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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1904
Page
8
The report lists tide tables and port arrivals for February and early March from the United States Coast Geodetic Survey. It names ships and routes including passages to Yokohama Kobe Nagasaki and Hong Kong, with multiple vessels listed and crew or passenger names following each entry.
The steamer W G Hull arrived from Kaual port yesterday morning at 28 elock with cargo and a list of goods ready for shipment at Kaual ports. Purser Friel reports weather and sea conditions, noting heavy rain, strong winds, and moderate seas. A controversial remark follows about a libel arrest toward Adele, reflecting local gossip of the time.
London Times correspondent Captain A Smallwood sails for Yokohama after wartime reporting in South Africa. Guests include G Poullet of Chicago, D S Lockamith of Shanghai rail, J R Tuttle for Quiz Brothers, and S Boardman newlyweds on honeymoon. The Korea, 6100 tons, carries mail to Honolulu and beef for Vladivostok, sailing at 6 am tomorrow.
By Chaylen Creighton and A G Correa and attorney Jack Morgan, the defendant recently convicted of wedging Irene Luciel Edwards moves for a new trial. He cites verdict against law and weight of the evidence and asserts errors of law at trial.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names associated with a passenger and crew manifest for a voyage to the Orient aboard the 8 S Kara. It names travelers such as Maud Ahern F A Blake Mrs F A Blake M Bien Burnham Chang Chee Connaurgu Connell Crooks Qual Dun W A Rigor Major E arntwn Matter Robert Fulton Gilbert and many others, plus notes on servants and attendants. Passengers booked for the Orient are detailed with extended names within a crowded roster.
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