Movements of Steamers From Various Ports
Steamship movements list several vessels and routes including Breawens from Cache San Francisco to Aorangi, WG Hall from Kauai to Stort, Warrimoo to Victoria, Matis Lon to Konie and Katt Glenfarg Yokuluma, Kolu Kaunakakai, Claudine Maui, Upolu Hawali, Kinau Hawali to Mau, depar tures of Fou Bata Mokolu Molokai Lanai Auge Claudine Maui Mikahala Koyun Kinau Maui Gaele Yok upolu Clenta Mauna Kane Mau Hawaii Auge WG Hall Kanal Ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breawens
Cache
San Francisco
Aorangi
TOY Evervase
WG Hall
Kauat Storts
Warrimoo Victoria
Matis Lon
Konie
Katt Glenfarg
Yokuluma
kolu—Kaunakakai
Claudine Maui
Upolu
Kinau
Fou Bata
Molokai
Lanai
Claudine Maui Mikahala
Maui
Mauna Kane
Mau
Hawaii
Hall
Kanal Ports
Arrivals and Departures at Harbor from Various Ports
Ships arriving from Koolau Oahu Hamakun and Makai ports include Selr Kaulkesoull Seir Ka Mol Star J A Canning Sunvay Joelyat and others with crews led by Olson and James Makeo amid July operations. Departures list include Stuart routes to Royal Roula Onlu Stuer Keauhou and Mokolli for Molukal and Lanai with vessels such as Transit Jorgenson Henry Villard Aimy Turner Warland and Mowlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selr
Laity
Koolau
Setir Kawallant
Oahu
Seir Ka Mol
Hamakun
Stow Kaonn
Parker
Star J A Canning
Searle
Oot
Monly
Awelie Robert Lewers
Coolman
Port Townsens
Sen King
Wallace
Nanaimo
Amsche ‘Transit
Jorgenson
Bau Franchi
Amschr
Henry Villard
Murphy
Royal Roula
Am Bk
Aimy Turner
Warland
Royal Rouda
Mowlay
Etme Kaena
Onlu
Stuer Keauhou
Thompson
Owlu Porta
Btn
Mokolli
Bennett
Molukal
Ant Lanai
Btmr
James Muakeo
Tullett
Kapoa
Stor Claudine
Cameron
Marul Porta
Mikatala
Kaual
Kinwa
Chike
Maui
Hawaii
Double Tragedy on Kanai in Japan
On Monday in Sugawa, Japan, laborer Sugawa murdered his mistress Loo by throat slashing with a razor and nearly severing her head. He then cut his own throat with a scythe. Both were dead before responders could reach the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanai
Japan
Sugawa
Loo
Harbor Front Shipping News From Port Townsend and Nearby
Shipping items report arrivals and sailings including Eureka from Honolulu and Waialua destined for Kanai ports. Varying vessels discharge coal and lumber, with weather favorable on Kauai and coastwide activity noted in port towns, including Seattle and Honolulu trade movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Port Townsend
Honolulu
Lizzie Vance
Babcock
Baltimore
New York
Custom House
Inepectora
Baterpe
Port Sunday
Newcandy Nsw
Inter Island Co
Gwynedd
Portland
United Kingdom
Durban
France
Sic
Passengers Arrived From Multiple Ports in July
A historical passenger list shows arrivals from Kapaa Kauai Maui and Hawaii ports with numerous names including Miss L Kabanu Mrs J F Godfrey and J W Anderson. It records cargo such as 2048 bags sugar 516 bags rice 2533 bags sugar and 200 bags rice among others, noting on deck counts and family groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauai Porte
Kabala
J F Godfrey
A Fernandes
BT Droier
J Kalanokalani
Q Aba
W Anderson
J Purdy
Mins
Long
D Kahaalelio
Keabi
A Andermann
Judd
Maui
Per Stor
Olandine
K BR Berg
H P Baldwin
Mr Benton
C Bulte
Mise Crozier
Misa Zoffman
Miss Kaus
R W Boote
J A Norman
I Galgio
T Clark
R Nowihic
WG Scott
TB Walker
Lawcon
B Andrews
Larsen
Awana
F Silva
H Kaili
R English
F W Beckley
Kapsa
Kauai
Hawaii
Mani
Etme Claudine
Local and General News Items From Honolulu
News notes mention J Hookano taking a prison yard post, the Pennsylvania set to sail for Manila on Wednesday, and other transport and recruitment updates. Red Cross figures Oswald Schlott and Eugene Rosenthal are active with California and Hawaii relief efforts. Local business, medical licensing, and upcoming sales are also noted with half price discounts and sales events. The Lobos prepare to resume work, and a transport aims for the Mokolii route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hookano
