Bryan A. Lon
Sackett
Administrator's Notice to Creditors Declares Appointment
The notice states an administrator has been appointed for the estate of Timothy Murray in Hawaii Territory. Creditors must present claims within six months from the date of the notice or be barred. Signed by Charlie Murray acting for the estate on May 6.
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Murray
Tate
Howe Init
Toland
Gat
Hae Wall
Peterson
Kaahimani Trent
Hyever
Ant
Charlie
Murhay
Avtanttinbebrad
Hbumvaliely Stuylil Timmelt
Lam Suanpany
Hawalt
Nawal
Ani
Wold Corporation
Sald
Watt
Sald Corporation
Ald
A.D. Thor
Honolalu Rapid Transit & Land Company
Assembly Hall
Caatle & Cooke, Limited
Husoluls
Oatin
Territory of Hawaii
Wald Hicnolulu Raphi Transit & Land Company
United States of America
Wal Carpers
Avon
Tayalle
Hervore
Gerentet
Praaideat JA
Twilight in Port Delays Tug Twilight and Repairs
The Twilight arrived at the harbor towed by the Abe with the tow line breaking and stern damage visible. The vessel floated with about 100000 feet of lumber aboard and a missing rudder while the crew faced harsh seas and possible repairs before resuming service. Captain Kane and the crew were brought to Ho weal for assistance as surveyors assess the wreck and steerage.
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Kolom Kvial
Kure
Captain Kane
Howeal
General Warren Urges Full Publication of Espion Kop Documents
General Warren replied April 2 to Butler’s criticisms, asking that the government publish complete Espion Kop documents. He said the dispatches in the white book, viewed by the army, unjustly reflected on himself and his command.
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Kir
Charles Warren
Reeponmar
Hutler
Biliet
Splon Kap
Warren
Eplon Kop
Transport Crook's First Visit Here Continues From Page One
The Crook, built on the Clyde in 1883 and later renamed the Bourmania, has a storied transport history across the Atlantic and Pacific theaters. Captain Walcott, the third oldest master in the transport service, has commanded her for nearly four years as she returns to Manila and San Francisco routes. A long passenger list includes officers, medical staff, and civilians headed for Honolulu and other destinations. the ship is due to sail after a brief stop at Navy Wharf No. 7.
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Cape of Good Hope
Hill Line
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Crook
Todlaw
New York
Santiago de la
Porto Rico
Manila
Suca Canal
San Francisco
Philippines
Walcott
Munster
Airview
Navy Wharf No
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Temore Row
Honatiti
Hono Hild
Dares P. Robinson
Amnory
J. Darkson
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J. A. Emery
Wot Wilder
Dw. Hewswey
Chiles
J. W. Furlow
WM. Parker
D. R. Booty Hey
G. R. Crawford
Mackall AO
Seaman
Pint Blew
la Johnean
U & Infantry
Peter Egan
A. AL Mirkox
Sire
Murry
Atv
Prank Wonihiry
Charles My Aisidetar
Dorwiy
UAV
Wey
Child
Wille Leragh
Tewuber
Ehitl
Mra
Vows
Gannon and Vile
Barhenw
Garret O
Reilly
Carnaviines
Tourher
Rom
Fogerty
C. William Won
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Msa
Thinven
Lowa Kennely
Deamond
AL Harvey
W. Hartioury
B. Paints
Ue Infantry
SONS OF ST GEORGE DANCE AT BAT AUTOUY HALL
Captain Cook Lou presided as SONS OF ST GEORGE held a dance at Bat Autouly Hall last night to support Vie Balt. Inclement weather kept many away but a large chamber enjoyed music by a local quintet. The event ran late with decorative design, and officers including A Mackintosh and H Seymour led committees for reception and decoration.
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Cook Lou
Ana
Hane
George
Hopwe
Vie
Yale
Alex
Mackintosh
HL Weight
Georges. Harris
A. Jordan
FA. Harvingham
Hoor
Brom
Hy Gy Seymour
We Wright
J. R. Collins
A. Mackintosh
Hiron
AHL
G. Seymour
George A Harrhe
Jordan
Waimea Planta Hon Company Stockholders Meet Officers Elected
The postponed annual meeting of Waimea Planta Hon Company stockholders was held at 1 o'clock in the assembly room above Cause and Cooke's offices. Reports will be printed and distributed. Elected officers for the ensuing year: President J. J. Atherton, vice president W. Smith, secretary E. D. Tenney, treasurer W. A. Bowen, auditor B. P. Chapin.
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Hon
Cause & Cooke
J. J. Atherton
W. Smith
E. D. Tenney
W. A. Bowen
BP. Chapin
W C A Events For May Day Week Sealed
There will be no seeture at the W C A Thursday afternoon during the May Day celebration. Mise Hogers will render a poem at the noon hour. A sewing meeting is set for Friday evening hosted by Mrs Henry C Hrowa with an invitation extended to an Indian member of the association to join as early as possible. The Evening Bulletin remains the largest newspaper edition.
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W. CA
Shipping Intelligence from Weather Bureau Pumahou April 2
Shipping items list weather readings at Pumahou, currents, and duties. Describes ships sailing today and tomorrow including Kinau Claudine and Alameda. Notes passengers departed and crews bound for Hilo, Molokai, Manila, and San Francisco with various crews and goods.
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Pumahou
Moral Mitiqum
Apel
Kinau
Freeman
Hilo
Way Porte
Claudine, Parker
Maul
Be ‘Fim
Letua
Neopala
Molokai
Sp. m
Sime WG
Hall
Thompson
Kanal Porte
Aime
Niitau
Thampson
Kle
Prager
Allen
Conway
Charles Mie
A. Dette Tong
Fem
Hrvghet IW
Mekeon
J. C. Lyman
P. Jones
J. Rameell
Gordon Bis
M. Goovw
Wile
Hid
Niewes
Ammon
Pman
We Becker
Rank Woods
Were
Frisco Street Railway Hit By Major Strike
A large strike of Frisco street railway workers began Saturday amid mass walkouts. Conductor concerns over off days and harsh rules fueled the stoppage. Mayor Schmitz pledged police protection and planned talks with rail officials to resolve the dispute.
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