Shipping Intelligence Arrivals Listed at Diamond Head Signal
Diamond Head Signal Station notes clear weather and fresh wind at 1 pm on August 7. Arrivals include ships Mariposa from San Francisco and Eureka bound vessels from Eureka, with other vessels listed such as Haywood from San Francia, and minor entries from various ports.
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Diamond Head
Kast
Mariposa
Haywood
San Francia
Ami
Jusaie Minor
Whitney
Eureka
Stirachi Lackme
Kitgard
San Francisco
Harbor Front Items Onboard Lewers And Mariposa Voyage
The Robert Lewers finishes discharging on Friday and plans to depart for the Sound on Monday. The Oceanic liner Mariposa, Hayward commanding, arrived early this morning. Purser Walton provides voyage notes: Left San Francisco August 11 at 7 p.m., Honolulu reached August 17 at 5 a.m. First 28 hours were rough, then fine weather. August 13 4 p.m. passed a three-masted schooner toward SW. August 13 5:30 p.m. sighted a bark bound 8 EB. August 14 10:30 p.m. met a steamer bound NE. August 16 9 p.m. met another steamer bound NE.
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Robert Lewers
Hayward
Ort
Walton
Sanrancisco
Honolulu
Passengers Arrive Aboard The Mariposa From San Francisco
A long list details arrivals aboard the 8 S Mariposa from San Francisco including Senator Cullom and family, Mrs Cullom, Prook Boch, Lieut J J Goodale US Army, Rev Alex Mackintosh, Mrs J J McDonald and child, and numerous other named travelers and their companions. The roster also notes consignments and goods aboard plus names of firms connected to the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariposa
San Francisco
M Babcovk
FO Baker
A S Berry, Jr
W Blumenberg
C H Bellina
A N
Campbell
W_ Cagewell
M Cullom
Hor Dart
HJ Donnelly
TB Dredge
E T Duffy
Mis K Johnson
L A Dusham
Prook Boch
Eberlich
F Fairchild
Wie. Page
Mies
B Forsythe
WJ Gillesn
Overseas visit notes and resident officers in Hawaii
Senator Morgan and a long list of named officials and relatives travel to Pacific posts with Auckland Sydney and Apia contingents. President Dole hosts commissioners at the Executive Building. no military display observed. Ballou guests await Morgan. Tepeacaniatmvs ball likely to be sessions with an American sergeant at arms, Albert Berry Jr. present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T Morgan
GW Morgan
H J Morton
Misa G Pensinger
T J Penfield
A W Pickard
Ed Pollitz
D A Ray
Albert Rane
F J Hi Reckon
M Richter
WB Ridgely
Ridgway
LA Rostin
Dan Sepia
A Sherman
Lieut J Smith
J A Smith
Mra M Smith
C Strebell
Mies Clara Thurston
E J Vawter
Mra Foe Welle
Mise Weasterins
Wigt
Mire K_ Wight
D Willard
F 'T Wood
US A
Auckland
H © Elliott
A T Garlick
J T Garlick
S D Marjoribanks
F G Moon
A C Purehas
Newman Smith
Thea
A Camboge
C Craigmere
Alt Payne
Sydney
H Austin
J Bondorant
Boyd
T W Brand
G L Bryan
BE Caselmani
O M Clark
BE Cocking
Mra
T Dobie
L H Harford
Noumea
BG Hayward
O Kitchen
C H Lewisson
Alex McMullin
John A McMullin
Edward A McMullin
Mise
L McMullin
Mies K McMullin
Bessie McMullin
JJ Patwolee
Geo Pietrusky
W C Quinby
TG Swift
Eas Watt
J Kolav
8 Payne
C Merdelinus
Mordelinna
Henry Frank
Jao Olsen
JR Howard
O W Wagner
Apia
Palmer-Lovell
Dole
Potter
President Dole
Freer
M. Ballou
Morgan
Hawaii
Cooper
Saya
Albert. Berry, Jr
Admiral Miller Visits Commissioners and Senator Cullom
The American Commissioners greeted Consul General Haywood at Snow cottage as Philadelphia’s officer arrived seeking Senator Cullom. Admiral Miller sent compliments to the commissioners for their swift voyage and safe arrival. Cullom thanked the Admiral, remarking that he had raised the flag in good shape.
