Meteor’s All Steamer Metros in Wreck and Damages
The steamer Metros, once an outsized vessel for Globe Navigation, faced heavy trouble after colliding with storms and entering port in a disabled state. Eureka towed the damaged ship to Seattle via Unaleka, with Puget Sound firm claiming $42,212 for failure to deliver proper cargo to Nome. A bond of $84,000 was posted to stay the claims. Old residents seek the Saturday Bulletin and its comic supplement.
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Metros
Globe Navigation — Steamship — Company
Chronicle
Boriug Sen
Eureka
Unaleka
Tig Tyee
Seattle
Puget Sound
Nome
CATE TO OPEN DOORS AT FIXED PRICES FOR SHOW
An event listing shows admission prices of 1.50 1.00 0.75 and 0.50 with doors opening at a stated time. The note appears garbled but indicates scheduled pricing and entry timing.
Amateur Boxer Murphy Promises Return After Training
A difficult to parse notice quotes Harry Murphy speaking of an imminent return to boxing after training and managerial arrangements with Paddy Ryan. He mentions plans for a fight with Jeffries style challenges, a weigh-in around 195 pounds, and a long career plan including attending to other work. The fragment references the Bulletin and comic supplements.
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Murphy
Harry
Washington
Sam
Tim Ainee
Paddy Ryan
Jeffries
Loew
Honoulin
Hilly Woo
Millet
Woods
Nanny
Bobry
Reform School for Young Thief Percy Verey Kahn
In Police Court Percy Verey Kahn, a boy recently arrived from England, is charged with larceny of diamond rings valued at $10 from Mire Kato. His father Kalin pleads for guidance as the judge contemplates reform measures and a possible stay at the Reform School for the remainder of his minority.
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Verey Kahn
Jreed
Deer Perry
Mire Kato
Kalin
Dlason
Percy
England
Lindsay
Tim Hood
Kuhn
Lindway
Cove
Mane
Reform School
Mrs De Bolt Accused Of Profane Language At Hotel
Yesterday at the California Hotel on Raima a complaint was filed for the arrest of Mrs. Nunnie De Bolt for using profane language. Marlon M. Hoyt states that in the morning she went to Judge De Bolte’s bedroom, broke in, and used vulgar language that aroused the neighborhood. She left the room after threats and police were telephoned.
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Marlon M. Hoyt
Jady
California
Raima Birert
Nunnie de Bolt
Charlie
de Bolt Jett Tie Presen
Weather and Time Changes Report From Hawaiian Islands
Territorial Meteorologist Lydecker notes standard time differences, tide shifts near Kahului and Hilo, and a Honolulu windless forecast. Includes January 28 observations, temperatures from 45 to 76, humidity at 8 am, rainfall 0.00 inches, and barometer around 29.2 inches.
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United States
Kahului
Hilo
Greenwich
Buren
Pundhon
Jan
Nahe
America Maru to Japan voyage amid war fears and notices
The Chronicle reports on January 19 that the America Maru may sail January 20 with 100 tons of freight for the Orient and remainder carrying goods for a heavy draft before heading to Japan. The steamer may be transformed into an armed vessel if war with Russia resumes, crew volunteers, and port overhaul of the vessel continues. Also notes bids, tenders, and notices in the Evening and Weekly Bulletins, and that Sir Michael Fenton resigns as Royal Society secretary.
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America
Mary
Stu
Orient
Enone
Japan
Kole
Wil
Going
Bo~tits
Steward Wyle
Hiner
Riva
Glidden
Oriental Merchant Service
Regular meeting of Hawaii Chapter No 1 Kamehameha
Hawaii Chapter No 1 Order of Kamehameha meets this evening at usual time and place. All members urged to attend as business of importance will be discussed. Transfer of stock books at Pioneer Mill Co closed from January 28 to February 1. Master notes and notices from 1904.
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Hawaii
Order of Kamehameha
The
Golden Rule
One Ear
Hotel Street
Union Street
Mesnra, Kinney, Methasahen & Attorneys
Anaignee
Chinese gamblers held as witnesses change in court
Deputy Sheriff Chil lingworth told the Police Court that witnesses tampered with and the case against three Chinese gamblers was continued. Four informers faced a shift in their statements as the proceedings were adjourned to tomorrow.
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Sheri Chillingworth
Omvers McDuffe Uni
Renear
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Pale
Sherwin - Williams
E. O. Hall & Son
Limites
von Hamm-Young Company, Ltd
Georges Bizet
Robert White
Kecamitly Lot Keunikow Dancaira
Livingston Remendady
Brown Zuniga
de Adame Liltae Pautin
Arthur Mackintoss Micavia
Mice Campbell
Stella Love Mercetos Are
Philip Prear
Stagoe Turner
Ernest Heine
Jake Sherman
O'Meara
Soldier Latham
Ronnis
Kid
Jack Weday
Shy Mounds
Dave Barry
Mike Williams
Margale
Gallery
Dreas Orchestea
New Royal
Moat Teastiful Sewing Machine Org Frattet
Terael Zane
London
Electomaniag
RC. Lydecker
Territorial Meteorulagtet
Sonomo
Herriman
Julonien
Nevadan
Groene
Gail
Stor Mikahala
Org
Vie Hanapepe
Walmew
Same
Nithau
Thompean
Hanus ‘Wu
Abokini
America Maru
Michael Fonter
Royal Society of Great Britain
Whitney & Marsh
Reat Enuine
Kellogg
Thos. F. McTighe & Co
King Street
Westermeyar Pianos
Hoffschlager Co., Ltd., King and Bethal
Chace
New Overland
New York
Southern Pacific
McCormick
Nger
H. Goodman
AN Francisco
Pioneer Mill Co
Tronotury
AW. Protenhauer
G. Sager
LVER
Mito
Pate
Assistiante
Aig
Young
J. G. Axtell
Alakea St
Bet, King and Hotel Sts
Murauilo
de Bolt
Pioneer Motor-Car Company
Alakes Streets
Flonolulu Investment To
Real Estate and Insurance Agan's
Emmett May
Fort Street
sProvident Secretary
JAS. F. Morgan
AucHoncer
Kaahumanu Street
P.O
Ladysmith Shooting Gallery
Casaprize Co
Irwin & Co., Ltd
Baldwin Tacelpmos
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