Line
Pennsylvania
Manila
W. Boote
G. M. Boote
Spreckelaville Plantation
Maui
Spreckelaville
Sacha
Honolulu
Eugene Rosenthal
Red Crows Society
Mokolii
Police Court Docket Shows 44 Cases This Morning
Jorge Wilcox disposed of 44 cases in the Police Court this morning for little more than half an hour. Three deferred, the rest attended to. Keoni nolle pros’d on larceny in the second degree. Twenty four Chinamen fined 4 and costs for gambling. one forfeited bail. Two native women fined 2 and costs for disturbing the night. Kawelo sentenced to one month hard labor for assault on Kiliona. Emma Square Concert program announced. South Dakota troops hosted lunch at the Executive building grounds today, hearty cheers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge Wilcox
Keoni
Nolle
Chillingworth
Kawelo
Kiliona
Courtmart J. A. Kelley Missing After Steamer Arrival
Puebla official Courtmart J. A. Kelley is sought by authorities after leaving the steamer during its arrival. A corporal was dispatched Saturday to locate him, and Kelley now expresses regret for not making a call aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtmart
J. A. Kelley
City of
Puebla
Kelly
Aguinaldo Dandy in Gold Badges Proclamation Incident
The Hongkong correspondent reports General Aguinaldo issued a proclamation mocking government officials and detailing gold insignia for the Philippine leadership. It notes the Manila mail saying rebels lately suffered reverses and lost territory south of Malite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Loodoo Daily Mail
Geveral Agauinaldo
Othrs Invenin Ho
Manila
Malite
First Circuit Court Opens Work with Condensed Calendar
The August term of the First Circuit Court opened with Judge Stanley presiding. The condensed calendar lists cases stricken for various offenses including liquor selling opium possession and affray. Several cases were discharged by nolo prosequi and others postponed or continued to next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Circuit Court
Stanley
Uuwa
Ben Kaluna
Saub
Hoon Hing
John A. Baker Gross
Cupid Kalaninnade
Harry Kloomme
Flag Transfer Plans for Admiral Miller Visit Hawaii
Admiral Miller was to depart San Francisco on July 27 aboard the U S ship 8 Philadelphia for Honolulu arriving next Wednesday. The ceremony to hoist the United States flag over Hawaii was planned for Thursday with Miller delivering sealed instructions to Minister Sewall. No new details on sovereignty transfer emerged.
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Westenholm
E.C. Hall & Son, Limited
Port and
King Street
B. F. Gravely
Tobacconists
U.S
Washington, McKinley and
Dewey
Nunana
King Streets
P.O
Telephone
S. W. Lederer
Mauna Ala
Pha
M. E. Killean
Kapiolane Park
Trounseau Ostrieh Varn
David Dayton
Merchant Strout
Yokohama Direct
Keelung Maru
UG. Tatad
Japanese Immigration Co
Spreckels Block
Pioneer Building and Loan Association
Chamber of Comueres Ig
Likom
Hood
Shipping — Intelligence
Windsorth
James Makeo
Dullett
Kiya
Stree Clowline
Fron Mac
Mikshala
Nawillwill
Boterpe
Longmule
Newcastle
Francises de Janeiro
Ward
P. Silva
Instrumen's
Kona
Uati
Ae We Anhuitee
Kiwe
Sea King
M 3
Grinbaum & Co
Mikahala
Star
Kolon
Niihau
Bk SC Allen
Consualo
Abukona
Schr John AF North
Honoipu
Bk Andrew Welch
Repeat
OT Olson
Port
Seattle
OL & B
Robert’ Lewers
Goodman
Lewers
Abuj Bein
Makaweli
Keka
Allen
Bktne
Dimond
Bryt Consuelo
Kapaa
Etwr
James Makew
L Kabanu
Kapali
Mpoura
Oswald H. J. Schlott
Red Cross Society of California
Rio
Paul A. Dumphy
Olympic Club
D. G. Camarinos Haw
Ledding Onl
Enugene Rosenthal
California Red Cross Society
Henriques
Masonic Temple
Emma Square
Seneettippe Chorite “Taubainer
Miswe Kanoho
Cornet
Hoceovereesetry
Coos
Bertie
Gharles Kroutee
Howth Dakota
South Dakota
Utah Light Artillery
Signal Corps
Lancheon
Ayer
Pa Hanne
California
Aguinaldo the Dandy
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