Water Front Items on Manila Voyages and Port Events
Six U S transports sailed for Manila this morning while the J D Spreckels and arever arrived from San Francisco. The Miowern under FA Hemming arrived from Vancouver via Victoria and the Waialente was damaged at sea but reentered the marine railway. The J D Spreckels began discharging at Allen & Robinson wharf with 26 moles for a new plantation. A barge incident near the Newport injured a Chinese vendor. Multiple vessels from Hawaii and China voyages are listed, including brigantine John D Spreckels and brigantine Archer. News notes troopship prospects and a social gathering at Exvelaloy Lodge with an address by Geo L Dall.
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Fi Ta Tivlay
Rot
FA Hemming
Vancouver
Victoria
Alto
la Inet
John D Spreckela
Christiansen
San Francisco
WG Irwin & Co
Hemming
Miowera
W G Hall
Mauna Lon's
Simereon
J D Spreckels
Allen& Robinson
John D Spreckels
Mohican
Tater-Island
Waialente
Marine Railway
Newport
Pacific Mail
Spanish Teal Ratate Observes Spain Land Use
Mark Twain notes in a travel aside that Spain's limited arable land drives locals to squander wealth on livings, and that when they die they are buried with their money. This remark appears in a quoted line from the Boston Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Spain
Oston Herald
Honolulu Eyes Model City for Troops Visit
The Bulletin reports visiting U S Army officers praise Honolulu as well governed, orderly, and welcoming. Generals Merritt and Lipinott charm locals at the Officers Club while officers and soldiers receive kind treatment, easing long Pacific voyage and boosting morale for the return voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Birchiner
U. S. Army
Ten Bulletin
Honolulu
United States
Honsfula
Washingto
St Ictly
Pacific
Shipping Intelligence Diamond Hew Signal Station
Weather clear at signal station on July 3 with wind from the north. Reports from Liv TiLlIGENCE indicate ship movements and nautical notes for the day.
Shipping Arrivals at Honolulu and Nearby Ports
A list of vessels arriving and sailing from Honolulu and adjacent harbors from July 4 to July 9 includes ships and routes such as John D Spreckels from San Francisco, Ambktne Archer from San Francisco, and Vancouver/Victoria bound Hemming. Also noted are transits to Manila and San Francisco with steamers due to sail within six days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer
Calhoun
San Francia
Cabs Mowers
Hemming
Vancouver
Victoria
Bie Kino
Clarke
Mievensteta
OS Balle
Japan
Crone
Glaus
Police Court Note and Shipboard News from Hawaii
In the Police Court this forenoon Kumaiki a sailor on the Maui was sentenced to six months on the reef for stowing a wash out of a box among the freight. Wong Kee charged with unlawful possession of opium was discharged. Captain Bob Andrews aboard Kinau came to Honolulu to get a new pump after the Mow voyage broke down near Kae Goukakai. Kinau won the tug of war in the Hilo Fourth of July sports. Cargo aboard Moana included cherries, rugent berries, fresh salmon, crabs, oysters, lemons, potatoes and olive oil among other goods.
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Kumaiki
Maui
Wong Kee
Moan
Kinwa
Bob Andrews
Honolulu
Andrews
Kae Goukakai
Kinau
Hilo
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Hall & Son
Jimitea
Downer Fort and
King Streets
Mirror OF Fashion
M. E. Killean
S. S
Belgic
Manila Cigars
Havana
Manila
Hollister & CO
Corner
Fort & Merchant Streets
Weleltias
Amelia Huttonshole
Washington
MckKinley, Dewey
Riphou Hi Lhosrayiin
Cavon Bie
Nuuanu
Kiratreetn
W. Lederer
P.O. Boxman
L—Hurrah
Republic of Hawaii
Hood
Nature
U. S
J. D. Spreckels
Arever
Krom San Francicos
JD Spreckels
M Hesselverger
W Winder
J Wiorboer
Brom Vancouver
Vitvia
Pee Cass Miowern
Daly
Mies Pattman
Misa Whitney
Olvia McCurly
Miss Allen
de Kearny
Miss Camp
Higgins
Mead and
Ion
Parker
Mra Maraholl
Mra Androws
Whitney
Mead and Peterson
Qul
Mish L Rycroft
J G Lyman
Mina P Dillon
Alice West
Mindie Ahrens
Misa L Hapai
Miss McCord
Miss McStay
Migs
Floto Conn
Mis J Doya
WA Thay
Whakakon
Wm McCluskey
A Scott
Mra
J Machado
W W Brisby
Bro Charles
de RB
Williama
Wilt
Child
Maid
Rey H BE
Hendrick
Miva
Alive Winter
Dr Nichols
Northrup
Chang Chow
Father Oliver
Misa
Ey Moi Kong
Ace Akins
Bde Horne
John A Perroida
D Kapohakakimobewa
Akou
China
Ah Wong
Chon Lee
Mra Fedosief
T Katsuyama
Mian
A H Lee
Mises
Mike Dorothy Hayward
R M_ Harrison
A B
Hulbert
G Antert
Miss Hulbert
Re Hatroo
W Hayward
Mia OR Hetfield
P Jsisoln
Jay Mong Tong
Mra Kwong Yup
John Henrivingeton
Livingston
Leang Hace
Pashengely
Way Porta
Atrr
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Richardy
WP Pogue
AP Baldwin
O Brickwood
RD Mead
Kamira
Star Kasi
Francis Gay
Mires Hart Moss Herrick
Mina Sophy
Judd W H Rice
Miss King
Martre G P
Cs'judd
Dr McNatt
ED Tenney
WJ Lowrie
Misa Kekerdt
Maat R Kekardt
Mra Makalo
Eva Kapena
Dw Keliskoa
Kelinol
Chang Kee
Mins D Todd
Mrs Atvherly
John Weight
Ben Wright
Mia K Sylva
Oliva Jones
Misy L Vanetti
Alfred Patten
Mc Candles
Mui
Hawaii
Sime Kiau
Barkentine Archer
Castle & Cooke
Albert
Griffiths
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H Hackfeld & Co
Umatilla
World of
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Exewline Lodge
Exvelaloy Lodge
Lastight
Geo. L. Dall
United States Army
D. D. van Valand
18Th
United States Infantry
iMicurs
Hawaiian National Guard
Frank T. Corrinton
13Th Minnerota Volunteers
Henoepio County
J. A.erg
Charles L Power
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Avak
Hugh
Broad
Apal Fo
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Henry Lippinout
Merrit
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Nova Scotia
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Lusi ‘Eas
Poss
Wu. F. Lewin
St Paul
M. L. Hanft
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Hugo
Houft
Minnesotes
Scotty” Miller
Wyomings
Battilion
H. 8. Worthman
Idaho Volunteers
Ada County
McCondrel
Colonel Jones
Gettyaba
Col. Jones
Pickett
Wm. A. Harper
General Greene
Harper
New York
General Merritt
Officers’ Club
Bennie Jones
Solomon Hiram
Shipping Liv Tilligence
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Chrin‘Jansen
San Prinesleo
Ululd
Stine
Steamens
Harte
Gavlle Sin Franaien Miowera
Sydney
Upolu
Duly & Mokalli
Molokal Ie
Claudine Kahala
Mikohiala
Koual Coptle
San Eran
G Hall — Kona
Strawane
Peon
Dea
Mokatii Gaelle -Yokohanw
Molokai
Uly Clintino—Kahulul
Kinau Piskabele- Haus
Ty i Uyatu Kean
Per Moana
Ravale
Oyateratin Ag
Shell
Aveta
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