Pirates and ships in Honolulu harbor turmoil and trade
A fragmented Honolulu page details pirates attacking a vessel in the Went river trade and captures near Warhow, with 5000 in value taken. It notes migrants aboard the Orerte and other ships battling weather, port arrivals, and cargo movements including sugar, coffee, and hides. The report covers multiple vessels, crews, and naval actions with freight and migrant movements toward New York and Calcutta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orterie
New Itun
Stenfishly Ortecte
Waterleame
Ve Teavisye
Ielands
Calcutte
New York
Trane Pacific Service
Houshay
Kobe
Dischureinic Sibtind
Calcutta
Ofterlete
Jamew Wintray
Suverte
Musiher
Waterhouse
Seattle
Max Ji
Manila
Towdaya
Mania
Folombe
Leland
Ceylon
Jeddah
Meren
Aribiin
Pakdonimer
Went
Fragmented OCR item about local event and names
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local event with partial names and numbers. The readable text hints at a meeting or notice, with references to people and places but lacks a clear complete action or outcome.
Weather Today Details and Humidity Readings
The report lists temperature readings, wind velocity and direction at 10 am and noon, barometer and relative humidity figures, and a note on rainfall in the past two hours. Specific values are partially garbled but indicate a typical daily weather summary for the area.
VESSELS TO AND FROM THE ISLANDS
Ships and arrivals listed for island routes with entries for Ban Pran arriving June 19 and Wilhelmna from June 19, Conte from Mukilteo and MILO sailing June 28, Missouri for Saline Cr de, San Francisco sailing June 28, Bennington to Monolalk, and Supply at U B 8 June 15.
Compressed Air to Keep Ships Afloat
Captain Charles C. Marsh urges installation of compressed air systems in watertight compartments after his Yankee rescue, arguing air pressure could have saved lives aboard the sinking ships and prompting consideration for mounting the system across fleets. The Mount Temple incident and prior trials are cited to support the plan, with emphasis on safety and earlier experiments by other ships and builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Marsh
Nori Caroling
Vinkable
North Carolina
Marsh
Trante
Thor Tnerowe
Pera Trattle
Survivorette Hove
Thane
Tom Ho
Mount Temple
Lawrance
John Ar Aunkie
New York
Marah
United States
Yankee
New England
Navy
Philp
Girls Testify Against Chinaman In Court Trial
Three Hawaiian girls under twelve years old testified in circuit court today about alleged assaults by a Chinaman. Melon Elia, a young witness claimed details of the incident in the presence of jurors and a small audience. Detective Lake introduced a map of the Chinaman's premises as evidence. The defense objected. the trial included witness protections and a lineup of jurors and county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witnon
Robin
Prineligal Witnenman
Ownanan
Adain
Wari
Torvenin
Mort
Writel
Warrints
Harey
T. Lake
Wii F. Tawlinn
Chin
Willesnes
Robert Hall
Charles UW Hall
Charlen
Hall
Ollen Heine
David K. Honpil
Ren FP. Mollinger
James Jaeger
Frank Laster James
Wiliam E. Kerr
Willian Te Lyle
Thomann McLeal
Pred. J. Turner
Beputy County
Players' cash stolen during hotel thefts case
Police arrested Willi At BUle and others after reports four ball players were robbed at a hotel. Detectives traced a suspect to a station as items vanished from players’ clothing. Authorities recovered some money and searched for more evidence amid the ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi
Ananey
Aly
Helley Chillingworth
Ling
Anit Kellett
Notte
Erandri
Keliott
Medals Presented at YMAG Open House Event
The event features a display of medals to notable holders and the principal program highlights a dedication ceremony. Students, staff, and guests attend activities including a basketball exhibition, a parade, and school awards. The program emphasizes student achievements and community involvement with entertainment and refreshments.
Warehouse bids come in too high for project needs
A garbled report notes bids on a warehouse project exceeding available funds. No contract is set with the California Peed Company and no paving plan exists. References to warehouse, queen and alwken appear, with unclear details about changes and proposed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Queen
Alwken
Architent Holl Kerr
Odds and Ends at the Port
A busy port scene with ships and passengers headed to Hawaii and Kauno. The steamer Kinnd waits for Kaual ports while other vessels arrive from Honolulu, Ban Pra, and Tacoma. A fire scare at Hackfeld and a long list of passengers and crew names appear amid transit and shipping notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Kaual
Gaslota
Thin Port
Math
Tacoma
Hin Wall
Amtwil
Atin
Lamber
Lent Laportery
Jeon
William WH. Smith
Yeanel
Mat
Hawaii
Mane Kon
Bie
Marke Purber
Zealandin
Victoria
Inter-teland
Kiaves
Kona
Kan
Hiall
Kanal
Claudine
Naval Maul
Thawall
Spencer
Canto & Cooke
Aiipline
Hackfeld Whart
Bond flotation plans delay school construction in territory
A fragmented note outlines proposed bond funding for new school buildings in the territory. Projects include Lahamatine school, Kauliweta school, Kohut school, Nayunian school, and other facilities. Total estimated outlay exceeds 210,060, with funds to cover construction and related requirements.
