Honolulu Lodge 616 BPOE meets on King Street
Honolulu Lodge No 616 B P O E meets weekly on Friday evenings at their hall on King Street near Fort Visiting Brothers are invited to attend Also notes of other lodge meetings state meets on the 2nd and 4th Saturday evenings at 7 30 in the K of P Hall at Fort and Bereteta cordially inviting visiting brothers F F Kilbr y GC c H A Jacobson KR B S
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iucit
K.P. Hall
P. Hall
Vorner Fort
Beretania
Wm, Jones
F. Heine
K. R
Knights of Pythias Hall
H. Foster
E. ¥. Todd
Fort Streets
Honolulu
King Street
Fort
Jas. D. Dougherty
B. R. G. Kluegel
Lee
K. of P. Hall
Cor, Fort
Beretanta
Tg Brothers
Local notices and ads from Honolulu era
Local items include Pinectar and Encore promotions, a note on Dr A J Derby returning to California, and a reference to a Hawaiian News Co costume order for a Moral Parade. Also mentions a Missoury asylum concern, injuries to a Japanese man, 46 draft horses for Northwest work at Moana, and quarantine at Moana round. Deaths from contagious diseases reported for December and January, new silk dress patterns at Sachs Dry Goods, and a proclamation transferring thirty acres in Manow Valley to the College of Hawaii with three months for crop removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A J Derby
Silifornia
Gffive
Han
Makawell
Kanal
Honolulu
Bure
Mike
Hire
Consolidated Soda Works
Hawaiian News Co
Young
Mie Yelee
Hawaiian Woman's Club
Hon. Auld
Pin Lang
Aernay
Missouri
Taplain Lyons
Tameda
Nihan
Northwest States
Moana Round
Misival Telephone Co
Adams Lane
Hotel Street
Lemon
Sachs Dry Goods Co
Corner Fort
Beretania
Freay
Manow Valley
Kapiolant
College of Hawaii
Hopping Company
Kapia- Jani Estate
Yashiro Stirring Official Circles in Washington
Admiral Yashiro, leading a Japanese raining squadron visiting the mainland, stirred official circles in Washington with a Panama speech criticizing President Taft's Panama canal fortification policy. Officials warn the remarks may provoke a diplomatic inquiry if misquotation is found, while awaiting Japan's response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yashiro
Washington
Panama
San Francisco
Yashido
Taft
Panama Canal
Commander Sims
State Department
Yoshiro
Java
Sims
Ynohiro
Japan
Hawaiian Band Tonight at Moane Hotel Concert
The Hawaiian band performs this evening at the Moane Hotel starting at 7 10 with Marek Angelina as follower. Overture Anna Rotena, Wagner selection Bright Eyes, Hordina Vocal Tinwatlin Song. Berger Selectinn Madano Sherry, Odelina Walts Dreams cetjeee Fuel, Finale Chamrocter, The Star Spangied Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moane Hotel
Marek
Angelina
Anna Rotena
Phoris—Lotemurit
Wagner
Bright Eyes
Hordina
Tinwatlin
Berger Selectinn
Madano Sherry
Odelina Walts
Chamrocter
Thurban
Star Spangied
America Maru Delayed and Damaged in Heavy San Francisco Squalls
The Toyo Kisen Kaisha liner America Maru faced a fourteen hour delay and hull damage from strong south and southwest squalls off San Francisco bay delaying departure to Manila and the Orient. A Pacific Mail tug cable became entangled in the propeller, a diver was needed, and repairs were completed before the ship finally cleared the Golden Gate for Honolulu. The voyage carried few cabin passengers and loaded cotton, silver, and automobiles, with notable personnel including Captain A G Stevens and purser F B Cavalry while journalists and missionaries traveled aboard. The steamer, refitted in Uraga Naval Yards, resumed service on the Far East route amid recalling hostilities and patrol duties during prior years.
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San Francisco Bay
Toyo Kisen
Golden Gate
Honolulu
America
Japan
Hongkong
San Francisco
Pacific
Russia
Oriental
China
Japany
Far East
Cental
South American
Tha
Oficer Maki
G. Ishii
F. B. Cavarly
Tenyo
Nippon Maru
Cavarly
Honobiu
Schaffner
Baker
O Metal
Lettman
Nettman
Shaneha
Jamin
Toyo Kisen Kalsha trans-Pacific
Fred Dennison
Hner
G. W. Greene
Mrs. Greene
Canton
States
Greens
Mies Py
Warrison
Ying Tak
United States
Cavite
Philippine Islands
W. J. James
W. W. Watson
Inor
G. Wilkins
Wilking
Shanghai Mercury
the Mercury
Wilkins
Uih
Vessels Arriving and Departing Honolulu Harbor Schedule
The page lists ship arrivals and departures around late January including Hongkong Maru Nippon Maru and Mauna Kea destined for Kauai and Maui routes. It covers Pacific routes via San Francisco Yokohama Suva and Sydney with multiple sailings and passenger manifests. It notes times and ports and names several ships and passengers connected to Mauna Kea Claudine W G Hall and Mikahala among others.