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Haywood
Snow Cottage
Philadelphia
Senator Cullom
Admiral Miller
Ee Cosisiamen
Cullom
Foreign News Notes Amid War Tensions and Promotions
Riots flare in China as missions suffer. Admiral Kirkland ill at Mare Island. Sampson and Schley promoted to Rear Admiral. E. J. Phelps ill. McKinley creates San tiago department under Maj. Gen. H. W. Law son. Day named probable peace commissioner. Spain reportedly refuses to exchange Cervera. Captain Philip of the Texas slated for shore duty. Sigsbee to Texas. Day to resign after war. Russia-Sangland tensions drive Denmark to military readiness. Farragut torpedo destroyer achieves 25 knots on trials.
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China
Kirkland
Mare Island
Sampson
Schley
E. J. Phelps
England
McKinley
Military Department of
Santiago
H. W. Lawson
Secretary of State
Day
Spain
Cervera
Philip
Texas
Masons On Maripora A Pacific Voyage Masonic Session
A social session of the Brethren of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons was held at 9 pm on August 14, 1808, between San Francisco and Honolulu. Alexander Mackintosh was elected presiding officer with John A. Smith as secretary. A resolutions committee read aims on unity, loyalty to the craft, and signing a commemorative roll, listing members from lodges and temples across Hawaii, California, Utah, Oregon, Ohio, New York, and beyond. The meeting closed after the roll was signed and usual masonic commands concluded.
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Brethren of the
San Francis-co
Cal
Honolulu
U. S
Alexander Mackintosh
John A. Smith
Philip K. Hickey
Phoenix Commandery No
Allen Sherman
Brooklyn
California
J. Saley Cole
Oriental
Utica
New York
Hawaiian Lodge
Php
Bra
Alexander McMillan
Lebanon
G Rco
Felitaleb
Os~banes
Canada
John A Smith
Portland
Oregon
ACM
al Kadir
AON
WJ Gillespie
el Monte
Islam Temple
AA Onms
San Francisco
Cala
Weber Lodge
Oxden
Utah
Philip K Lhiskey
Arizona Lodge
Phoenix
Arizona
Zaribah Temple
Suley Cole
Co B
MD Hogan
Weber
Eden
el Kalah
Lloyd Johnston
Greenville
Ohio
Alladden Temple
Columbus
E A Sherman Jr
Oakland
eRroptee
Irle
Taxton
Allen
Fred W Kohler
Albion
City
Fortification Rush Planned for Pago Pago Harbor
A Washington dispatch reports Samoa's Pago Pago harbor fortifications will be rushed as Ungi neers Parke and Chambera await Samoa by the first steamer from San Francisco. Pope Leo is seriously ill from heat exhaustion. The Morgan City transport is reportedly making a fatal Manila voyage, with seven troops dead at sea and two firemen jumping overboard.
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Washington
Pago Pago Harbor
Samoa
Parke
Chambera
San Francisco
Leo Ia
Morgan City
Manila
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Westenholm
E.C. Hall & Son, Limited
Corner Fort and
King Streets
Ista
Piiko
Gear, Lansing & CO
King Street
Telephone
Stre
L. Keeaumoklot
Hood
Hood & Co
Apothecarien
Lowell
Shipping Intelligence
Macfarlane & Co
Wo Sing
Chaos Hustace
D A Roy
Maj W A Langfelt
Quong Ching
Yee Hop
Claus Spreckels Bank
Theo H Davies & Co
Yee Wo Chow
H J Nolte & Co
Metropolitan Mest Co
Lum Chong Tai
Benson Smith & Co
Lewis & Co
M Phillips & Co
McChesney & Sons
P G Camarinos
Anderson
A Berrawald
Poreign
Masons
Maripora
High Seas
Pacific Ocean
Edwin Bright
Brisbane
Queensland
Ayer
United States
Australia
Stackhollers
Maoha Mey
Bruce Warlnge
Ab Tao
Stoeke
Carpenters
Hamberlatn
Oahu College
Panahin Preparatory
Sho
F. A. Hosmer
Hosoi, Hy 1
S. Kimura
Quon and
Nguwau Streets
the Arena
Wallin
Weitneathy
Miles
Porto Rico
Ana
Fatunday
le Gon
Shafter
Sin
Bana
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