Harbor Front Items Show Ships Arriving and Sailing
Multiple vessels passing through San Francisco and Pacific ports with cargoes and itineraries. Vincent from Newcastle delivers 3020 tons of coal to WG Irwin & Co. Mokolu to be laid up. Lehua to take Molokai and Lanai run. S N Castle loading for Honolulu, Charles Nelson crew ties. Mikahala bound for Kauai ports and Niibau. W G Hall to be laid up for repairs. Mi kahala to replace it. Passenger arrivals list includes numerous names from Kauai ports aboard W G Hall and Mikabala with other ships noted.
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Vincent
Bryce
Newcastle
WG Irwin & Co
Albert Moyer
Kabului
San Francisco
Allen
Honolulu
Annie Johnson
Hilo
San Francino
Olsen
Charles Nelson
Mauna Toa
Kauai
Niibau
John
S P Hitchock
New York
W G Hall
Mikahala
Hood's Sarsaparilla: testimonials and cure claims
The ad cites social proof from users like Mrs. Canna Winrks of Lompoe California, claiming Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches blood and cures a variety of diseases. It presents testimonials as powerful evidence of the medicine’s merit and asserts that improvements come from purified blood. The copy promotes Hood's as the one true blood purifier.
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Hood
Lompoe
Cal
Shipping Intelligence from Diamond Head Signal Station Update
Shipping intelligence lists Aug 15 weather cloudy with light north breeze. Several steamers and sailing vessels announced, including Mauna, Tawau, Maui, Kinso, Maul, Upolu Kohala and Kona, with ports such as Honolulu, Kauai, Maui, and Oahu. Vessels leaving tomorrow include Star Noeau, Mikahala, Claudine, and J A Cummins, among others with specific routes and times noted.
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Diamond Head
North Eant
Bara
Twa
Maui
Claudine
Maul Mariposa
San Francisco
Mom
Mauna
Tawau
Upolu
Kohala
Kona
Kinso—Hawaii
Maul
Concert in Emma Square features Star Spangled Banner program
Tonight Professor Berger presents a program at Emma Square with works including Star Spangled Banner replacing Hawaii Pond, Sombie Overture Militry, Rio Gruul selections, Wallace Holo Chorus Cottage on the Hill, Antie Kanohe, Cornet Bolom Tran Tramp, Charles Krouter Pirates of Penzance Walter Vienna Blow, and Mareh Brito Kloet Star Spangled. The schooner Waialua will not sail for Waialua ports until tomorrow. The American bark Colusa arrived Sunday from Newcastle NSW with 1805 tons, en route to W G Irwin & Co. Claudine sails tomorrow as usual.
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Emma Square
Berger
Hawaii Pond
Wallace Holo
Alli
Antie Kanohe
Charles Krouter
Walter
Vienna Blow
Mareh
Waialua
Colusa
G H Ewart
Newcastle
Nsw
W G Irwin
Spain Pressures for Manila Pact as Ultimatum Looms
Washington and Madrid clash over Philippine terms as Spain resists rapid acceptance of U.S. demands. Ambassadors report Spain undecided on Manila occupation while the United States warns of harsher terms if no agreement. Ex-President Harrison named Peace Commission chair with Cushman Davis and Richard Olney as members.
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Washington
Spain
United States
Manila City
Bay and Harbor
Ambnasa— Dor Cambon
McKinley
Philippines
Manila
Peace Commission
Senate
Philippine Islands
M. Cambon
Poace Commission
Harrison
Cushman K. Davis
Richard Olney
Mapnip
Pence
Senor Sagasta
Sagasta
Marshal Campos
Congress
London
Madrid
New York Sun
Locke Company Agent Seeks Interpreting Aid in Morgan City
A. K. Harman, representing the Johnson Locke Company, accompanied the New York volunteers in Morgan City for an evening during which he sought an interpreter to assist with the firm he represents.
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Mnous Locke Company
K. Harman
Johnson-Locke Company
Morgan City
Charles Nolsan
Laome
Alliance
New York
Charles Elon
Police Court Notes End Fore Noon Sentences Suspended
In Police Court this fore noon sentence was suspended for three months in Jon Williams case. Joe Roas had sentence suspended for one year for selling liquor without a license. T Moore fined $5 and costs for assault and battery on Officer Lake. Kekukoa and Wong Heong fined $5 and costs for affray. Ten drunkenness cases paid fines into the treasury. Six Chinamen and three natives charged with gambling were set for the 16th.
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Jon Williams
Joe Roas
T. Moore
Costa
Asaault
Officer Lake
Kekukoa
Wong Heong
Nual
Silk sale at Silva's Temple of Fashion on Fort Street
Fort street store Silva's Temple of Fashion offers India silks at 25 cents a yard in a big sale. Mr Silva touts the bold bargain as stocks quickly vanish from shelves.
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India
Silva
Temple of Bashion
Fort Street
Shatter's Army Stricken and Legal Moves Highlight Series
Continued from three pages materials note orders to medical corps to stop shipments to southern ports. A Santiago voyage order allegedly not issued by medical staff but by generals or headquarters. Attorney Davis to file writ of prohibition in Hamilton murder case as unconstitutional. Geo P Castle elected MCA treasurer. Father Leonor marks 76th birthday amid ongoing parish life.
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Cortes
Spain
Chinchilla
Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Senor Salmoron
Republian
Prosa
Washinoton
Santiago
United States
Eral Sternbey
Porta
General Shafter
Davia
Hamilton
Geo. P. Castle
Father Leonor
Catholic Mission
Hale and Learty
Government Schools Hull Term Opens September 12 in Hawaii
By authority the Government Schools throughout the Hawaiian Islands will open for the Hull Term on Monday September 12 and will close on Friday December 2 by order of the Department of Public Anatenetion.
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Hawaiian Islands
Department of Public
Lost Handkerchief At Executive Building Reception
A vague note describes a missing handkerchief at a reception in the Executive Building. The item is linked to Koal Live and a potential favor involving exporting it to an unnamed party, with unclear details about who will handle the matter.
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Wilder
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