Docks News Roundup of Ships and Incidents
The page notes multiple sailings and vessel movements including Leaver Today and Yesterday, Australia leaves for the Golden Gate, a new foremast for the James Makve, Marie Black ford at Fort Street wharf, Alpha to sail from San Francisco, Likelike to the Big Island, and W G Hall purser Max ill in hospital. It also mentions Roderick Dha sailing from Hilo to San Francisco, Robert Lonora to Marine Railway, J A Cammi tomorrow, and Kauai and Ikahala departures at 4 pm. Reports on tide tables, a noisy steamboat cargo from windward Oahu, heavy mail to Great Britain via Southampton, and gun practice by HbM 48 Tearus. The Idler yacht refitting after a fatal drowning, the W P Habcock crew accusing officers of cruelty, and a US District Court warrant against first mate Leed. A near-sinking incident of the Brooklyn in Delaware river is described, along with the Matson liner Annie Johsen carrying large sugar cargos from Ha Kalau, Hilo Sugar Co., and Pepeokoo Sugar Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Likelike
Big Island
Max
W G Hall
Roderick Dha
Hilo
San
Kauai
Hanamaulu
Ikahala
Makaweli
Waimea
Kekaha
Oahu
New York
Great Britain
Southampton
HBM 48 Tearus
Idler
J C Wilson Jr
Antioch
Naval Battalion
Natalie
Naval Boys
Oakland Creek
Honolulu
Habcock
Ornel
Philadelphia
United States
Brooklyn
Delaware River
Marcia Hook
Thia
Obe
Marcus Hook
Matson
Annie Johosen
Matson Monster
San Francisco
Hakalau Mlartation
Hilo Sugar Co
Pepeokoo Sugar Co
Port cargo totals from Hilo Tribune report
The Hilo Tribune notes shipments totaling 8 652 971 pounds across 25 687 bags with values cited for Wainkea Mill Co and other consignments. It lists passenger names Eddie K Sparrow and W W Kirkland among a small party aboard the vessel.
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Wainkea Mill Co
Wall of Shipman's Meat Market
Manter
Eddie K. Sparrow
W. W. Kirkland
Hilo Tribune
Passengers Arrived From Hawaii and Maui Aboard Kinau
Passengers listed include 7 son and wife, Mra McCombe, G Hammond, Geo A Martin, Mise M Hitchcock, W Wolters, A Haa hegen, IM Vivas, K Kamabara, T Wilson, L Rich, Wm Vanatta, B Pringle, Sam Nowlein, Mra Faust and child, Mrs Zesbris Hi and daughter, Mrs Machado, A W Dunn, O T Day, Mra T May, Loo Joe, A Kalawaia, Tom Ulukov, Jas Berry, J Qunningham, Hilarion, Father Mathias, L Ason, H W Mist, P TY Phillipe, Ho Kenton, Mrs 8 W Ostrom, Mrs H L Carter, C Lo Rosecrans, Mrs Abbott, T G Roding and wife, Tom Gay, Miss Keiki, A W Ke poikai, and 73 deck passengers.
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Hawaii
Maui
Por Atwr Kinau
Barrleg
Mra McCombe
G Hammond
Geo A Martin
Mise M Hitchcock
W Wolters
A Haahegen
IM Vivas
K_ Kamabara
T Wilson
L Rich
Wm Vanatta
B Pringle
Sam Nowlein
Mra Faust
Zesbris Hi
Machado
A W Dunn
O T Day
Mra
T May
Loo Joe
A Kalawaia
Tom Ulukov
Jas Berry
J Qunningham
Hilarion
Father Mathias
L Ason
H W Mist
P TY Phillipe
Ho Kenton
W Ostrom
H L Carter
C Lo Rosecrans
Abbott
T G Roding
Tom Gay
Miss Keiki
A W Kepoikai
Passengers Departed by Steamers From Hawaiian Ports
List of passengers leaving on multiple steamers on February 9 and 10 including Kanai Mahukona China and Japan Maui and San Francisco routes. Names include H Isenberg Otto Inenberg O B Wells Miss H Deinert Emma Deinert AV Peters J Freas H Wilgeroth W H Johnson Brus Honney Komatsu Zoller James Wight E 8 Gibbons Selfridge Scott Johnson Claudine Bailey Lewers Sims De P Myers Nap Wittrock Granwald Akana Jolie Akana Sydney Bailey and many others aboard Gaelic Australia and other vessels.
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Kanai
WG Hall
H Isenberg
Otto Inenberg
O B Wells
F Deinert
Emma Deinert
AV Peters
J Freas
H Wilgeroth
W H Johnson
Brus H Uoney
Komatsu
W Zoller
Mahukona
Kila
Nen Hall
James Wight
China
Japan
DB Smith
Mra Carter
WC Peacock
Mish
M L Dole
F Manner
A Bannister
M Green
Kodan
Mra Gillig
Mre Frederick
B S Haston
J Hoover
J McCulloch
Harry Weber
Hoyts Movey Lenders in Paris Exposed by Frenche View
From a French perspective, those who live well and dress well are often in the employ of schemes seeking fortune, with money lending agencies thriving despite warnings. Advertisements promise easy loans on flimsy signatures, low commissions, and upfront fees, while many applicants receive only costly letters and meaningless inquiries.
