Moots to Meet Saturdays at Fort and Beretania Hall
Moots every second and fourth Saturday at 1 30 in K of P Hall corner Fort and Beretania. Visiting brothers cordially invited to sit. Signed by A Taylor and E A Jacobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Fort Street
Hendry
McCoy
Noble Grand
Oahu Lodge
No. 1
K. of B
P. Hall
Jonior Port
Berotunta
Jones
Wemb, K
Knights of Pythike Hall
A. Bakin
Sachem
Tody
K. of P. Hall
Deretania
Fort Streets
Eagies
Honolulu
UW Wilks
Birent
Fort
Vietting Brothers
Jas, D. Dovonerty
Gro. T. Kluegel
P Hall
Cor. Fort and
Beretania
A Taylor
E. A. Jacobson
Logan Here Wilt Casuals Transport Arrives Amid Weather Delays
The transport Logan arrived off the coast of the Philippines en route from Manila to San Francisco after rough weather delayed its arrival. It carried a large number of U S servicemen including 106 enlisted men of Battery D Lod Mold Artillery 317th and 87 Navy and marine personnel with 15 discharged gallated ten. Major Corneliue De W. Witleux assumed ranking officers duties aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Arary
Logan
Manie
San Francisco
Wnd
Norge
Aaltore
Pineland
Duval
Trates
Han Pranvinca
Frank
Northern Linen
Teatanirter
Huxeulo
Liebs
Mra Kokmat
Frank P. Heite
Frank P. Heite of the Rtefew of Navigition In the Philippine Ovprnient Wervion
Atx
Myelin
Kretor
Coast Guard
Us Department T Fe Ate
Norvier
Jenking
Manila
Hopevott
Delamere Skerrett
Honolulu
Ro B. Park
United States Navy
Thin Port
Logan Aerived
Lod Mold Artiillery
Hited States Army
Unite States Navy
Marine Corps
Corneliue de W. Witleux
Pardon Issued for Tin Boon in Hawaii Case
Tin Boon, brought back to Hawaii by Billy Woods from Sai Francisco, is at Territorial Prison after Governor Frear granted a pardon on a sentence tied to county prison time. The governor said the pardon does not bring happiness, and Tin Boon will begin serving a longer term in the Territory starting soon. The Chinese youth had misled detectives in San Francisco, but Tin Boon’s arrest and pardon proceed despite doubts about his identity. Other notes mention Chinese men serving extra days for prior offenses and the Newark firm Whitehead and Hong Pa represented in Ho ul by The Chase Frasier Go.
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Tin Boon
Hawaii
Billy Woods
Sai Francison
Territorial Prison
Sheri
Henry Willee
Frearie
Tin
Aurview
Hones Will Jay
Blip Woods
Niwoptiniog Novelty Anti Colmnity
Whitehead and
Hong Pa
Newark
Houl
the Chase
Frasier Go
Wubric
Kud
Local notices mix with odd ads and weather hints
A fragmented local page notes a Land Board meeting tonight to conduct routine business. It mentions beverage offerings, a carriage company promotion, police-guarded dates, and various Hawaiian items, then shifts to a court notice by Judge Andrie about a medical or legal matter.
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Laitherd and Woodward
Mtn, Co
Queen Bt
Land Board
Eleiteelerk
Ryor
Consolidated Bode Works
Judie Andemie
Wari
Piola Sinnly Co
Antrade
Engiien
Fragmented OCR Memo Reveals Alleged Favors and Names
The readable text notes a person named Walter Dillingham and mentions a figure from Thareton who held an attorney role. It references a government tech line license for several weeks and questions why a prior offense or punishment was not pursued, suggesting incomplete records and unclear connections among individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dillingham
Thareton
Ma Crason
LOR BOARD IM MEETS TODAY FOR LICENSING HEARINGS
The Lor Board meets at 4 PM at the palace to consider Sunday privileges for Waikiki Inn and the earde Hotel. Four hotels previously granted Sunday licenses may seek renewal while new applications are heard, including a hearing for Joe Silva in the Pantheon Baton case related to election night violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
They Palace
Wal Hotels
Ile
Waikiki Inn
Earde Hotel
Hanoyettal
Joe Silva
Pantheon
Ayree
Ayres
Rain Revives Price of OAH
Rain improves Oahu stock prices as investors react to rainfall boosts in Oahu farms. Shares in Waialua and Ewa plantations rise amid better water prospects, while trading focuses on Hilo and nearby stock movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oahu
Osha
Ewa
Aba
Hwa
The Mongol mystery sets sail and coal shipment arrives
A garbled report notes the Mongol will depart for Yokota and return, with delays in Honohiu. A cargo of Grirtien haudted tama coal hak arrived by the Makawell. Ships like the Atska wel and Noa Woaid are mentioned in transit or forthcoming arrivals, with general port movements and vessel names scattered amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercan Barkentine
Reunel
Emma
Newenwthe
Ata Fur
Aland
Weather Bureau Monthly Climate Summary 1890s
Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports a monthly climate bulletin with temperatures, precipitation, and wind data. The document lists highest and lowest temperatures, daily ranges, mean temperatures, precipitation totals, and notable measures, including comparisons to normals and days with various weather conditions, compiled by Stockman, Swatlow Director, Westhar Area Bureau.
