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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1912

Page

8

Elks Brotherhood Forms Aboard Cleveland Cruise

A large Elks gathering from fourteen states sailed aboard the Cleveland for a camaraderie cruise. B Frank Gardner of Portsmouth led the moving spirit group and a permanent organization emerged. Nearly all 304 passengers joined in friendly activities as officers and a committee planned stunts and rosters for future events while sailing to greet fellow lodges.

Cleveland Groupe Kart M. Kruuk Gardner Portsmouth N.hl Lloyd Bare Springs Arle Chasenmen John HH. Eastwood Helteville W. L. Bechant Chatemany M Frank Gardner Od Barrett Coulee

Real Pacific Ocean Accident Report on Cleveland Voyage

On the Pacific crossing a man named Patrick Rusk fell from a promenade ladder to the main deck during a rough evening at sea. Several passengers clashed with a windowed area, and multiple travelers died in a sequence aboard the ship. Mrs. Jaques and Mrs. McCoy described tense scenes in Canton upon arrival, with no protests reported against the Cleveland sightseers.

Cleveland Patrick Rusk Xelot Rank Rusk Tonchs Howpitad Tte Cilngy Td. McCoy Los Angeles Jaques China Canton

Chinese Chow Dog Craze Bites Cleveland Passengers

Reported chaos as feminine travelers aboard a China bound route encounter a Chow dog craze. Many Cleveland passengers, especially women, were bitten by cranes mistaken for dogs amid turbulent travels. Charles Jagues comments reflect widespread bad luck and confusion during the incident.

China Cleveland Charles Jagues

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