Warren Transport Returns to Port for Propeller Repair
The transport Warren docked at Navy wharf No 4 after losing a propeller blade in transit from San Francisco to the Philippines. Crews shift cargo from the after hold to forward compartments to raise the stern, aiming to lift the vessel for propeller replacement. Divers work beneath the waterline to remove remaining blades while mail matter is held for the Meade convoy from San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Navy Wharf No. 4
Ater
Manila
San Francisco
Abe
Honolwu
Philippines
Bar
Gain
Warren Ship Delayed by Propeller Damage
The Warren has taken on additional delay as crystallization is suspected to have snapped a propeller blade. Repairs will be costly and time consuming, with divers to replace blades if possible and the ship likely to depart with the Mende crew to continue toward the Philippines. About six thousand men are aboard or awaiting movement, including four hundred from the Second Battalion Lith Infantry and similar numbers of cavalry recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thowe
Dole Reception At Emma Street Home Draws Honolulu Elite
A large reception at Mrs. Sanford B. Dole’s Emma Street home drew about five hundred prominent Honolulu society figures. Guests included Madame Genevra Johnstone Bishop and Governor and Mrs. Dole, with tea served in the adjoining areas by Mrs. Kiear Walker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford B. Dole
Emma Street
Yenteray
Honolulu
Atrw
Dole
Lanai
Henry &. Cooper
Mo M. Estee
VF. Allen
Geste
Mire
C. HB. Cooper
Ernent
Mote Smith
A. G. Hawes
Mary Mott Smith Hird
Irmgard Schaefer
Jonnie Giffard
Kiear Walker
Demon
HM. von Holt
Guente
Madame Génevra Johnstone Bishop
Atngen
Ind Mra. Dole
Madame
Divorce Law Question Stirs Hawaii Territory Hearings
A Hawaii territorial case involves an attempted separation rather than a divorce. Attorneys Fitch mod Thompson on behalf of the plaintiff face a demurrer by Gill and Farley who argue residency requirements under the Organic Act. Judge Humphreys sustains the demurrer and dismisses the suit, with a special meeting of Lodge to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In & Ault
Judie Memphreys
Fitch Mod Thompson
Mesags Gil
Farley
Sinc US
Hawaii
Gulf
Gill
Pitch
Showpson
Humphreya
Wind drives ships back as high harbor winds surge
Dangerous gusts lash the waterfront with sails and craft contending with the sea. A timber of Japanese flabermen returns to port after failing to reach the Mahing ground amid threats of damage to the harbor buildings and boats. Crew describe the wind as a forceful and alarming presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teres Glen
Room for Boys Committee Plans Youth Entertainment
A committee chaired by Mrs T P Hillinghin aims to prepare a room for boys under fourteen in the young women’s movement. The space will be furnished with a box, tables, chairs, curtains, and decor to provide a pleasant, airy setting for the boys’ activities and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillinghin
Nan Heen
Frank
ATV
Aleu
Injunction to Stop Extension of Irrigation Threatened
A court injunction seeks to halt an extension that would affect a Waikiki plantation's irrigation, with complainants alleging interference with water supply and crops. The case involves the San Kreong Maw Company, Waikiki plantations, and local land and transit firms, amid testimony from counsel Andrews and McClanahan and ongoing legal proceedings before Judge Gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weikihi
Linge
San Kreong Maw Company
Copartnership
Waikiki
Wathiki Land
L. McCully
Gear Andere Thie Jory
Tetal
Bow Wank
Wong Ding
Torre Mag Iy Waialua
Joby
Chines
Homphreys
Robinson
E. Poole
Predera Cornet
Halens Vorpus
Atety
Cireoult
Neis
Ste
Poileral
Halforda
United States
Bupramin Court
Honator
Kahilina
Hieator
Weve, Kaulla
Powpee
Jude Humphreve Deere
Public Works Chief Leads Sanitation Effort Amid Water Clean Up
Jones H Boyd supervises a city cleaning of the Swilel Washhouses with a planned subservience to a thorough cleaning and a coat of treatment. Captain Ram Johnson oversees the operation at the gamingy werview with authority over establishment and future planning. The board of Health hopes this resolves the grievance. a Grand Jury report may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones H. Boyd
Public Works
Ram Johnson
board of + Health
Three Times Insane Pua Mio Is Sent to Asylum
The article details Pua Mio, a native of Kaalawal, arrested after a revolution era incident. Examined by a physician he was found hopelessly insane and placed in the asylum before eventually showing signs of recovery and being moved to the police station for further assessment.
