Tug Helen on Initial Trip
Walter Dillingham in charge of dredging operations at Pearl Harbor helped commission the trim but powerful tug Helen this morning. The 61 by 12.5 by 6 foot vessel, built at the Oahu Railroad shops, is powered by a 100 hp line engine and designed for towing between Honolulu and Pearl Harbor under harsh weather.
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Pearl Harbor
Helen
Dillingham
Dillinghame
Honolulu
Pearl Marbor
Ouha
John Hughes
Anderson
Tillinghamy
Jar Harbor
San Francisco
Waseda Defeats All Oahu In Afternoon Baseball Tilt
A crowd at Athlene Park watched Waseda Universitys team fall to the All Oahu nine in an orientation game. Waseda scored in the second and fourth innings, while All Oahu answered with two tallies in the flat, one in the seventh, and three in the eighth. Pitching and fielding errors were noted, with Umpires Joy and Chitlingworth and Scorer Raposo. Over four hundred sacks of mainland mail arrived by the Siberia and Pacific Mail steamer.
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Athlene Park
Waseda University
Monolulu
All Oahu
Randstand
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Waseda
BA Pot Ladker Bitumaty
Franco
Akana
Kealoha
Tworbane
Allan Jol
Waneda
Oahu
Kukahori
Matanda
Balla
Matenda
Matauda
Joy and Chitlingworth
Raposo
Jea
San Prancisca
Paciie
Siberia
Inter Coant
Vene
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