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Hoyts
Paris
Dreves
Pridows Neappy
Bimnarck
France
Counigness
Tramp Drawn Into Wood and Food Offer in City Tale
A fragment from the Boston New York Recorder and Cincinnati Enquirer narrates a tramp halted at a back stoop. The woman offers food if he splits wood to cook three meals while spectators weigh a possible matrimony and a cup of coffee. The tale ends with the tramp starting home toward Boston as observers debate the wood pile and travel.
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Homdly
Boston
New York Recorder
Ktarvin
Cinginnati Enquirer
Shipping Intelligence Alitvall Torspat Feb 9
Shipping notices show captains Kinaw Clarke and Maul Weorsnar departing Hawaii with March deliveries. Vessels Claudine Cameron and Freeman bound for Manila and Hawaii. VESHELE sails tomorrow aboard Australis Housdtette bound to Dan Frans Anca.
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Torspat
Ir Kinaw
Clarke
Hawaii
Maul
Tensnar
Claudine
Cameron
Kilaine Fou
Freeman
Porte
Hawall
Sime WG Hall
Haulind
Kaual Po
Tactic
Finch
Bi Eranelwo
Dan Frans Anca
French Joke Fragments In Early 19th Century Quips
A collage of witty snippets from old papers includes notes on a boastful duel, a sharp put down about marks on the body, a muted exchange about staying awake, and a moving day mishap with a man leaving his wife amid belongings. Key lines evoke a parade of humor and social scenes from New York Chicago and Detroit papers.
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Boia de
Dabgoers From Island Ports Rally At Tide-Filled Games
A garbled note from a dated page mentions several teams and players in a coastal setting. It references Kina ura and JF Lage, a 124 plays atindeir Rx, bayed sugar, and 42 huge Wauk, suggesting a local sports or event roundup with multiple names and figures.
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Kinaura
City Carriage Go J 8 And Ride Manager
City carriage company seeks a careful driver and reliable horses. Contact Lolephone 118 for employment at the port and merchant service area. Long hours and steady work offered.
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Gorver
Bort
Dr. Dobbs learns to ride a wheel and injures himself
A Chicago Record note reports Dr. Dobbs attempting to learn wheel riding. He carries his surgical cave for fear of accidents and falls from a braking action, suffering two broken ribs. Meanwhile King Bros. announce a fresh stock of tissue paper window poles tail rods artiste material picture frames and related items.
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King Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Australia
Golden Gate
James Makve
Marie Blackford
Fort Street Wharf
Sann Francisco
Kelo
Atts
Irene
Lee
Fl. W. Schmidt
Song
The
Kash
Hotel Street
Waverley
Marshal's Sale
Yn Bing
Bondula
Chow Sing
Panada
Wales
bin Wong Wo Company
Wilei Honolulu
R. Hykghcock
Republic of
Mukiki
Eabrays
K, Kekuene
Shipping Intelligence
Alitvall
Weorsnar
Stmr
Ta Cuntains
Searle
Onbuporta
Drpaieeok EH
Veshele
Chicago
Detroit Trine
Dabgoers Vrom Island
Makiki
Eald Eatray
K. Kekuene
Poundmaster
Canadian-Australian Steamship Line
Canadian Pacific Railway
Vancouver
B. C
N. 8
W. Callin
Sianalat
Save Bite
Smee c
Sydney
Suva
Victoria
I. C
Canada
Europe
McNroot
Montreal
Rowenr Keun
Winnipeg
M. M. Siranx
Cal
G. Mel
Buons
B. G
Fit
H. Davies & Co, Ld
Anwrian Mall Sri
Zealandia
Ootesle Btatenabip Company
Auckland
al Stee Steamship Monowai
Oceanic Steamship Company
Itexate
Wenning WM. G. Irwin & CO
L’d
General Agents
S. S
Satna Monowai
Alameda
Moana
W. L. Moore
Hilo, Hawaii
Tonne Ave
Court House
C. A. Peterson
Emma Strest
DR. Bert. F. Burgess
New Love's Building
Fort Street
William Paikuli
Deneg Kuakii
Wilder
Rose
Boo
JA. Kixg
parBupe
Star
Kinau
Honolua
Tonching
Tahaina
Maniney Bay
Makena
Filo
Braves
Moholuto
Iter
Lahuine
Saye
Pohoiki
Puna
Katumi
Enna
Hamoa
Ewa
Hawaiian Safe Deposit & Investment Company
Monolue
Kona Sanatorium
Bosutifnd
Honolsta
Salaria
H. A. Lindley
Kona
Just
Dhaka
Wing WO Tai& CO
Naudoo Steel
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