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Incien
Lane
Ty NM
Wwe
Inks
Inya Oes Ysa
Otay
Stockman
Swatlow Dirketor
Westhar Aareau
ADS Payy
Maritime Trade and Shipping Movements Reported
The article details cargo shipments and vessels in transit including pineapple shipments, coal transport operations, and several named ships and routes. It notes departures from San Francisco, Norfolk, and Sydney, with arrivals in Vancouver, Philadelphia, and Grays Harbor, plus references to naval and commercial traffic on the Pacific and North Pacific routes.
Arrival list of passengers from port with many names
The Oceanic steamer is due at port at six o clock tomorrow with a six hour wait and a side launch alongside the white. The American schooner Transit arrived from San Francisco with merchandise and crews, bringing cargo and passengers to unload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimaminus Theaugbresk
Names of passengers and arrivals at Honolulu listing many individuals
A long list of passengers and relatives with destinations and origins appears in an arrival and departure notice. The dense roster includes numerous names, affiliations, and steamer routes, noting ships from San Francisco Yokohama Vancouver and others, with dates in August and July.
Sierra to Gome in Early
Wireless message received by the agent from the BB Bierra on August 4 1910 reports about 600 miles from Honolulu with fresh northeast winds and moderate west cloudiness. Barometer 30.586. Forecast indicates a boom for Friday morning.
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Sierra
Gome
Bierra
Hea
Bop
Hopollo
O'Nlock
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Masonic Temple
Honoluta
Warine
Harmony Lodge
Gonoluly Aerie 140
F. C. el
Woon Kilby
WM. C. McCoy
McKinley Lodge NO
Congo
Lewers & Cooke, Limited
King ST
M. E. Silva
Wight Galt
Harriss
Mutual Association
Yin
Ou Joy
Hing
Chang Chan
Fran Jatt
Tawestar
al Favors
Mhare
LOR Board
Waterfront
Fan Fragellen
HH Mackfeld
Honohiu
Sao Franchco
Auei
Erubier
Cleveland
Sailang
INP srehwoMr
Hatte
Stormer
Asia Lastyevening
Kiwex
Marston
Reddenio Ban Prancisco
Hitnie
Bal Prancisco
Enterpriae
Grays Harbor
Schif
Wrednesday
SAN Franciac
Wilhelmia
Henoriye Han Fiancinco
Behe
Jun Roipl
Point Pedro
Norfolk
M. Phalyasmot
Grays Harnch
Sequoia
Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Mingebork
Wugtar
Ronara
Los Angelia
Iain Pranele
Linco
Daly
Cheebemner
Denver
Hed Aria Ney
Vuipintin
Bae Prneinen
Ormline
Miornine
remrAt
Mackie
Amon
Eifeek
Coriminanior
Aimi RD
Pam Wehper
Venbowes Crain Herope
Paine
Heera
Fontan
Corditiane Cally
Kevkine M. Phelt
Phelpa
Atlanti
North Pacific
Phelix
Philadelphia
Bureau of Navigation
Bi: Prive
Krom Toox
Hull
Latoin
Mahoning Bream Whip Company
Matenn. Navigstien Maer Wilhelmina
Yenteritay
Reneral
Propiduu
Woldmastone
Vancouver
Fanepack
Wirkentead
England
Forry Jenson
Honalulu
Sumuwrday
Honatatu
Tocal
Yaehange
M. Phelps
Wyenauryal
Knight
George
Stephens
Jone
Ban Prawncea
Acaputen
Hilo Wa
Grayw Harbor
Ran Franchoo
Srannt
Mowail Porte
Ka Moi
Gohr
Newarabl
Alt. Largan
Mila
Namomabh
Sharrett
MH Park
Suh Vranelicor
Alden
Scott Maker
TL Haleal
