Cruiser Cincinnati In Port For Five Days Stay
Cruiser Cincinnati arrives at the naval dock for a five day stay. Captain John G Quinby leads a ship praised for its condition and crew morale. The vessel, 610 feet long with a worn pennant, sailed from Yokohama on the 14th and endured a heavy storm en route. The crew of 380 is noted as exceptional, with speed tests praised. The ship is a Raleigh class cruiser, near identical to the flagship minus a mast, and will proceed to the Coast as part of the fourth division. Local rumors from Chefoo regarding a wild story were dismissed by sailors. The main excitement centered on Fourth of July preparations before Minnesota's arrival.
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Yokohama
Rileigh
Chefoo
Minnesota of the Hill Line
Chinese man cuts throat at pet shop on Vauoa road
Lum Chun Chinese this morning cut his throat at a pet shop on the Vauoa road a mail carrier alerted police and a patrol wagon rushed to the scene Lam Chon was found bleeding in a bunk and likely will survive the incident Continued on Page 5
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Vauoa Road
Anderson
Lam Chon
Oil Firm Orders Missing In Kerosenes Fire Probe
Sheriff Jaukea announced a fire inquest into the kerosene warehouse blaze as Chief Taylor said crucial evidence is secured. The investigation seeks missing keeper records and Standard Oil Company delivery orders for July and August, with sessions to be held at the warehouse or police station.
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Jaukea
Taylor
Ol! Co
Rear Range Site Definitely Chosen
A revised rear range light site near the wharf has been finally decided. The light will be set within a few feet of Governor Frear and Capt. Orwell’s tentative pick, but now avoids the edge to permit vessel mooring. Washington will grant final approval.
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Frear
United States
Orwell
Sugar Market Report from San Francisco Beets Prices
Sugar prices and beet analysis from San Francisco dated August 27 report beats at 88 analysis 10s parity 4.11 cents, with previous quotation 10s 3-4d.
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San Francisco
Governor Tagkies Kauai Land Question Examin ed by Frear
Governor Frear and aides examined Kauai government lands once leased to Makee Sugar Co. The council mapped and discussed Kanamaloo, Kapaa, and Alaena lands totaling about 16 000 acres with 2600 acres of cane. Spalding, Mott Smith, and Pratt reviewed water, canals, and rail improvements as the lease nears expiration, Sugar Co seeks renewal for continued cane and Waipouli water access.
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Makee Sugar Company
Govarnor Frear
Spalding
Mott Smith
Pratt
Kapaa
Kamamaloo
Alahena
Anahola
Olahena
Sugar Company
Aewunt
Walpoull
Wonderful Pictures Of Ruins To Be Shown At Baths
Spectators praised motion pictures of San Francisco ruins and will see the same film at the Baths Saturday night. Reserved seats cost 50 cents and admission is 25 cents.
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San Francisco
Address by Very for Pearl Harbor address by Very at Chamber meeting
The Chamber of Commerce held a 3 pm meeting to hear Admiral Very discuss Pearl Harbor improvements. Present were Admiral Very, Captains Peters Quinby and others, with J. F. Morgan presiding and Washington memos cited. Very described Wilkes arrival and the harbor’s importance.
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Pearl Harbor
Admiral Very
Peters
Raleigh
Captain Quinby
Paymaster Brooks
Jas. FL Morgan
H. P. Wood
TH. A. Parmeles
Bruce Cartwright
T. Clive Davies
F. AL Sehiet Gartenberg
E.R. Stackable
Emil Bern
F P. Lange
Chas
Athe P. Cooke
W. Pfotenhauer
E. J. Spalding
Alex. Garvie
A. Sw.t. Bottomley
A. Thurston
D. B. Castle
A.d. Campbell
T. Rubinstein
J. 1K. Galt
J. F. Morgan
Washington
Wilkes
eParl Harbor
Telegraphers Strike Ties Up Associated Press Dispatches
No press dispatches have been filed in San Francisco by late hour as the telegraphers strike continues to affect afternoon dispatches. The Associated Press reports delays and suspended services across several markets.
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Associat Press
San Francisco
Seaside event honors Captain Quinby at Navy crew gathering
Thursday evening at Seaside invites Bulletin girls to meet young officers of the U S S Cincinnati. Captain Jack Quinby and crew are described as the holliest crowd in the Navy, promising merry times and conviviality.
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Jack Quinby
U. S. S. Cincinnati
Bulletin
Jack
Navy
Dance and Card Party Nears Sellout for Polynesian Lodge
Tickets for the dance and card party Thursday evening under the auspices of the Polynesia Encampment of the I.O.O.F. at their lodge hall are nearly sold out. The Bulletin girls and their chaperone have been invited, with promises of a pleasant evening and good time for all attendees.
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Bulletin
Supreme Court cases advance on writ of error
Ah Sing and seven others convicted for presence at a gambling game elect to go before the Supreme Court on writ of error. Deputy Attorney General moves to quash the writ. Lahainaluna case receives leave to interpret an answer within 20 days. Kalaeckekou versus Watluka Sugar Co. argued. Troy Sanitary Machinery Co. v. Sanitary Steam Laundry Co. set for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Ah Sing
Supreme Court
Prowser
Lahainaluna
W. R. Kalaeckekou
Watluka Sugar Co
Chamber invites Raleigh Cincinnati officers to special meeting
The Chamber of Commerce invites officers of Raleigh and Cincinnati to a 3 PM special meeting this afternoon where Admiral Yory will speak on the Visit Sewiwac souvenir store at. Proposed improvements at Pearl Harbor post office lie ahead.
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Raleigh
The
Cincinnati
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