Unclear visit by Crane linked figures debated in press
A garbled cable report mixes Murray Crane with Charles Crane of Chicago amid Taft era politics. The piece suggests misinterpretation of Crane credentials and notes factions claiming Crane financed Ohio primaries and influenced the Baltimore event, with broad press backlash and calls for clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Crane
Kiely
Charles Crane
Minster
China
UNM
Tath Aluvart
Ike
Crane
Taft
wWorldwide
Ini
Ronnevell
Ohio
Tilmote Alee
Tint Crane
Baltimore
Court Hears Californians See Signals From Throne
In London a court inquiry into the Titanic’s theater and the wartime event heard that a Californian did observe signals from the throne and should have acted to reach the Thanin. Sir Alfred Chambers explained why the Board of Trade’s initial failure persisted for years amid arguments over travel modes. The Dockers’ Union attorney called the case extraordinary. Separately, an early submarine safe was to be built at Marina Street and Ocean Front with a protective breakwater wall. The Western Amusement Company began construction and patrons enjoyed music at a cafe as a new pier development and parade of ships formed near Marine Street. The departure of steamers earlier that morning affected wharf activity and a Territorial band played nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thanin
Alfred Chambers
Aly Se
Board of ‘Trade
Beenuah
Allen Co
Dockers’ Union
Board of Trade
Gali
Anta Monica
Jing
Ontau
Fereal Western Amusement Company
Marina Street
Ocean Front
Hide Chuni
Manen Arid
Dietanes
Navy Street
Venlow
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Masonic Temple
Mevante
States
Garine
OATOM
Halls
Meni
Monte Oohey
Eer
Rent
Wwe
Terdiaily Enylied
Wa Witend
Cewte, CO
PY Kilhey
KOR
Pete Bitayan
Pythian Mall
Herewata
Anite
Gawamas Timber
Vivernity Mall
Vein Brothers
Menily A
Anil A
PREY
Wes
Jonme
Furtetreet
King Evvry Jriday
Olclok
Armbern
Altow
Amurose
J. Whetz
Cictaror
Ee Tagoknn
A. Blom
Fort St
Millinery
Milton & Parkons
Pantheon
Port Street
Miss Power
Boston
Mary-Ann
ZEAVE
GB Serra
K. Uyeda
Honolulan
Uncle Sam
Pacific Slope
Mauna Kea
Mater Navigulian Stentinr
Elustand
Howe
Hale
Ant Harber
Oleg
Iar
Rome
Eranertes
Cera
Monolihan
B. Ntohole
Maneweer
Hila Mercantile Company
Shaw Elfe Miller
Heneme Tan Theininte
Miller
Homellan
Ralirand
Wig Island
Rulleay
Claudiie
Remnar
Maewall
Maul
Bor
Eibling
Everlone
Mary Winkelman
Tawyll Cates
Tve
OHNE
Lkee
Mmnigretian
Vanes Wieidinis
Rly
Isard
Jone
Sea York
Seoltiay Builders
Ewinndar
Jaime Panwa
Conerrie
Wally
Port Allen
Hilo
CJ Moras
A. Linke
York
Uovekmoly
Pacific Mall
Honolil
Nile
Doe
San Py Jelaca
Atwkenwhark
Kawil
W. G. Hall
Ui & R
G.I. Hall
Stormer Hall
Porte Alongue
Kiunl
Hnter-tuland
Shinoa
Manufacturers’ Shoe CO
Spectat
Choven
Yuron Katia Haw
Kus Wht
Kangin
North Kyra
Pohang
Kel Mart
Wolkted Machor al Finn
Avery Three Dagm
Lewage
Paboi
Atymag
YMC A
Thie Enner Grammar
Marie Metin
Cheford Molin
Henry White
Arneet Wicke
Abert Hunt
Joe Stiches
Rinbineon
David Tnt
W. G. Peacock & Co, Ltd
Fort
Anwiyed
Aime
Havutl Wat
B. Kawanaki
Goldstein
H. R. Savane
Mine Kalonn
the Crate
Mins Wittyjudd
Mira
Judd
Mew
Browa
A. Warlom
Father Stevens
Cowitio
Ferreira
Oral
le Georne
Mra
George
le Haulley
U F
Vickers
Stes
Woo
Trominal Porti
G. NS
Wit
Mina
Mine Male Miele
Mina Woodsman
Mie
Kath
Comba
Reynolda
Meg
N. Ry Lagaing
Rankin
Bpliwr D
Lalth
H. Lowell
Deck
Por
Mondufan
Las Francisca
Mies
Austin
Dr Athen
Hrother Alfred
Brodie Mod Lent
Mleehher
Hearty M. Weydén
Minsch
Craig
Cahill
Rod Casement
Chan A Davin
Mies Dora
Engle
Mui
Fe Gibwon
Mew le Git
Stmr
Mikatala
Molokat Porte
M Meyer
A Meyer
J. Cooke
Darn Claike
Edith Keola
Dalas Zavlan
Joy Mary Caldeira
Mine Brewer
Mire Haker
Mic K Keola
Misa M. Keola
M. Fleer
W. Behuman
A TE Mintine TA
Sousa
la Mere
J. Yarnehine
M. Orns Milly Wu Dom
Corriston
Aileen McCorrivan
Carnie , Dunn
May Dung
Dutty
Cn i. A
Bryan
Chicago
Milan
Wulner
Shiekiund
Divine
Eropitemrainn Kamet
Turin
Weiner Cine
Tod Ateanene
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