Pleasant and Slow Trip Reported From San Francisco
Kilpatrick arrives after a nine day voyage with Amalie departing the Coast ten hours earlier. Ventura news lingers as passengers disembark in port while officers deny any vessel trouble. Numerous officers and soldiers heading to Manila are listed among Kilpatrick’s passengers and a large contingent from various units fills the vessel.
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Alt Kilpatrick
San Francisco
Amalie
Ventura Abe
Ventura
Kilpatrick Transport Heads to Manila Amid Wedding
Lieutenant Roosevelt of the U S Marine Corps and his bride Mine Klesnor Morrow wed at San Rafael before departure. The Kilpatrick sails this afternoon for Manila with over seven hundred aboard including officers and the newly married couple. Washington orders moved Roosevelt from Mare Island to Manila three weeks earlier, making the ceremony a quiet naval function.
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Rogers
Vonsel
Pllce
Camp McKinley
Philippines
J A. Fenn
A. la RR
Christie
Jon
A. Baer
David H. Waddie
L. B. Greatham
W. BE. Gilemoro
A. J. Dougherty
Marker
Bride
KK. Cole
C. U
Piekeers Ing
V. Amon
Herbert Uunn
J A Murtagh
K. H. Sargent
May
Glanaford
J. C. Wilton
Mead
A. Murtagh
Child
Marine Corps
Kilpatrick
Manila
Henry L. Rooevelt
Mine Klesnor Morrow
W. W. Morrow
California
San Rafael
Washington
Lieut. Roosevelt
Mare Ink
San Francisco
Mra. Koounvelt
Yachts At Pearl Harbor Races Outline Weekend Program
Yachts sail from Pearl Harbor in lively morning race events with vessels such as Vike Abbie M and Kahuna taking early positions. Afternoon contests by Princen Malihini Kahuna Columbia and Rows promise competition for the Turner trophy amid light southerly breeze. Spectators plan to view from Hintawa and the Pirate lines up as a support crew.
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Pearl Harbor
Jolly
Panton
Ned Crabbe
Abbie M
Dow
Gladya
Newey
Princess
Canary
Mallhint
Columbia
Kahuna
Gunta
Abe
Hintawa
Overcrowded Schools Alarm Atkinson Officials
The Atkinson inquiry reports urban overcrowding pressures on public education. Superintendent Abuinean says action will be considered by the Board of Education at a later meeting. Officials note enrollment ranges from six to sixteen years, with concerns about younger pupils and the impact on teachers and classrooms.
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Hoya
Antone
Abeta T. Abuinean
Kilohana Art League Winners in Literary Work
The Kilohana Art League held an evening program at Proprhen Hall featuring readings and poetry. Winners included Mabel Castle and W. Kinney with first and second mentions for essays and stories, while readings by Mabel Cartwright and Kinney drew applause from a large audience of civic and literary members.
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Kilohana Art League
Mabel Castle
H. W. Kinney
Howie
Ury Elvele
Kilohiana Art League
Propren
Wight
Peante
Citelon
Ming Mabel Wing Cuatlo
Mie Caxton
Jettore
Mien Cartwright
Cartwright
Mien Castro
Akins
Henry W. Kinney
Hall
W. G. Smith
W.W. Hall
M. Scott
Morwe
Houtie
Keood
Houdwine
McWhirter
Phiten
Thwentorg
Muttata
Met
Sony
Toni Place
Tromt
Gotdler
Desenbere
Hackteld
Slinger
Whiteton
Honoluam
Baper
Wil Pidder
Heart
Fitden
Harkfeld
Hackfelder
Boarinson
Inkers Beat Leslies At Polo At Kapiolani Park
Yesterday at Kapiolani Park the Ink ers defeated the Lehi s in a polo match played over four periods. Inkers 15 to Lehi s 8 with Hancock and Dillion ham among stars. numerous missed shots due to rough field conditions and horse misfortune marred the play. A large crowd observed, and speculation about a later tournament and Hawaii team plans followed.
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Kapiolani Park
Inker
Leahis
Inkore
Potter
Anum
Dillingham
Norton
Waterhouse
Bark Hangor
Efit
Athouger
Potter & Anne
Uilingham ' A
Atkinson
Lieute Hanenek
Joan Chan
Inkens
Takera
Mowt
Intio
Jonterday
Athicon
Hilinkham
Lieutenant Hancork Ma
Hancock
Peter
Jane Plemnyg
Hibbs
sMtoanatiia
TNH
Abe Cumainn
Maul
Hawaii
Honolulu Defeats Merchants In Fortunes of Football
In a late afternoon football match at Makai, Honolulu pressed the Merchants with aggressive play and rapid ball movement. Gaining early momentum, Honolulu dominated the forward line with strong scrimmages and steady ball control, while the Merchants staged brief threats before Honolulu’s defense repelled the charges and sealed the win.
Indoor Baseball Win by Tintermediaten Men
Enthusiasts fill the YMCA gym as the Franitens Men's team triumphs 19 to 11 in a tense indoor baseball game. Intermediates led 9-8 entering the ninth before Franitens rallied, scoring six runs to seal the win. The weekend roster lists players such as Nowell, Kerr, and Kaymowit with upcoming matchups against Husinews Star.
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Yomcoa
Tintermediaten
Franitens
Freare
AIX
Uitte
Ettiy
Ater Mindlites
Moe
Beare
Kant Oicht
Mevra Nowell
Theallellimas
Vronk Atherton
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge Third Anniversary Festival
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge holds its third anniversary with a three linked festival featuring a concert whist party and supper. About ninety members participated in a formal program with brass and vocal performances and a banquet to conclude the evening.
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Olive Branch
Rebekah Laven
Most Pleasent
Pinnu
Minn Kethur
Larnes Moettattio
Larnes Moettattio A Wd
Hickey Mane Bato
Voral Dole
Charles Crane
Sieinit
Lyman
Weity
Prine
Owline
Mellis
Toon
Delicione
Viamie Cool Font
Hank
Mra
C.F. Heeitek
C. Charloch
Treausrer
Radway returns after two years away from the city
J M Radway, who vanished from the city about two years ago and was believed dead, unexpectedly returns aboard the bark Allen. He had traveled from San Francisco to Europe then South Africa before coming home to his family. The story notes Varied travels and his late return to loved ones.
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Radway
Allen
Uefe Hearne
San Franchoco
Europe
Tom
South Africa
San Frans
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