Shipping TWO WINDJAMMERS AFTER LONG PASSAGES MAKE PORT IN SAFETY
Shipping news from the Pacific coast reports two windjammer arrivals after long passages. Captain Anderson and crew aboard the Robert Lewers reached port with a heavy cargo and endured a battle with weather as other vessels came in with lumber, coal, and assorted cargoes. The Shimbu Maru Ishi and other steamers navigated rough seas, while crews and officials managed the risks and salvaged freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lewers
Robert Lowers
Caplain Anderson
Robert Lower
Windiam
Retired Captain Lockett in line for Persia command
Chief Officer John Hill, long with Pacific Mill, takes note as Captain Andrew Lockett retires after a voyage from the Orient to the Pacific. Persia’s command passes to the former officer amid payroll and discipline shifts aboard the vessel during a tense transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hill
Pacific Mill Company
Inney
Wim
Ban Franciapo
Seyler
Persia
Andrew Lockett
Sia Bratipiace
Alt Harte
Troin Te
Fragmentary OCR Item from 84014 Moon Pet Notice
Fragmentary text shows garbled OCR with scattered phrases and names. No coherent event or entities readable to form a clear news item or summary.
VESSELS TO AND FROM THE ISLANDS
Maritime notices record ships sailing to and from the islands with ports listed such as San Francisco Sydney and Yokohama. Details include bailings dates February and February 18 and 20, arrivals February 26, and mail consignments aboard the vessels like Ben Francie and Perala. The fragmentary list notes departures for Howe Matitkona and Yokohama, with schedule close times and vessel names such as Zeuinwils and Lartine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
SS. Korna
Howe
E. Chifett
Honukin
Evtrett
Wel Melfuve
Matitkona
Sydney
Porior
Zeuinwils
Vast Chaos Onboard Perua Trade Ship Refers to Immigrant Stowaways
A Peruvian vessel halted in Port due to an autocratic transfer of two dozen stowaways from the Ube Tier, while celebrants and officials recount the tense arrival. Captain Adrian Header led the transfer, as Norse and Japanese travelers faced a heavy inspection amid maritime strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porste
Wilhaluine
Franciseo
C.K. Avist
Mee
Thos
Addison
W. Aberander
C. W. Ashford
Tac Lo Babouck
Moe Ruth A
Benedict
Fie i
Benner
Bergashicher
400
Morwatt
Mire
Romie
Miraay Hower
J. Hy Irae
Henry Hikes
Henry Brinek
Mien
Millinent Hrltich
Je N. Drown
J.B Cameron
Cie Hell
RG. Carwithon
Atlee A
Gieland
W.T. Crichton
Ambrea Crew
Helen Deming
Geo H. Dedgon
Mike Katherlaeyer
Mise Peart Dyer
Mies Nay Karheart
Mina Hy Kevang
Com. Fairer
J. Fisher
Aoc. Griffin
Mew
F . Grinvell
Dine
Hy Hall
Hane Vateon
J.T. HM
Mies
Ruth Houston
K. Mauetan
Mradio
Howe
Min Hermit Janne
Juiteh
A.M
Mies H Klerstead
Larven
Lawrence
David C. Lewis
Laomly
Wm. Lowe
Ken Metewit
Mins
T. McCors Hack
Dawlie Melver
M. Ninoll
Nive
Wynne
Caytain
Adrian Header
Te Ae
Tankes
Tragefer
Nathhig
Matsons New Liner Attracts Attention In City Debate
The report describes public interest in the new Matson liner Wilhelmina and a rival vessel, detailing proposed amenities, passenger capacity, and comparisons to the Wilhelmina. It notes design features, seating arrangements, private baths, and the planned usage in tropical trade routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burger
Aioe
Heney
Wilhelmina
Wilhelm Ant
Kevin
Tiny
KUHIO EXPECTED FROM CONTINUED PAGE 1 DEVIGATE CONFLICT
Fragmentary text reviews political maneuvering around Deigate and Kh Konig, detailing tensions between enemies and supporters. The passage references Governor disagreements and attempts to maintain peace amid factional pressure, with mentions of leadership and political aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeopie
Erie Celene
Iena
Konig
Soreen
Wien
Poriua
Leylog
Imachine
Island school upheaval noted by officials
Superintendent Wille T. Pope and Gunorvis notified Prinehutt Taylor of Powell about a dispute on the island involving principal 11 Wino and the Olabo, Mra, Patton. The situation prompted a pending review by Congress to decide the next steps and possible relocation of the principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille T. Pope
Gunorvis
Prinehutt Taylor
Powell
Prinetpal
Kahalt
Oabu
Mra
Patton Te Petting
For Sale Hutchiog-Hurred Toe White Herbaimis
An inexact classified line offers items including a white herb and shoes. The fragment mentions Hutchiog, Hlurk Minar, and a Phatte 206 code, suggesting a miscellaneous sale listing with unclear items and postal style identifiers.
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M Soni Veople
Leanee
Wekinley Loner
Nhat
von Fort
Hevetinis
Pitlang
Hell
Droker
Heine
Kot R
Hawatili
Bao Fare
King Teor Mort
Walting Noothere
Jarndberg
Curiilly
Honolult Vere
Tie O'Clock
Antonin Mall
A. Blom
Fort St
Aniporter
Mary-Ann Bonnet Shop
Milton & Parsons
Pantheon Bldg
Lumine
Fort Street
Miss Power
Biden
City Transfer Co. Furniture ‘Movers
Andrew Welch
Purser Sheldon
Kilauea
Trent Pacific
Cork
Atteines Air
Sturtea
Bho Welch
Hensale
Sierrm
Koneody Ty
Hilo
al Valcano
Washington
Boby
Queen Atreet
Carl Ramos
Ume Morang
Japan
Mary
Anderson
Feree Wales
Kony
Kan
Bhel- Dod
Byokon
Pameonmern
Mathie
Cratia
Capt. Lockett
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
Mont Rouge Wines
Muimm’s Champagne Schlitz Beer
Ely
Ian Mie
Alli
Merchants Exchange
Yokohama
Sally
Minha Whart
Tnowday
Kong
Kilanon
Atin
Dom
San Franchsco
San Frantivco
Acm
Sat Franelwed
Avitrew Welch Am
Gorie — Akabirt Lew
Lorn Am
Nebe
Aon Karaten Jagan
Shin Mart
Dap Tin
Any
Matson
Kuhio
Aniavot
Vetiot
Smatagn
the von Hamm-Young Co., Ltd
Packard
Cadillac
Stevens-Duryea
Peerless
Matheson
M. F
BUICK
Everitt
Tonneau
the von Hamm-Young Co., Limited
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