Sinking of Transports by Vladivostok Squadron a Blow to Japan
A Kobe businessman reports the Vladivostok squadron sank transports carrying siege guns for Port Arthur, demoralizing Japan’s transport system. The raid raised concerns in Yokohama and Kobe about Russia’s intelligence networks, with French contacts suspected of passing information. Japanese authorities fear future strategic leakage and the impact on foreign business as Japan endures a difficult campaign.
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Vladivostok Squadron
Japan
Vladivostok
Port Arthur
Mula
France
Aystem
Domentie
London Financial Houses
Kobe
Tost
Yokohama
Hitachi
Mukden
Russia
Port Arthu
Vindi- Vostok Squadron
Coumehone Wate
Lietald
America
England
Busines
Ull
Fred Leslie Captures Kona Shores Prize Shark Of Year
Fred Leslie recounts a dramatic encounter off Kona Shores where he lured a 16 ft 6 in great white after baiting, towed the carcass to shore, and dispatched the shark with a rifle. He describes measuring the shark, weighing its liver at 280 pounds, and plans to display its jaws and extract lubricants.
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Fred Leslie
Kona Shores
Leslie
Naepovpon
Kons
Mavall
Ender
Ulpfull
Holly
Baltic Squadron To Sail Under Sealed Orders
Baltic Squadron will sail under sealed orders as refined sugar prices rise. General Kuroki's forces are reported advancing, with Associated Press noting strategic movements from St. Petersburg and New York dispatches dated July 8.
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Baltic
Taneoerated Press
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Lasociated Press
New York, N. Y
Associated Press
Kuroki
Mongolia Drew 100 Much Water On Pacific Liner Voyage
A Pacific Mail liner Mongolia arrived off the harbor drawing twenty nine feet aft and twenty eight feet forward. Hackfeld & Co arranged a docking at Navy No.1 wharf after Admiral Terry granted permission. The ship lightened to balance water before entering the harbor. Continued on Page 4.
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Pacific Mall
Hiner Mongolia
Drode Theler
Ortwat
Hackfeld & Co
Pacific Mail Line
Maerfeld
Mongolia
Mackfeld
Kiebahn
Admiral Tarry
Admiral Tar
Naga Wharf
Terry
Aone
Parker Ranch Conflict Over Minor Land Sale Petition
In Judge Gear's court this morning the Parker ranch management dispute continued on the petition by J B Low, next friend of Annie Thelma Parker, seeking Yeonse to well a parcel owned by the minor in the Hamakua district Hawaii. Two demurrers were filed by Elizabeth Knight and A W Carter guardianship counsel. Attorney Dunne argued the petition, stressing perceived benefits to the Hamakua Ditch and Panuha Mantation concerns, with proceedings to resume on pane 8.
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J. Dunne
A. W. Carter
Attoriegs
Kinney, McClanahan , Cooper and Robertson & Wilder
Dunne
Atorneys
J. Alfred Magoon
J. Lightot
Ilean
Hamakim Dlich Company
Panuha
Knight
Democratic Convention to Unify After Gold Plank Rejected
The Democratic resolutions committee reports a unanimous slate for the convention as the gold plank is killed and substitutes defeated. Judge Parker is expected to declare his financial stance publicly. Also notes rumor of a Russian naval victory at Port Arthur and the Port Arthur garrison strength at 40,000, plus survivors from the Norge reaching the Shetland Islands.
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Rolis
Committee On
RT. Petersburg
Russia
Port Arthur
Tientsin
China
Goynes residence burns after afternoon fire
A residence near Thurston Avenue owned by A Coyne was destroyed by fire this afternoon after flames broke out in the kitchen and spread to the roof. Neighbors alerted by a boy reporting the fire helped save the furniture. the bucket brigade aided the homeowners until the fire department arrived.
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A. Coyng
Thurston Avenue
Lunoh
Lawa
Lawen
Bewrly
Chas. Phillie
We Coyne
Bucket Brigade
Engines Arrived Amid Insurance Coverage for Loss
The engines arrived as coverage by Insurance shielded the incident. About $600 worth of furniture was destroyed in the event, detailing the scale of the loss and the items impacted.
Affairs at OlAA Manager Watt Keeps Plantation Personnel Stable
Manager Watt remains in charge at Olde plantation with no changes to the personnel or leadership team. Clay Ming, bookkeeper, and Petr Mette, head of staff, continue in their roles as the former manager plans to stay three to four weeks to oversee transition and finalize arrangements for the new manager.
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Watt
Clayming
Petr Mette
Ina
Mir. Mestowner
Olan
Curtis couple to travel from Claw to coast and back
Mr and Mrs Curtis of Claw arrive at Mauna Loa and plan travel to the coast in the Mongolis tomorrow. They will be accompanied by their two children Ranaff and Ralph. The Curtins expect a four month stay in Ban Pranciteohres before returning home.
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A. G. Curtin
Claw
Mauna Loa
Mongolis
Mr. Curtin
Ranaff
Ralph
Sod
Curtis
Ban
Bilonde
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