Soldiers Welcome As Troops Pass Through Honolulu Toward Manila
The article lists ship and troop flows through Honolulu from June to early August, detailing expeditions with 2500, 4200, and about 1100 plus 1067 men aboard ships such as the City of Peking City of Sydney Oregon California Newport Indiana Ohio Valencia City of Para Moi City and others. It notes 12 200 men handled in town in a little over four months and estimates another 10 000 will arrive within a month. It mentions spending roughly $30 000 by the last two expeditions and that many soldiers from Pennsylvania Colorado Utah North Dakota Minnesota Idaho and New York area have been entertained ashore. Additional vessels Charleston Monterey Moradcock Gaelic Finch and others are referenced with crews and transports. The Gaelic returns from Yokohama with 7 Chinese and 158 Japanese aboard and reports plague abatement in China.
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Manila
Peking
Sydney
Australia
Oregon
California
Anderson
Greene
China
Colon
Senator
Zeslandia
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Utah
Newport
General Merritt
Astor
U.S. Artillery
Indiana
U. 8
North Dakota Boys and Co. A
Engineers
Ohio
Wyoming Boys
U. 8. Infantry
U. S. Artillery
Valencia
North Dakota
Para
Moi City
Idaho
Theas
Honolulu
American Commonwealth
United States
Charleston
Monterey
Monitor
Moradcock
Nerope
Patala wedding and distant imperial debates linger
Wedded at Catholic cathedral in Hawaii, Angela Eckardt ties with James Lino of Patala. They plan to settle at Patala plantation where Lino works as sugar boiler. The page also quotes Montreal Witness arguing U S policy in Cuba and the Philippines, and UK aims in China, warning Britain may guide self rule rather than victory.
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Guletan
Valentine
Misa Angela Y. Eckardt
J. F. Eckardt
Queen's Sept
James P. Lino
Pahala
Hawaii
Mise Hokardt
Convent of the Sacred Hearts
Lino
St. Louis College
Honolulu
W. G. Hall
Pabala Plantation
Mr. Lino
Montreal
United States War Office
Cuba
Philippines
United States
Manila
Tampa
Cervios
Michael Scott
Britain
China
Repair Work Focuses on Dike and Hull Pushing
The notice emphasizes attention to repairs along the dike and hull areas. It mentions daily upkeep and scheduled work, urging timely action to prevent heavy wear and maintain stability. The message reads like a maintenance alert for ongoing coastal infrastructure and vessel support.
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Wlcycle
Hull
Jockey Club to report on foot injury of Dekumof Wall
Aid Dekumof Wall of Nichols Co has been confined to his room through the Fourth with a very sore foot. The Jockey Club Executive Committee will report on the matter in a few days. An ad invites a shave or artistic hair eardrop at the Blue Barber Shop on King Street near Alaken.
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Aid
Dekumof Wall
Nichols Co
Jockey Club Executive Committee
Advertiser
King Street
Alaken
Baseball Decadence: City Critiques Slack Practice
A city wide critique laments the season's poor baseball, blaming only two teams for a weak league. Citizens like Clarence White and Captain Parker urge reforms, calling for a third team, reorganized structure, and better discipline to restore interest and turnout.
An Idaho Volunteer Opposes Annexation Speech
First Lieutenant James Graham, quartermaster of the Idaho Volunteers, spoke against annexation at the Transmississippi Congress. While in Honolulu with the Third Manila Expedition he reaffirmed his stance, arguing independence protects island prosperity and criticizes carpetbagger intrusion and disruption of local trade. He vows to continue opposition beyond the war if needed.
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James Graham
Idaho
Messrs
Thurston and Kinney
Hawaii
Honolulu
Manila
Lieut
Graham
Hoe
Lei
Rainy City Fourth Deluged Amid Festivities In Hilo
Hawaii Herald notes from Hilo describe a damp Fourth of July with rain spoiling salutes and firecrackers. Afternoon sun allowed racing and a ball at Sprocksley Hall. Obituary reports Moxes Kipi of Wainaku died July 3 and burial followed. A theft of 70 dollars from J K Wilson’s office had no clues. Massey of Waimea to preach. Dr Hatchinson to Battle Creek eye trip.
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Hawaii Herald
Hilo
Sprocksley Hall
Moxes Kipi
Iowa
Wainaku Plantation
Kipi
J K. Wilson
Trey. Massey
Waimea
Kauai
J. E. Davis Stenographer and Typewriter Signage
J E Davis is described as a stenographer and typewriter with Humphreys ear contact listed as Telephone 751. This compact notice notes his trade and a local phone reference.
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J. E. Davis
Humphreys
Weinrich Evades Custody Aboard Warrimoo After Illness
Weinrich, linked to the suspected Labrador schooner, left a Maui hospital disguised by illness. He boarded the Warrimoo before dawn and sailed toward Diamond Head, sparking family and authorities to suspect a calculated escape. The Labrador crew were detained in Honolulu’s Ushu Jail while Weinrich’s whereabouts remain unknown and unbonded.
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Warrimoo
Diamond Head
Nan
Weinrich
Labrador
Makena
Maui
Honolulu
Ushu
Bosinn
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Ayer
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
The
Republic of Hawaii
Gear
Sannowe St
San Francisco
Monolulu
Hawa
Mercantile Agency
George D. Gear
King and Bethel Streets
Charles F. Peterson
Notary Public
Knabumanu Street
William A. Henshall
Kashomanu Street
Tale
Edings
Bethel and
King Streets
A. I
A.C. Wall
D.D
C. E. Wall
Ron
Fort Breedt
Gilbert F. Little
Attorney AT Law
Manta
Shiptown
States
Finch
Pacific Mail
Yokosamna
Chuneh
Kekmrte
Patala
Honolulu Cyclery
Clarence M. White
Harry Whitory
Hay Wodehouse
J. G. Spencer
Thioge
Harry Kitney
Hilo Town
JoLes
Royal
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