Walla Walla sunk drifted on to tow to San Francisco
A damaged bark Walla Walla was towed toward San Francisco after a collision with the steamship Max near Daye Men. The Max, badly leaking, was towed by Acme and Hugh McCulloch vessels with the Bark TrullIng behind. Crew aided as the tow moved south, with the Max sinking, and the bark brought into port behind the other vessels.
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Sun Hrancmen
Roy Phip
Walla
Acme
Creecont City
Point Avena
Hugh McCol
Wessel
Acme Foto
McCulloch
San Francisco
Tay
Igt| Avion Naval
Glasgow
Brederick
Henry
Feu
Robert Bonotatty
Wien
Bbs
Cape Menitorinas
Bee
Murine
Milly Amny
Livy Wannue
Omar
Aml Fk
Buss Gouy Cher
Wardtenaw
Puget
Aen
Point Arena
Roanoke Arrives In San Francisco After Atlantic Voyage
The American ship Roanoke, long overdue after a perilous Atlantic crossing, anchors in San Francisco harbor in a leaking condition with cargo aboard. After fire and smoke aboard near Honolulu, the crew battled flames and completed a remarkable voyage from Norfolk, with salvage and rescue efforts noted along the way.
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San Francisco
Roanoke
Honolulu
Norfolk
Manthe
Pat
Atlantic
Hongtalis
Theo
Tamwan
Homatalu
Real Estate Transactions Recorded January 1902
Real estate records from January 1902 show multiple mortgages transfers and partial deeds across Honolulu, Oahu, and surrounding Hawaii locales. Names include Kaytotant, Campbell, Con Gordon, and Metcalf with various grant numbers, mortgage amounts, and dates noted.
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Babar Tinitey
Iflmuel Temed
Young Yan Et al
Tee
Sautentes
Morteage
Hanobibr
Galiti
Peter
Dmawney
Io Kaptetant Estate Limited
Buck & Kopielant Tract Henolihe
Ao OK
Hook
F. Strawet
Hushamit
A. Garvie
Suvant Valley
Conalla Oahu
A. Congdon
Lanelne
Wwe
General Powers
YF. Ryan
Brown
Kaliit
Honolulu
Oahu
Hmig
Thomas Meteall
Manoa
Honora
P. Neumann
Thos
Metcalf
Hall
Magon
Honotaliy Onha
Tang
Ourmannh
Kmne
Manna
Thong
Htewatl
Oatny
Wreckage cruise seeks sources after Cape Flattery coast find
Port Townsend reports United States revenue cutter Grant sails along the Strait of Juan de Fuca to inspect a large quantity of wreckage strewn along the shore over the past two weeks. Indians report fresh wreckage near Cape Flattery as the storm rages and ships seek shelter in Port Angeles and Clallam bays.
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Wash
United States Revenue
Grant
Fuca
Alee
Cape Flattery
Neal Fay
Cape Piattar
Foster
Grant Sii
Alice Gertruite
Newh Hay
Cape Plattery
Venuos
Ava
Atralte
Port Angeles
Clallam Bays
Pacific Union Oil Co Offers California Lands for Investment
An advertisement touts Pacific Union Oil Co properties in Coalinga California. It claims producing wells yield 109 to 250 barrels daily with 70 cents per barrel contract prices, urging investors to buy stock as California oil fortunes rise, noting rapid share advances from $1 to $1,400 and promising management integrity and revenue reinvestment for property development.
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Coalinga Oil Fields
California
Coalinga
Fuury
Pacific Union OF Company
Pacific Union
PSHE
Storck
Cagney
First Philippine Boat San Francina Albion to Manila voyage
The Albion, a transformed four engine refrigerating steamer of 216 tons, will carry valuable freight from Manila Bay to distant ports. It will depart next Monday for a voyage via Honolulu to Manila as part of expanding American trade in the Philippines. The Albion is the first of four American steamers to engage in interisland commerce, with plans for additional ships and contracts to support supplies and freight movement.
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Norte
Philippines
Intersistamt
Tie
Joel Shipping
Albion
Acros
Honolulu
Manila
Fleet in rough seas halts tarawet voyage in New York
Freight operation faces delays as two large vessels encounter heavy weather near Tarawet Heurhtove. Captain and crew assess damage while stabilizing the ships. A relief crew from New York prepared to relieve the watch, with further updates expected at dawn.
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Tarawet
aMteruin
Pate
Moan
Catal Nichole
New York
Soonenhee
Pew
Eteatier al Waban
Aeuin
Hyer
Anja
Hsvney
WWE
Bowen Merchant Patrols Hurdle City Fire Rescue Effort
In a city incident, Bowen Merchant Patrol assisted Wheaten County responders as they battled a fire at Liberty Street. Officials say no injuries were reported, and the cause remains under investigation.
Reward Offered For Information On Stolen Ball Powers
A reward of 180.00 dollars was posted for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who stole a registered ball powers from the steamer Kinaw on or about Saturday, December tet. iauT, oe President.
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Ony
Kinaw
Iaut
Notice to Shippers on Oceanic Steamship Rates
Notice to shippers stating that rates from San Francisco to destination aboard Oceanic Steamship Company steamers will be 48 per ton NEP. Credit appears irregular but indicates agency involvement in Honolulu and steamship line operations.
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San Francisco
All Pointes
United States
New York
Wm. G. Irwin & Co. Ltd
General Agents Oceanic Co
Moana
Honolulu
Canada
Europe
Theo
H. Davice &Co., Ltd
Vancouver
Cowactan Austialian Steamship Line
Theo, H, Davies & CO
Oceanic Sugamshay Company
WAG Twin &C., Ltd
Ovcunte Bteamshipy
Henvlil, An
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