Aew
Wnawr Childran
Murray. Bruner
Peneion Cannon
Andrew D. Chaffin
Wits
Olive Tonnar
Damman
Dany
Dluwiddie
Munn
Willett
Wiener
Perrow
Gideon
Ailimiy
William W, Gilbert
David £. Ullmer
GO. Howen
Charles Wollavlee
Heim
Mewitt
Atlan J. Nietengehtin
John
T. M Neely
Marr O'Connor
Timothy P. O'Keefe
Ani Winter
Samuel A. W. Patterson
Atlee
Ethel Pullen
Mise Kilenberh Fend
Roddy
Sid Lt. Win
Rucker
Mad
Henry HH. Rutherford
J. Rhelley
Shepard
May Delamere Skerrett
Thad W, Stoutey
Charles 8
Stanton
Dole A
Starkey
Dames
Stewart
Lothamien
Taylor
Ovear ‘Tengue
Truman Ti
Thorpe
John C. i 'Piiwowdr
Howard M
Tobin
Dobu J. Tottey
van Valkenburg
Carneline Dew
Witteo
Mra
Wolf ‘Wright
H.R. Vercher
Angelo Alonzo
Aimy Genete Tarth
Lloyd J. Howen
Michael Benjamin
William
Denis George Ehlers
Pat Wess
Jones Py Hamner
Frederick Herring
Henry F. Maapor
Charles J. Hunter
Mise Manche Keeplinger
Geo. D. Kees
FA. Kennedy
Ralph Marquesie
Geo. W. Mueder
William Payne
Kael Tutt
Henry Stein
William A. Sullivan
FB. Swain
George Vann
Whitlam
John Hi. Witeon
Paratime
Claudine
Hilo
Way Portly
George Perri
Simock
Mea
Deasi
A Abong
Mine A. Abang
Mie
Toomey
Kiona
Klann
Poohela
Mitews Vou
Tompaky
Alex Wadehouse
Song
Maste K. Rong
W. Ziegler
C.J. Behuentn Kuidwath
Mew
We Neowin
Takayama
Maste
W. Kubimann
W. G. Hall
Kanal Ports
Major Willis
Col Miles
Jo Kulymann
W. H River
Ttre
J. Mating
Mes
Mabind
AL Baker
M. Hoffer
J. Vaelkett
W. Kelley
Mea Jonephine Perry
F. A. Cunninghum
G. Imorys
J. Jeming
P Kubimans
Mun Naw
Amirican
Sad Krandsec
Merchasdina
Per Armie
Atauna Loa
Tor
Wor. Farrington
Tal
Mayawell
Mre
Maydwell
Fernandes
Mis R. Fernandes
A. Fernandes
Mre Fernandez
A P. Mendonca
M. Wi Syehndi
Trehudl
Pee Mon
Laveling For
Rati Froncleen
Mine
Henton
Mins J. Atherton
Mik
Loa Tuthoeh
Martha Twhtoe
Myx
Pulsloch
Mrs. Wratt
Mist M. Ling
Stra
O Linn
W.P. Carden
Carden, Jr
Bot
Beate
Mle
Prins Ira Prime
Mr Fee A. Mar Fin Cod
Minn K Mack
MR Mack
Ehitt
May Smith
Bani
Mink
Pareans
Cyril. Me
Min
Mt. Fagin
Cart Walker
A. Parish
1. Parish
A. Parr Teh
Amt Min Hb
Parleh
W. A. Rideout
Ehilt
Mili Noite
Mt.Ceani
B. Polemins
Mien Hyan
M. B. Horton
PB. Withington
Min Hatter
Mier Lethrman
A. Mine J
Cotvhoner
Cox
Lon
Dr. Vroom
Mertechy
Miss Hertechs
Me. Ood Mee
Pulte
A. Dredge
Mion Dd
Halle Liry
Minn Potter
Mite Hotlack
Mia
J. Dyer
Mary Gunn
Min Wars
Cook
Ella Kol
W. D. Alexander
Colburn
Ate
J. Colburn
Miee M
Te McCarty
Yoong
M. Parmanter
Cogegshall
D. Heed
Mir
Mercan
Wihelming
Ave
Harry Rab Mernan
Alderson
Coburn
DT. Fallaway
Jan K. Jarrett
Kennedy
A. Hurth
HL AL Wilder
W. Roster Mobnar
Thompson
C. OC. Deamon
Ales
Alex. Lindsay
Te Marshall
Cydia K. Ahodo
Mi Ry Mophne
A. J. Lee
A. de Crew
Vida Rows
David Lane
Lew
Hubert Boolt
Irene Young
Carthy
Josephine Pratt
Mary Sexton
A. B Sphanty
MS de Bretteville
JW. Car
Mr. Davigh
Ming le Desmani
Neamond
W. A. Bailey
Ne ‘Vroour
Jetsie Kennedy
J. A. Keonedy
K Arnold
Carter and Child
Thinven
Richard Won
Jon L. Clark
An Francisro
Zouandis
Yokohama
Korea
Aus
Malle
Buh Mranclvco
Lagan
Vancuver
Zoalandia
Yokohana
Mongolia
Holouloe
Makura
Tix
Teattie
Manita
Ban Wranclnen
Sherman
Mon
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