Change in Molokai Light Causes Navigation Mix Up
Captain Lynam explains a misidentification of a beacon during heavy rain and mist near Molokai. The Sherman mistook a flashing light at Makapuy Point for the fixed Molokal beacon, nearly causing danger. He notes the need for advance warning of beacon changes and recounts the voyage past Diamond Head to Honolulu.
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Sher- Man
Makapuy Point
Sherman
Molokal
Lynam
Makapay Point
Diamond Head
Sharjm Pointed
Manang Island
Makapou Point
Maut
Lanai
Molokai
Honolulu
Makapua Point
Oahu
Makaimu Point
Mokayu
Rebekahs Installed at Pacific Lodge No 1
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No 1 held a regular meeting last evening to install officers for the term. Lester Petrie conducted the installation with Noble Grand Amelia Taciadi and a slate including Elsie Bell, Alice Nicholson, Elean Clark, Eliza Metts, Nettie Noyes, Clara Petrie, Bertha Smith, Charlotte Wicke, Aime Bicknell, Maud Cottrell, Helen Finney and other members filling officer roles. Retiring Noble Grand Marlon Fauth received a Past Noble Grand jewel and roses. the hall featured evergreens and roses and a sumptuaries repast closed the ceremony.
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Pacific Rebekah Lodge
Lester Petrie
Amelia Taciadi
Elsie Bell
Alice Nicholson
Elean Clark
Eliza Metts
Warren
Nettie Noyes
Clara Petrie
Quarantine probe opens on Wilhelmina sailors case
The U S grand jury began an investigation into the Matson liner Wilhelmina crew charged with breaking quarantine while in port. Several witnesses testified, including Dr Ramus of the United States Marine Hospital Service who placed the vessel in quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Siilors
Matson
Wilhelmina
Ramus
United States Marine Hospital Service
One-Sided Views Endorsement Highlights Bright Side
Readers are urged to maintain a positive outlook when their views are one sided. The piece suggests looking on the bright side as a coping mechanism and argues that optimism can guide reactions to differing opinions.
Cash Prize Offered For Original Article
A cash prize of ten dollars is offered for the best original article on the stated subject. The notice invites writers to submit their work, promising recognition and reward for compelling, well crafted prose.
Kaimuki Residential Value and Allure Explored
The piece highlights Kaimuki as the premier home setting with mountain and sea views, smooth roads, and inviting neighborhoods. It invites readers to visit, observe Diamond Head and Palolo Hills, and capture the sense of comfort, happiness, and development that makes Kaimuki ideal for building a home.
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Kaimaki
Waialae
Palolo
Prize Essay Call Set For January 31, 1911
Readers are invited to submit a composition by January 31, 1911 with a prize awarded for the best entry. The notice notes a result or ceremony around February 8, 1911, and calls participants to join the contest.
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Ioney
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Ealy
Sachs’ Dry Goods Co
Corner Fort
Beretania
ANS
Alexander Young Hotel
Atall Soda Point
Bos
Hive Traver St
Arctic Soda Water Works
Pinectar Sales Co., Ltd
Oahu Furniture Company
King Street
Alex
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd
Fort and Hotel Streets
the Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
FP Thomas Dyeing Works
San Francisco
Prench Laundry
King Street J
Abadie
Rebekahs
Reiadte
Kaimuki
Kaimuki Land Company, Ltd
T.H
THE
Renear CO
Algaroba Bean Mills
Hawaii & South Seas
Carnation
Net
Henry May & Co., Ltd
Shaw & Seville
NEW Monument
Alakea
Harrison Mutual Association
Metropolitan Meat Market
Heilbron and
Louis
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