Colorful Kailua Tales and Bryan’s Big Welcome
A Kona Echo notes a mix of nationalities and travelers in Kailua with stories of Bain and Smith, their varied careers from naval service to Hawaii settle, and a local crowd of about 5000 at Bryan’s appearance who enjoyed his humor and simple, sincere talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Tenorie
Bain
Kona
Uncle Sam
Greenland
Poles
Indias
Afric
Hawaii
Spain
Kailua
James Smith
Smitha
Jamea
Smithe
Banff
Scotland
Union Bank
Bryan
Ays & Report
the Chronicle
Johnny Ball
United States
Nebrasky
Waterfront items update from ships and arrivals
The Lavinia rests on the Marine Railway while R P Rithet loads sugar at Kinau wharf. Viking discharges guano at the Railway wharf. CO Fank left for the Sound. Mikabala sails for Nawiliwili Kolon and Waimes this afternoon. Kaala carries rice from Kahuku, arriving this morning then departing for Waialua. Mary L Cushing leaves for New York. J A Cummins brings rice and paddy to port then departs with general cargo. Noean arrives from Hamakus Bhe returns to Honokau tomorrow. Hiyei, a training ship, anchors, will visit Yokohama. Glenorchy loss suspected. wreckage hints at total loss, no crew identified. Noea and James Makae sailings listed with cargoes and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavinia
R P Rithet
Kinau
Viking
Barkentine CO
Sound
Mikabala
Nawiliwili
Kolon
Waimes
Kaala
Kahuku
Waialua
Ube
Mary L Cushing
Moana
New York
Koolan
J A Cummins
Kaneohe
Heeia
Noean
Schilling
Baugh
Hamakus
Honokau
Hiyei
Wyemura Nagayorhi
San Francisco
Anchorage
Yokohama
Tacoma
Glenorchy
Barron
Indiana
Woody Point
Port Blakely
Port Pirie
Australis
United Kingdom
Shipping Intelligence Distorted List of Vessels and Routes
A fragmented shipping intelligence note lists numerous vessels and routes with jumbled or misspelled names and destinations. The garbled text mentions ships such as Kaala, Moana, and Poverunnay with origins including Hawaii and San Francisco, and various unclear ports and crew terms.
Kee and Kedin Deed on a Gaily for dA Honor
Kee and Kedin enlist in a ceremonial act amid local celebrations, hailed by residents as a banner gesture of unity. The event draws community leaders including Briar Shu and Mountford officials, highlighting regional cultural ties and shared heritage.
Breakfast sausage ad targets Central Moat Market in Nouvain
Fragmentary advertisement promises low prices on sausages and a display of new products at a market on Telo phous 104, with unclear references to a king and hotel street. The text is garbled and hard to parse but advertises breakfast sausage and price advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Brow
LA Hotel Treet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heme
HRA
Pre Havre
Mtoe
Pacific
Luna
Migel
Waleteste
Shere
Stmr
Noeau
Kauai
James Makee
Mirsea Walker
A Tseuberg
Miss Duncan
Per “Iolanit
From
E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd
Corner Fort and
King Streets
P.O. Box
W. Lederer
Therions
I XL
J. M
Webb
Golden Rule Bazaar
Fort Street
London
Famins F. Heayre
Phil Land
U.S
Australia
Pet
Sweet Caporal
Arthur
Harmonia
Diamond Heart
All
Kito
Alec
I Mika
Beaver
NOTE
G. Waldo Burgess
Shipping Intelligence
Thursnay
Mosher
Oats
Saub Hipsl
Wyceniien Nagayorkigtei
San Fravetaoo
Swe Novay
Peterson
Kals Moana
Garey
San Pravelsoo
Nera Iee
Poverunnay
Duty
Ambkin OC Funk
Charleston
Paget Pould
Mary le Cushing
Peadte Now Turk
Tiny Helene
Frooman
Mabuk Palais
Paanhan
K My
Moahor
Wallin
Thummopacy
Han Niwis
Kelow and
Waimen
Cummins
Aearle
Oatu
Paauliv
Ayr
Tmporth
Tray
B.lichtig
Fort
Sireets, Waring
B. Lichtig
Ane Block
Fort and
Beavis Streets
the Kash
Hotel Street
Waverley Block
Dr. Drimel's Linen-Mead Gnderwear
Ben
Independence Park
Independence Park Pavilion
Sane Ume
J. N. Wright
A. W. Seabury
L. H. Dee & CO
Boretania & Punchbowl Streets
New Zealand
Horghinm
Allalls
Hock
Telephone
Occidental Hotel
Honolulu
Ws. A, Schumeden Proprietress
Basalt
Aingle
Laiibe
Ie City Uy
Nt Meek Ore
River Bros. Plow Works
C. &C. Rice
Theo
C. Porter
D. Tenney
M Goldberg
Anil
Goldberg
Pecus
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