Steamship Stanley Dour Cleared After Inspection
The steamship Stanley Dour passed the customs inspection and is clear to carry passengers. Captain Bruce, Stanley Dour, and agent Kikutake face police court bonds over alleged misrepresentations to Japanese passengers. Libel suits against the vessel loom, with trials postponed. the ship loses about $500 daily while authorities clear matters.
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Stanley Dour
Bruce
Kikutake
Blackable
Niblack
Washington Mer
Dollar
Brace
Stanley Dollar
Kikutoke
Pasenger
Whitney
Carter Plans Visit as Taft Party Says Farewell
Acting Governor Atkinson, told of Governor Carter’s San Francisco arrival last Tuesday, was seen with Secretary Taft at the St. Francis Hotel. Carter intends to visit Oyster Bay to see President Roosevelt when Taft’s party departs in the Manchuria next Saturday.
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Atkinson
Carter
San Francisco
St. Francis
Taft
Manchuria
Carter I
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Oahu Board approves use of territorial prisoners for road work
The Oahu County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution directing High Sheriff Henry to continue using territorial prisoners in quarries for road material. The meeting funded 5,000 for general road work, reviewed maintenance costs, animal care, coal, and stable needs, and discussed weekly wage payments for road and garbage department workers.
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Oahu
Sam Johnson
Department of Detail
Navana
Fort Street
Meretania
Lucas
Johnson
Virgo Jacobson
New Light on Bright's Disease
A dated census based overview questions rising Bright's Disease deaths, reclassifying many kidney cases as Bright's. It notes 1860 zero Bright's, 1890 majority of kidney deaths reclassified, and 1900 numbers showing most Bright's cases as kidney disease. Promotes Fulton’s Renal Compound with claimed high recoveries and a Honolulu drug firm as distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Brigh Duncane
Fulton
Honolulu Brug Co
Loon
Mariposa 15 Trials Impress Naval Board For Auxillary Cruiser Role
The Oceanus Steamship Company Mariposa underwent an ocean trial to prove it meets the 1891 act requirements for auxiliary cruisers. She exceeded the speed standard, averaging over sixteen knots with 3987 brake horsepower, while stable and quiet. The naval board, led by Hear Admiral Whiting and others, approved the ship, highlighting its suitability for United States mail service and potential use in overseas routes, with a respected track record alongside its sister Alameda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovoante Steamship Company
Uner Mariposa
Seip
Naval Board
Uncle Sam
H. Z. Howard
Steamably Company
Ner
William MH. Whiting
Holland N. Stevenson
John G
Sam
Maripona
Australia
Honolulu
Tabitl
South Seas
Teanington to Sail From Port for San Francisco Saturday
The gunboat Teanington will leave this port for San Francisco next Saturday. Tomorrow she will coal, taking on about $30 in lon a. Four recruits from the Iroquois have been transferred to the Beunington.
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Teanington
San Francisco
Beunington
Kawathay Orchestra at Kaimaki Zoo Night Ride
The Kawathay Orchestra performs at Kaimaki Zoo on Wednesday evenings from 7 30 to 11 00. Visitors can take an evening ride to see lights and electric effects in the Fish Turtle Pont exhibit. Fine job printing at The Bulletin.
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Kawathay Orchestra
Kaimaki Zoo
Bridag
Seo
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