Ventura Sails for San Francisco Amid Harbor Crowds
The Oroante steamship Ventura, Captain Hayward, left Honolulu harbor for San Francisco after 24 hours in port. She discharged five tons of Australian freight and loaded 9000 barrels of sugar, while passengers bid farewell in a scene of flowers and cheers. Some Honolulu travelers shifted plans to ride the Ventura after popular boats proved full. The voyage is expected to begin early Monday, with calm seas anticipated, though a controversy over a mirror sign aboard the ship sparked a sharp exchange between Captain Hayward, Bucknam, and others.
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Ventura
Hayward
San Francisco
Oceanic
Atevedores
Meatless
Frimla
Tig
Honolulu
Alaminda
San Prunceleco
Victoria
Barger
Coloniaie
Golden Gate
Sydney
King
Burner Bucknam
Parienters
Delegates Rally For Hawaii Home Rule Stand
Delegate Wilcox urges a return to the native Home Rule name and calls for firm stand against annexation. He warns against Washington agents and missionaires, praises past leaders, and stresses the need to elect capable native Hawaiians to Congress while urging unity among delegates in Foster Hall, Honolulu.
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Foster Hall
Tower Nunanu Street
Katuuoka
Innit
Onl
Jani
Iroose
K. Mahon
Guo. Markham
G. P. Waileaua
D. Ewa
Hike
Kabitina
Mahoo
Panason
Wilcox
Osieg
Katnuokar
Robart Wilcox
M Cox
God
Tia
Congress
Hakory
Sounlin
Hawaii
Washington
United States
Federal court vacation clipped one week in admiralty suit
Briefs and admissions dominate today in a Honolulu federal court session. Andre Bater was directed to file briefs in the admiralty damage case, Lawrence Interisland Navigation Company, while Judge Humphreys presided over multiple matters. Prince L. Tope was admitted to the territorial bar, a Keahell native and California attorney, with cases pending.
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Ap Fument
Watt
Jodge Humphreys
Starr Kapa
Ahwauer
Kapa
Ewa
Wonder
F. M. Brooke
Han Aled
Dintalemal
H. Davies & Co. Vm Nahabawhi
Janes Auld
Oahu Lumber and Building Co
Humphrey
Jon Palku Jr
H Dee
Ell
Crawford
Macfarlane
Riggs
Humphreys
Prince L. ‘Tople
Territorial
Hela
Ohia
Hie
Kealla
Kaun
Islandy Way
Bar of
California
Lopes
Walulus Hosts Fourth of July Baseball Showdown
The Walulus celebrates Independence Day with a baseball game between haole and native teams. The white team led 20 to 4 in the ninth before the natives narrowed the gap, but the Haole victory stood. Immense turnout sparks Waialua baseball as plans for a return match unfold. Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Haggard, brother of Rider Haggard, opens a barbershop.
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Walulus
Tainball
Waialua
Andrew Haggard
Rider Haggard
TAVAL STATON LADS STRUK BY CdR MO IS Dt
Settlement reached on a harbor condemnation case involving the United States deed to a land parcel for a government rail station. Verdi ct for $2 707.50 noted and discussed by officials including Attorney General Dole and Mr Dunne amid tax law questions. Recount of a separate accident described as a Chinese worker struck by a streetcar near Lilthe street with fatal injuries reported and a coroner's inquest to view the remains.
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STRUK
Cdr
Flarbor
Hervlon
United Btntee
Chinne
Audi
Dole
Tt Verritory
Dunne
Dale
Katale
Knate
Marcus Island Boat Ready to Sail from Honolulu
A fourteen man crew sails aboard the schooner Julia Whalen under Captain Ro rebill to secure guano on Marcus Island. Captain Norehilt carries US and Japanese credentials while Captain Boxebill seeks local labor for transport. Prof Kodewijk will accompany. a naturalist will report on local flora and birds. They expect a three month voyage and return to Honolulu.
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Julia EK
Whalen
Tals Rowell
Mare Sin Taluid
Norehilt
United States
Boxebill
Rorebill
Marcus Ipland
TF Kodewijk
States Agricultural Experiment Section
Honolulu
Rose Nhl
Bia
Prompt Payment Acknowledgment From Campbell Claim
The Campbell state claims Providence Washington Insurance Company via B F Dillingham Co agents. On July 7, 1903, a receipt for settlement was acknowledged with praise for prompt handling, noting proofs of loss were submitted promptly.
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Campbell State
Providence
Washington Insutanos Co
B. F. Dillingham Co
Monolulu
HF Dillingham Co. Ltd
Providence Washington Insurance Company
Honouile
Eubck
FAO
Providence Washington Insurance Company of Providence
Tae
Campbell
Nippon Maru Arrives With Freight Passengers at Port
The Nippon Maru arrived yesterday with 40 tons of freight and 492 Japanese for this port. It docked at the channel wharf and sailed for San Francisco at 5 PM. There were cabin passengers for Honolulu. The ship called at Manila for the first time on this trip and reports cholera raging there. It carries a good number of through passengers.
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Oriental
Channel Wharf
Honolulu
Maniia
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