Fortification Work At Honolulu Powerfully Boosted By Army Plan
Government appropriations total 71 000 dollars for Honolulu fortifications with 7000 troops to be stationed locally. Secretary of War Lemunde endorses work within months, employing hundreds on site and circulating funds locally. Construction will require lumber and materials, with additional equipment for bakeries and fort batteries. Army engineers plan to defend the harbor and city, with future funding anticipated to expand defenses and maintain readiness.
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Honoluhrs
Tait
Honolulu
Chast Armory
Horles Wilde
Thin City
Pearl Harbor
Navy Department
Pomie
Barbarate
J. L. Slattery
Slattery
Improved Harbor Prospects Boost Honolulu Trade
An annual harbor report for 1904 highlights increased Honolulu shipping, with over 400 000 tons of homeward shipments and 237 727 tons of freight plus 85 441 passengers to local and foreign ports. Through traffic to the Orient and Australia valued at 45 807 753 dollars is noted. improvements aim to cut freight rates and expand naval fortifications. The text also covers tidal ranges, channel work, and authorized expenditures, emphasizing harbor safety and growth potential through Panama Canal era changes.
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Pou
Honotule
Liew
Cles
Honoluluu
Honolulu
Jeland
San Franciso
Orient
Australia
Panama
Pearl Harbor
Conran
Owen Jock
Narhar
Harbor Channel and Harbor Work in Honolulu Details
A historical report describes the harbor at Honolulu including the entrance channel dredged before 1904, with about 35 feet depth and a 200 feet wide shoal area at Man Tow. It notes the harbor from Tylithowe to Nunann River mouth, water depths near wharves from 0 to 8? feet, and shallows hindering large vessels from entering. The lighthouse area is described as plain, and the harbor’s narrowness impeded ship movements at mid to large tides.
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Honoluu
Haveau
Man Tow Wiler
Con Moneda
Poultry Show Triumph at State Exhibition
Nearly thirteen exhibitors competed in the poultry show with notable praise for the participants. Judges Gerrit P. Willer and J. Craig Fant CR. Fenaion led the event, guiding the exhibition to a triumphant conclusion amid strong entries.
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Vial
pHormittes
Gerrit P. Willer
J. Craig Fant
CR. Fenaion
Passengers Departed Vol 8 Korea to Bay Francvinco
A long passenger list appears listing travelers by name and initials from Korea bound for Bay Francvinco. Names include Hind Ginn Thompson Lathwesen Graham OShamgh Mary Guno Hunt Haumgartner Burnedd Kellogg and many others with multiple titles and affiliations. The fragmentary item reads like a shipping or voyage passenger manifest with numerous individuals and associated initials.
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Korea
Dee
Bay Franvinco
Geo. M! Hind
MW. G. Ginnea
RK. Thompson
A. Thompson
J. J. Lathwesen
Lathwesen
A. Grahan
Mom
O'Shamghuoxsy
Mary Guno
J HM. Hunt
Meg Haumgartner
A. P. Buirnedd
Mike
NK. Kellogg
Ioit
Hogaatt
Thee Fitch
Fitch
Wey BK
Bowles
Averton
Stree Wirg
Strassburg
Heardale
Boyle
John He Shine
Quinn
Chis
Zeno Mins de Perry
He He Séovel
General Buniner
Bumper
Capt T. Jervey
Arr. Jervey
Majora Weberner
PC Bren
Ge W. Care
Mise Grivwell
Kena’ Calting
Lae Kaun Chen
Mra Oo EB
McCurtty
Ste Ryle Tourth
Sehouws Ash Hager Hawt
Wi BL
Sedtewick
Abr
Sinvluie Mnt Wity
Pearl Helwer
Notice to Mariners and Local Disturbance Report
Notice to mariners lists temporary discontinuation of Entrance buoy No 2 in Honolulu harbor Oahu due to dredging work beginning about November 12. Also reports a Minoru shooting incident on Lilian Street, hospital treatment given, and a student from Kamehameha School sailing to Berkeley High and Harvard for four years.
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Lywill
Honolulu Harbor
Oahu Island
Ghc House Board
ALP
Nibl
Ny Ae
Jollyis
Metropolita Mont Co
Lillia Street
Council of
Robert Thompson
Thomson
Kamehamed Behool
Korea
Herkeley High Reloab Vtor Uiatt
Eter Marvard
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Noah W, Gray
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Te B. Thayer & Coy
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KOLA
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Pacific Transfer CO
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Kapiolani Building
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