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Hongkong
Japan
Stmr
Tnr
San Francisco
Storm
Seatile—Dix
Hawaii
Mant Ports
Claudine
Simr
Kona
Kua
Mauna Loa
Stir
Nippon Maru
Kauai porte—Noean
Atime
Hilo Wa Way
Mauna Kea
Simir
M. Kaual
Kinan
Maui
Molokai
Lanal
Mikahala
Simp
Sierra
Kaul Ports
W. G. Hall
Etme
Per Simr
W. G Hall
Kauai
J. P. Cooke
H. BP. Baldwin
Kau
A. M. Paris
Mia. Alapal
J. Wakeflell
K. Alana
Mise Mary Akana
Edgar Hen‘ylquen
R. Hind
Hind
M. N
Lurline
K. T. Cousins
CB Havens
Wiley
Gladys Middleton
H. J. Amidon
Mra
H.B. Treethway
G. C. Heckman
Infant
B. J. Miler
Sferra
San Praneigco
Dan
W. A. Bell
M. A. Allen
Miner
JA. High
Kanal Ports
F. Puvis
Purvia
Twentieth Back From Hard Hike at Fort Shafter
The second battalion of the 20th Infantry returned to Fort Shafter after a three day hike marked by mud and rain. Major Samuel W. Dunning led the expedition with Lieut. John McCleery, Lieut. A. M. Pardee, Capt. W. M W. Chapman, Lieut. Wm. B. Graham, Viewt. G Bowen, and Dr. Ernest Johnstone in charge. Tout. A. W. Chilton remains on sick report at Shafter.
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20Th Infantry
Fort Shafter
Samuel W. Dunning
John McCleery
A. M. Pardee
W. M W. Chapman
A. W. Chilton
Shafter
Beulah Allen Dislocates Neck During School Gymnastics
Beulah Allen eight, daughter of A. B. Allen of Greeley Colorado, dislocated a vertebra in her neck while performing prescribed exercises at her school. Physicians reset the bone and monitor her condition with interest.
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Greeley, Colo
White
Beulah Allen
Allen
Terest
Amendment targets Pacific Mail and Panama Canal traffic
Mainland reports describe a Senate committee amendment to the Mann bill regulating Panama canal traffic. Proposed by Chairman Flint, it aims to foster independent steamship lines while setting canal charges from 1 1 cents to $1.60 per ton. Exemptions exist for ballast vessels and U S government ships, but not for coastwise trade vessels tied to railroad control. The effect would end free tolls for Pacific Mail and related lines linked to transcontinental railroads.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Senate Committee On Intervonan Canala
Mann
Flint
Presidnt
United States
Pacific Mall Steamship Company
Japanese Patients Are Well Treated in Waipahu Plantations
Secretary K Ito of the Japanese consulate, who rushed to Waipahu last Saturday to investigate a laborer injury accident, reports to Consul General Uyeno that Japanese patients are receiving the best care in the plantation hospital. He believes the incident was unavoidable and commends plantation management for handling the injured.
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K. Ito
Waipahu
Uyeno
Magazines Wanted at City Jail
Tatler Asch seeks surplus old books magazines and illustrated papers for both city and county jail reading matter. Any donations by mail or phone will be acknowledged and a messenger sent to collect the literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatler Asch
Jatler Asch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Masonic Temple
Honolulun Commandery
Marine
Fnoshees' Beneficial Association
Warmony Lodge
C. F
O. F. Hall
Fort Street
Paul Smith
J. G_ tt
Cameron
R. M
W. R. Riley, W. P. WM. C. McCoy, Lee
Honolulu Lodge
WM. McKinley
K. of P
F. F, Kilbry, GC
Jacobson
Kodaks and
Kodak Developing and Printing
Young Building
Copley
Pacific Picture Framing CO
Nuvenu Street
America Maru
South America
Hall
Sierra Mail
San Princisco
Mary
Jay
Newcastle
N.S. W
Kylemolr
Britming
Mauro
Stm
Eeen
T K. K
Fred. . Dennison
Rey
G. W. Treene
P. Harrison
Transport Service
Dis
Seattle
Gin
Manila
Jeridan
Sherman
Saile
Hemolul
Sydney
Zenlandin
Eonotatu
Gaviota
Falls of
Mikahaia
Kinay
Hitlonian
S&s
Kanai Porty
Nooau
Tengo Maru
Wilhelming
M. No
Maul
Str
Stim
Santrancisco
Onolilan
Japat
Siberia
P.M
Strap
Mail
Molokal
Lanat
Majl
Port Said
Erna
Ger
Central
Hongkong Maru
Francisco
Linline
M,n
Imn
Iberia
Victoria
Vancouver
Zealandia
Yokohama
Visteria
Makura
Lurilne
Blow
Pacific Mail
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
Mont Rouge
Mumm's Champagne Schlitz Beer
Coney Garage Automobiles
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