Shipping Skipper Breaks Quarantine Amid Heavy Penalty
Captain John Lewis, master of the new British freighter Saint Kilda, breached U.S. quarantine rules at Honolulu Harbor, facing a potential fine of five hundred dollars. The vessel, recent to Hawaiian waters, arrived from Newcastle N S W, and officials indicated the penalty under federal quarantine law stands for violation of stated restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Kilda
cHewe
Wwe
Holt
Noah
Damien
Tiewes
Akipper
Walla
Cape Tal Lewin
Hamis
Saint Kilda
Autralian
Newcasitle
Capuain Lewis
Honolulu
Ha‘vaiian
Vonen
Puget Bound
Porte
Christman Day
Rateses
Haven
Gaonantine Island
Carl Reis
Sintine
Faevin Hospital Avenue
Roman
Fragmented OCR News Item in Unknown Language
An unreadable OCR segment with mixed letters and numbers, unclear language, and no discernible names, places, dates, or events readable enough to summarize into a coherent news item.
Weather Today Not Clean Text
Weather data appears garbled with multiple typos and missing clear values. It mentions temperatures around 74, barometer readings, humidity, dew point, wind velocity and direction, and precipitation over 24 hours, but the exact figures and locations are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. mi
Bam
Mona
VESSELS TO AND FROM THE ISLANDS
Shipping notices list arrivals at Pacific ports on December 18 including Dee from Pearl Harbor and Lehr from Fillo while Crown of Galicia and Crown of Arron report departures. London and Yokohama vessels are shown with December 17 arrivals or sailings.
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Tehuan
Straits of Magellan
Son Salvador
Ile
Salina Crug
Young
Pearl Harbor
WI Young
Dee
Port Townsend
Alved
Hilo
Lehr
Alinnly
Calne
Fillo
Ban Pedro
Galicia
Antwerp
Sallod
Crown of Arron
Tor Honolahi
Yokonam
Leather Bebe Contelnlig Wedroam line Hwee Herm wedd gt tile olde
The torn OCR text mentions a wedding event in a historic setting with names attached to the couple. Details are unclear but imply a union related to Leather Bebe Contelnlig and Hwee Herm with a referenced tile or location.
Boy Scout Mement Offers Reform and Organization
The article describes a meeting outlining the aims of reorganizing Boy Scouts with a focus on honor, badges, and community service. It notes a permanent organizing committee formed from participants and lists numerous local figures supporting the movement.
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Hotor
Yar
Podnell
Soho
Tife
Aneh
Boya
T Wa
Conon Iader
Hitchcock
Wilder
Baud
AWGN
W. A. Bryan
D. HM. Elteti
A. H. Ford
W. F. Dillinguam
Paul Super
Carl Ramus
Boonewe Bowen
W. Ht. Farrington
Mathmon
Sheba
Wm. Yap
A. Wilder
M. Dole
W. de Whitnay
CR. Momonway
Bishop Labert
Grimtta
Clive Dayien
MM. Beat
Jan, Wakefield
Feowr
W. B. Cuntle
Judge Hartwell
Ge. Macomb
Capt Carter
W. KE. Brown
W.T. Pope
Port Allok and Island ports listing December schedule
Fragmentary OCR lists ships and ports including Puget Sound Am. webs Kaual porte W G Hall Molokal Lanat ports and December 18 entries. Mentions Atami Lot and Molokal sequences. Reading unclear but notes schedule activity and port connections across multiple island ports.
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Pete N
W—salut
al Porte
Tieinsy Tun
Atami Lot
Passengers Halted Amid Ocean Freight and Port Delays
A detailed list shows passengers linked to the Topan pers and Mongkong Mesars with names including Daggett Page Porstipe Mauna Low and more. Reports note the Crown of Artagon awaiting in Honolulu and a ship from Antwerp bound for Honolulu with further references to port calls and a Board of Health death toll of two from tuberculous causes in Honolulu.
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Mongkong
Daggett and
Page
Porstipe
Mauna Low
Katial
L. Dousd
J. Downe
N. Haxtle
W. Miller
Robinkon
Guy
Max Crandall
Mina I. Gay
D. Kaahoo
Mia
Kaahen
Deverill
Miyn Schommelfoning
Wilcox
Mire
Tan Wo
Mine Neoward
Quarantine and Immigrant Health Crisis Scrambles Port
Confused wartime style report describes smallpox probe cases at a quarantine point, Spanish immigrants, and a wine company probe. Officials report infected arrivals, investigations by internal revenue and federal authorities, and potential fines while noting limited cooperation and ongoing legal actions.
