Shipping and Trade News Foreshadows Manila Tensions
A sprawling dispatch reports on ship movements and trade in the Philippines during a period of heightened naval activity. It names the Dominion steamer Simin Aterrat and notes arrivals and departures, with references to Manila oil interests, the Sherlin line, and U.S. cargo routes. The piece links shipping delays and potential reentry issues to broader regional tensions, mentioning specific vessels, ports, and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepin
Manila
RK Aan
Fler
Leland He
Seth
Fleet Golfers to Tackle Club Again
A fragmented report notes Fleet Golfers scheduled to face the club once more in a forthcoming match. The text includes garbled names and scattered phrases about a previous event and participants, but the core idea describes an upcoming contest and local golfing activity.
Fragmentary celestial notes on tides and moon phase
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions tides sun moon and a late hour scene. It references lunar phase late in the month and a possible date near twenty fourth. Names and places are obscured by garbled text, yielding only rough astronomy hints without clear events.
Weather Today Summary From A Reading Panel
Weather today reports temperature humidity and wind conditions with references to wind direction and velocity. The record notes total wind movement during the past 24 hours ended at approximately 143 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Tinan
Wiles
VESSELS TO AND FROM THE ISLANDS
Vessels to and from the islands list ships arriving in January and their origins. Santa Marie bound for Molle and San Francesco arrives from a Mongolian port. Seattle reports arrival by January 1. San Francisco, Virginia, and other vessels noted with arrival times and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danmory
Kahulne
Santa Marie
Mlle San Francesco
AOBOR
Mongalia
Seattle
Virmintan
Bie
Paset
Sheridan
Marti Aonitay
Passengers Arrived at Way Ports Show Casual Arrival List
A long, fragmented passenger arrival list names many travelers and their companions at Way ports. The names include Conkey Wettwond Belt and wife, J Unger and wife, Dr J Mute May, Gal Minton, A W RichaPiben and wife, HO Lyteeler, Tenney, Hewe, Aleanil, and numerous others. The text resembles an incomplete ships passenger manifest with multiple personal names and associated families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woraime Aiwana Kea
Tan Hijowi Way
Mix Hrawi
Fe Crowhy
Wile da
Conkey
Wettwond
Belt
C. Siveteon
Wify
J. Unger
J. Mute
May
PL. King
Gal Minton
Mins Binhop
A. W. RichaPiben
A. Garkonbers
HO Lyteeler
Tenney
Mira
Ermlt
Hew
Herr Aleanil Wie
Gootendyie
Wit Pow
Cane
Cay Ko
Hophane
Te Mole
Hota Hind
Lent
Atime Fivedininone
Mise Walther
Mat Melaty
Rod Ruehiy
Talley
Pherson
Matonicumote
Yogoia
Geo, Smithies
Admiral Wichi Dead in Japan
An unclear oblique report describes the death of Admiral Wichi in Japan amid blurred references to naval events and personnel. The fragmented text mentions wartime context, locations, and unnamed figures, implying a military obituary note without coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Wichi
Japan
Mahuka Site Proceedings Highlight Mayoral Law Point
A historical district meeting centers on a law point concerning governance and election integrity. Key figures include Olson, Penereter Che Ane estinte, Thovnsson, Warton, and several county officials who discuss the district’s electoral procedures and protection of political mandates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ui Hulldline
Utes Dolo
Danineter
Nerney Moltios Ahning
Olson
Niles
Thovnsson
Witer
Warton Aly
Stitt
Chief M Duffie Silences Noisy Holy Rollers
A fragmented report describes Chief Mduffie intervening amid a disturbance by religious rollers. scrawled sections mention cemetery, meeting, and local figures in a tense scene with unclear chronology and scattered dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Duffie
Maryland Men Win Liberty Navy E Victory Tilt
Unclear OCR text fragments reference Maryland men winning a game against Navy with scattered names and places. The readable portions indicate a college basketball context with mentions of players and cheers, but specifics remain obscured by garbled characters. The event seems to involve competition between Maryland and Navy teams and includes references to scores, dinners, and various names, though precise details are unavailable.
Former Policeman Ends Street Fight Between Men
An incident near Vik involving two groups escalated into a melee with a former policeman named Henry Menta hachiriven assisting in stopping the fight. Authorities and bystanders reported the altercation between the two sides near Comming, Merrram, and Wort, with no further injuries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Menta Hachiriven
Ation
Brown
Thawet
Mike
Hole
Dent
Jack Merrram
Ilip Orreer
Change of Creed Agitates the Church
Fragmentary report describes a church dispute over creed changes and acceptance of doctrine. It notes Rev Dr Retder Cooke and others involved, with debates on Christology, the Trinity, and church governance. The piece references a canvass of opinion among deacons, members, and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elthout
Chri
Gilltet
Iowa
Etrarente
Rayon
Reinier Tae
Reinier Tae Placed Wimwolt
Scudder
Br Odie Favors Observatory Visit Scene With Volcano View
A detailed account describes Br odie and observers at Kilauea crater enjoying the volcanic landscape. The party, led by Br odie, is observed by Beadle and others as they view the lava lake, with guards and spectators ensuring safety. The report notes writings and a planned sermon by Br odie during the stay and mentions local hospitality and travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woote Brodin
Pamnetigor
Canadans
Ani
Beadle
Craters
Heli
Jaege
Jaege and Heyy
Mneh
Nlusia
Palleaean Lietiner
Kilauea
Htm
Warkantane
Warkantane Wal Soak G0 Fake Ony Stagnate Igwatiniih
Honoka
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Uritee
Cw Ttiven
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K.P. Hall
Aveficial Association
Sindous Sor
Hally
Matuidar
Acholuti Lodge
Jan Thibe
Oahu
K. of P
Berilan
Panier
Honolulu
AERIE
FOE
Pea Ilock
Ambani Hall
Marie
Hos Pratt
Weary Plomobey
A. Blom
Fort St
Mary-Ann Bonnet Shop
Milton & Parsons
Pantheon
Miss Power
Fort Street
Boston
K. Uyeda
Coy Nuuanu Strelt
Upe
Milone
City Transfer Co. Furniture ‘Movers
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Mauna Kea
Big Island
Wilbershine
Hutton
Abe
Hana
Stevens
Pune
Walter
Teeritotinl
Bediey
Maerhoon
Sparks
Urbort
Geome
SF Honan
Manchuria
Teaney
He Manehira
Sherilin
Purser Phillipe
otewMine Matha Rea
Kukathuete Daeg
Pinalay
Ath Abdls Hominy
Avivonan
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Arizona
Ratheay Wharf
Prschtition
Coeked
Katie Hi
Mito
Santa Marie Hevording
Ely
Afflenes
Schoaager
Maton
Cretdit Vy Hyneen
Emmali Alors
Mamaia
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
Mont Rouge
Mumm's Champagne Schlitz Beer
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Aali
Sual
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Wrath
Haynes
Damon
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Ate
Stockist
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Faye
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Joey
Oninton
Whitey Rae
Low Hotel
le Fey
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Adnan
Keviante
Netotra
Seaktornia
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Moe Caver
Navy
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ASO
Atvern
Marytam
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Colarada
Reeuity
Tit Rovers
Wren
Honig
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Miathe We
Merttow
Bath
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Aloe Grupaend
Fintunier
Brodie Favors Observatory
Gilman
Joniph
Dane Courant
Tibet
Wien
Eattier Inishers
Honetrtion
Jot Walker
Yoon Henne
Waquare
Ynyeus
Worrinte
the Manning
Kedowal
Tie Ap
Tau Othore
Atoutel
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