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Apleita
Niien Tines
Holt
Will
Monteras
Omeer Walpa
Pua Mio
Kaalawal
van Die Qaat
Pam
Ybel
Mle
Howe
Cowan Heather
Werlye Apiesta
Kala- Keauu
Lan Wokalani
Nooo
Inday Puawae
Drr
Emerson
Waion
Pua
Weil
Tovay
Literary At Hore Featured By Kilohwna Art League
The Kilohwna Art League hosts a Literary At Hore evening in Progtens block. Mise B hou Collage lectures on Spencer and I Lord-Painting, with a violin solo by Arthur Maxon Smith. Annin Montague Turner offers a focal selection. decorations arranged by Mise 8 Now. hostess Mies Charlotte Hah. Coffee-table aides include Mere J it Atherton Stew fh 8 Tiliingtum and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilohwna Art League
Progtens Block
Mise
Spencer and
I Lord
Arthur Maxon Smith
Oahn College
Annin Montague Turner
Lee
Mies Charlotte
Tadien
Mere
Atherton
Stew
Tiliingtum
Mire
W. B. Brent
M Olanatan
Mr. Nerger
Vessels Enter Honolulu Amid Active Trade Winds
Coastal traders arrive in heavy seas as Coronado and S. G. Wilder lead a flotilla into Diamond Head port. Kalulani, Howland, Diamond Head, and Mary Foster expected soon, with brisk northeast gales scattering ships from the Sound and the Coast. Captain Pattor reports favorable trades and lively winds steadying after a rough voyage from San Francisco.
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San Francine
Honolulu
San Franchsca
San Francisca
HP. Wilbot
Diawond Head
Hattie
Mary i Foster
Vor
Wilder
Diamond Head
B. G. Wilder
Queen Street
Willy Altarett
Tion
Han Franvino
Coronas
Police
Coronado
Pattor Ie
Tim Huhaylor
Jackson
G. Wieder
Capain Jackson
Heint
Howell
Thleety
Taney Crort
Wilter
Heath
Weneral
Pavel
Wireless Telegraph Plan Faces Reorganization After Meeting
The Intersfeland Telegraph Co held a special meeting to discuss reorganizing the financially troubled firm. Attendees urged the company not to dissolve as management reported a cash shortage and mounting debts. a fuller financial statement was promised by March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intersfeland Telegraph Co
OFP FOR LAYEAN HALAND CAPTAIN I WILLER TAKES Gey Jon
Captain I Willer seized the bark Gey Jon at the dock this morning bound for Layaan Island. Faltering wind delayed the voyage while Japanese laborers were drafted to work on Layen. The crew scanned the deck amidships as the hand party prepared to transfer between the ship and shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Willer
Charity Tied Chinese Benevolent Company Seeks Incorporation
The Tong Shing Ton Company Limited applies for corporate power to pursue charitable and benevolent aims for the poor and needy, sick care, indigent relief, and burial of the dead. The petition lists named associates and seeks authority for non profit activities and incidental acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chines Remidente
Trenaurwr Wrebebt
Tong Shing Ton Company, Limited
Hite
Cur Biton
Larrig Andrews
Tatahee
Lee Kom
Look Chong
Won Yin Nam
Won Jay
Aw Krone
Choy Chad Tong
Lark Poy
Morkalinan A Am Kwong
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear names and quotes
A garbled OCR text lists numerous names and phrases with incomplete context. It includes personal names, titles, and stray dialogue lines such as "She's not what you'd call we why sated woman?" and "Oh, I believe whe vale to have ane Wit Ie nothing of any impor tane." The fragmentary material lacks coherent event or report details.
Kona Sugar Company Threat to District Economy Stirred by Senator Paris
Senator J D Paris arrives in Savina Son to discuss Kona district affairs amid tariff plans for South American coffee. He warns a Kona Sugar Company collapse would devastate farming and local livelihoods, urging diversification into coffee and continued sugar policy to sustain the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Paris
Savina Son
Kona
Mawati
Parrett
Luciene
Koma
Kona Sugar Company
Bro
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Yang Wei Pin
Buro
Kal’ Uaolohe
ART League
S. Ventura
Coast Wells, Fargo & Co. Express
Masonic Temple
Nenuer Bervire
Barkentines
S. G. Wilder
Coast
Rossmond
R. P. Rithot
OFP
Layean Haland
Sweet Charity
Kina
Kinga
Poo Haakon
W A. Hardy
FP Thets
Oppenheimer
McLean G. Benaloghane
Carl
Ami
Mise Stary Dion
Paxton
K. Gamaura
J. Dater
A. Menetaghe
Mex
Russell
Geo
He Allen
Me Kengin
Mitgood
Mow
T. Wil. Mame
A.J. Alwwander
Mew
Jum
Had
Mrs CK. Williamin
Mika Aline Wooden
Eng Ty
Mex En Ty
Youn Hang Chin
Nobleman
F. Hichardy
Re Maynard
Mea
A. K. Hartia
Amd
Matt
Dork Nassenbere
J.D. Paris
Kons Sugar Company
Coorper
Coerper
My Parente
Hamilton-Brown Shoe
Go's
Rheee
Tees
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