Honolulu's rise and the departure at Alakea wharf
The scene at Alakea wharf captures Honolulu's growing ambitions as the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia departs for Japan and China ports. Local officials, mission workers, and business leaders gather to bid farewell while debates over wets and drys echo through the crowd.
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Alakea Wharf
Pacific Mail
Mongolia
Japan
China
Whitemore
Kobe
Crenshaw
Shanghai
Charles Bartlett
Nippon
EXEC Secretary Carpenter Back From Washington Testimony
Executive Secretary Frank W. Carpenter of the Philippines returns aboard the Mongolia after testifying in Washington on Friar Lands sales before a Congressional committee. He had leased land from the government, as had a brother of Commissioner Worcester, with Director of Lands Sleeper and Attorney General Villamor among others also appearing. The investigation will take about six weeks longer.
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Frank W. Carpenter
Philippines
Mongolia
Washington
Tands Sales
Congressional Committee
Martin
Carpenter
Worcester
Lands Sleeper
Villamor
Sugar shipment sails from Kahului for Siam Cruz
The American-Hawaiian steamer Mexican sails this evening with about twelve thousand tons of Hawaii's Best Crop sugar loaded at the railway wharf and from other islands. Ten thousand sacks of grain are included, along with 200 tons of sand for foundry use and groceries. The Coronado is unloading at Oceanic wharf and will depart after completion of cargo discharge.
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Kahului
Hawaii
San Francisco
Barkentine
Coronado
Oceanic Wharf
Honolulan Freight and Sugar Shipments Await Hawaii Arrival
The Matson Navigation steamer Honolulan, with cargo from San Francisco, sails from Seattle and is due around January 28. Honolulan brings general cargo while sugar awaits shipment at Ahukini and Gardensland ports, including 2000 sacks at Ahukini and 800 K sacks plus 2100 K S M 6110 K P and 2430 sacks L sugar awaiting dispatch to Honolulu.
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Seattle
Matson Navigation
San Francisco
Sound Ports
Kanai
James Logan
Hall
Ahukini
Honolulu
Kinaualao
Gardensland Ports
K. P
L. Suagi
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Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
King Street
Territory of Hawaii
THE
Associated Press
Mette BR. Feerington
Sven
Boullitin
Pea
Tore
SSE
Forstice
Territory of
Soing
Bomaoffice
Keble
Alaken Street
Pacific
Coll
Far East
Robertson
Makiki Valley Park
Altoias
Scott
America Maru
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
Hongkong
Alfred G. Stevens
Frank Cavarly
F. W. F. Baker
William Lrepe
W. Leffn
Toyo Kisen
Yokohama
EXEC
Hall’s Safes
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., Hackfeld Bldg
College Hills Tract
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
King §T
Kalakaua Ave
Manoa
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Island Fruit CO
Reese
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Royal Academy of Dancing
Odd Fellows
Pierre Barron
Aloha Bath House
Gurrey
C. Brewer & Co
Okolehao
ROM & CO
Mumm
Queen Street
Lovejoy and
King and Nuany Streets
Fort D
H. Davies
Primo
Rainier Beer
BARS
Waterhouse Trust
Wai Kiki
Walker Lota
Young Street
Kalmuld
12Th Avenue
Makili
Fort and Merchant Streets
Jordan
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