Wind, yachts, and navigators in 70-foot class vessel note
The report lists yacht details with length over all near 70 feet and 18 foot draft, including navigator Captain Charlene Wilder. It covers speeds, distances, and rigging aspects, noting wind conditions and a 4300 bap measurement while describing the vessel’s line, hull, and keel setup in a maritime context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navigator
Cape
Acollons
Prumeler H. Smiths
Mainientore L.T
Lemeth
Ken
Hewell Commmodore Ahathes
Wilg
Ler
W. HL Stroud
Charion Lewis
Murry Mitek
Robert Hetdry
Duck O'llelen
Vien
YV King
Wilder
Prince Kitchin Katalagagte
Gailieras Steward
Lew Marrin
Commatore OP
Builth
Kod
Whitney
Walter Tranike
Fe Fordan
Brerae
Sehanner
Pwehl
HiWallssaworr
Hinwall Yooke
Charlen Wilder
Twain
Preuukhor and Officers Named in WA Crm Nab
A local report lists Preuukhor and second officer as key figures in a Western Australia criminal case as authorities name WA Crm and Wo He Seliveeder. Rusieells cook is also mentioned among associated persons in the incident.
Mountain Trip Return From Makua Ridge Expedition
Willie T. Pope, WH Cooper and POM Fults return to Honolulu after a mountain trek in the Makua region. The party traveled by coastal railway to Makua, camped along the range, visited a cave, and hiked a ridge before exiting at Mokulela. They documented the journey with photographs amid local travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie T. Pope
Cooper
Pom
Fults
Mokulela
Hanotal
Walte
Star Barbie
Mwah
Yellowstone Park
Norwal
Pineapple Trade Dispute Under Pure Food Act
An official note cites violations of the Pure Food Act involving a pineapple shipment. Secretary of Agriculture Winnow Lewed ordered the seizure of goods from the Hawaii Development Company of Heros Wit, with lines about sale blocks and mislabeling. The report mentions a pineapple lot weighing two wards and questions the authenticity of the product and its origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tou Caves
Hawaiean Development Company
Heros Wit Eovnral
Ortar Ward
Prohibition Debate Roils Island Assembly at Park Rally
Native speakers and opponents clash over the prohibition issue at a Saturday gathering in Aale Park. Speakers accuse Thurston and Woolley of aiming to disenfranchise Hawaiians while urging a vote for "Aole" to control local government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Keanahake
Lilinokutant
H. K. Kanha
Woolley
Thuarston
Powpee
Ee Mo Thurston
Naor
Ity
Thureton
Othe
Indientex
Kunio
Thurdton
Thurston
Anti Park
Itch Relieved at Once and Voting Encouragement
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled lines about itch relief, a presidential vote urge, and unrelated phrases about clowns and couples. It mentions Americans going to the polls Tuesday, urging turnout, with odd references to productivity and fame. The readable core is a call to vote and general disjointed commentary.
Weekend Baseball: Wasedas Triumph in Close Match
Saturday and Sunday play featured Japanese Wasedas beating Portugal 6 to 3 and their narrow win over the Marines. The Marines, aided by Adium and Kimmel, fought hard in a high pace game with key pitching from Amoy and Ayan. The afternoon saw a Japanese-Portuguese clash, an exciting sequence ending with Waseda securing a dramatic victory. Jahu College defeated J. A. C. Wine 7 to 4 with Hampton and Minnie combining for the Alumel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramer
Dudtige
Rwine
Marines
Lanne
Hineh Af
Ha-Wet
Selfehin
Fifth Cavalry
CA. Ca
Adium
Kimmel
Japan
Aura
Wal
Freitas
Mikami
Yamawaki
Che Wasedas
Jahu College
J. A. C. Wine
Ian We
Oahu
J. Aleam
Can
Hampton Wnd
Minne
Kealohu
Felte
Fort Ruger Marines Lose In Military Games
In a Military Games weekend series, Fort Ruger lost to NSGH by 12 to 0 while Marines were defeated 4 to 2 by Fifth Cavalry. Separate Navy-Club match saw Marines with Pryton and Sinclair failing to halt Schofield Barracks. Other results include Company A,B and D contests and upcoming games scheduled at Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ruger
Marines
NSGH
Teagues
Lallehpe
Marinen Koth
Uat
Athlete Park
Lette Tum
Schofield Harrackn Union
Peyton
Sinclair
Company By
Marine Camp
Vote No Reform Echoes in Incoherent Farm Rhetoric
Fragmentary lines accuse voters to “vote no” while deriding farm labor, imagery of moving pictures on the farm, and a faded plea about diplomacy and perception. The text reads like a garbled transcription from a political pamphlet or editorial, with unclear actors and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loulavilte
Arbor: Journal
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HAWAI
Fohewner
Daly
Helin
Betrytten
Kresa
Mit
Pettus
Pont
Avaletie Howevel
Amnedey Foo
Mar
HK Strond Piest Cilleer
Harles Lew
Jack Orien
Wapnare
Fudd
Tom King
Terribie
Fiaut al Ellen Abisiauwe
Dome
Lele
Olleere
Wasedas
Matthew
Weln
Hawa Blentrle Cabane
Jack Condelt
Ant
Aloha Park
Pat Cornyn
San Francisco
Jack Cordell
Sarconi
Madison
Fitzpatrick Bros
Fort Streets
Orpheum
Honolulu Athletic Park
Alumni
U.S. M.C
Waseda
A. GC
MO. P. A
Vs. Waseda
Princess _ Rink
Signor Antonio
Tyler
Ethel May
Keth
George Gardner
America
Empire Theater
sTreey
Motion Pictures
Royal Academy OF Dancing
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Alfred D
Fairweather Manufacturing
Harrison
Isrhaer
Honolulu
Rt U
Manila
Ladi Young
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