Miss Moyer Resigns From Women’s Christian Association
Miss Moyer tendered resignation as secretary of the Woman’s Christian Association after ten years. The board accepted her notice to take effect soon, with plans to ensure no interruption in the program and to appoint a successor after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
She Your Women’ ‘Christian Association
Mike Curiote Moyer
Priday
Mu Moyers
Hoxton
Miss Moyer
Laupahoehoe Land Lease Arrangements Documented
The Laupahoehoe lease records show He Laipahorhon Bugar Company arranging land blocks to A100 ere Of Land from Laiupahoehoe near Laiupahoshoe. Notice states the terms begin November 6, 1914 with payments totaling 8x000 for the full term. Papers filed at the Bureau of Conveyances this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laipahorhon Bugar Company
Tsa
Laiteken
Hilo
Hi Walk
Te Peice
Laiupahoshoe
Bureau of Conveyances
KUKAIAU CASE SETS FOR TOMORROW IN CIRCUIT COURT
Judge Cooper granted a mandamus motion, with a new writ filed in the Kukalaw Plantation Co vs Hor and Horror matter. Tomorrow afternoon in Circuit Court the complainant’s case will be heard, along with other items including the Territory vs Quinn and Cho You Kee. Divorces granted in Manuel Araida vs Homline Araida and Edward Genet vs Maury Genet. Akuna preached at Kawalahao church to a large audience, praising Hawaiian language delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Kukalaw Plantation Company
Albert Horror
Ite
Robert Horna
Amorrow
Judy Sooper
Thomas J. Quinn
Cho You Kee
Iwi Robinson
Manuel Araida
Homline Araida
Maury ‘Genet
Hilo Franchise to Washington Abbreviated
The Hilo electric street railway franchise is nearly settled with LB Connor preparing to travel to Washington to present terms to Congress. Governor and agents anticipate possible changes by Congress but expect a favorable outcome, while the American bark Albert reports a 15 day voyage from Hilo to Port Townsend.
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Leinehne
Hille Electric Street Railroad
LB Connor
Washington
Congress
Lee Leen
Workingtone
Albert
Pacific
Hilo
Port
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Masonic Temple
Alin
Arine Fygineers
WM. McKinley Lodge
Aturdey Gali
Evr, Fort and Beretania
Vialltog Brothers Cardiaily
T At Vend
Kivbey
Jacobson
SON Clulm Lodge
P.O. B
Rowsillin Lodge No
BF. O
King Wrest
Fort
Allvut
MENG
Tiendavatnrally
Hoblishon, Bucher
Ev. Todd
Colock
Puttian Hall
Beatin Fem
Diecken
Monte
Uch
San Antohio Hall
Vineyard
Hmmm
Tay Thorn P Higgins
W. P. WM
McOy, Beor
Hurle
Mayehle
Ben Krenvlen
Kinny Street
Leanne
Velueh
A. Blom
Fort St
Milton & Parsons
Mary-Ann Bonnet Shop
Miss Power
Fort Street
Boston
Aledis
City Transfer Co. Furniture ‘Movers
Neo
HieaIor
W. G. Hall
Mathe
Waanehgors
Maul
Kona
Kant Forks
Hawaii
Phils Vexset
Kuhalalele
Naulla
Ookela
Laupahoetos
J. A. Kennedy
Inter-talend Steam Navicination Company
Puget
USA
Orient
San
Prometheus Duc
Owen
Mikahala
Maui
Molotu
Pearl
Pearl Turbor Naval Station
Induco
Balbos
Panta
Naval Station
Panama
Acros
Noeau
Intertelind
Nocau
Kutal
Omeers
Mauna Loa
Kauai
Kaye AL
Kinwa
Java
Kawai
Thin City
Puker Iakun
Interelaland Weater
W. OG. Hall
Garden Island
Kaual
M.A
Py Mob
le Plam
Ube
Hawaiian Islands
Ouby Island
Teark Harbor
Poland
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
Sun and
BOY Scout
Harrison Direct Ling
Fred Waldron
Harrison Direct
Crown of
Honoluld
Ban Pero
The
Board of Health
District of Honolulu
Tuborewluatna
Board of Agriculture
Hahberm
H.C Potern
Wuuinatiat
Matamoty Hat David
Awilge Cooper
Mevenae
Kiward
Deng
Revenue Department
United States District Attorney
J. Walter Drak
Internal Revenue
Cottrell
Elale
Corgett
Ely
Desliny
Witeh
Mikur
Addey
Alhough
Munney
Laupahoehoe
Kukaiau
Sachs
Engligh
American Woolens
J.e.rocha
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