Japanese Woman Fined In Potage Court Proceedings
A Japanese woman was fined in a Potige Court morning session for liquor near the border. The case, presided by Magistrate Lymer, involved accusations of illicit trade and disorder among defendants as authorities pursued enforcement actions at a local outpost.
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Potige
Lymer
Ole Dandred Dotlara
Atigac
Bapsiellen
United States
Lollein
Vallelin
Thiele
Miyen
Ani
Thompeon
Clemote & Wilder
Mw Otter
Local and General notices and telephone numbers list
The Bulletin lists unchanged telephone numbers for Basin office editorial rooms and various departments. It notes offerings such as Pineetar pure, Rostium Kodaks from Honolulu Pirate Supply Co, and mailing details for People and Places of Hawaii. John R. Bergstrom and Maxonte Temple provide services in tuning and telephony.
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Basin
A. R Rowst
Iss
Hawaii
Honolili Pirate Supply Co
Rostium Kodaks
Bastinan
Kedake
John R. Bergstrom
Ant
Ein
Maxonte Temple
Honolulu Botanic Gardens Proposed Attracts Global Interest
An discussion on developing Honolulu Botanic Gardens highlights attracting visitors from Singapore, Kaylolan, and other regions. The piece notes plans for expansive gardens, potential camping, and the civic role of the project, with officials consulting on land use and funding while considering the site’s impact on tourism and industry.
Fragmented OCR Text From A Mongrel Railway Segment
A garbled OCR passage describes a rail or highway connection between Valparnieo and Kuenos Ayron with mountain terrain. It mentions figures like TH15 and Uber TOO feet in the nights and references entities such as Frenne jarenapleanieg and OPM UMNO Ce eRADE.
Mongolia Passengers Trunks Sent to Wharf Friday Night
City Transfer Co announces trunks for passengers should be sent to the wharf Friday night. Jas H Love indicates trunks can be retrieved at any reasonable time.
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City Transfer CO
Jas. H. Love
Inter Island Shipping Restriction Amid Quarantine in Hawaii Ports
A wartime style notice outlines no steerage travel from Honolulu to 10 island ports. It details quarantine enforcement, vessel reallocations to cargo, medical inspections aboard inter-island steamers, and adjusted schedules with several ships reassigned to freight.
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Honolulu
Island
Fabada
Ute Titerstal
Board of
Heath
Mingger
J A. Kennedy
Meath
Mts Dhsal
Clandine
Uukam
W Ynaeintine
Carl Runvas
le Locel
Mariner Iya Elreniar
Instetes
Fion Chie
Kinan
Melesiassenser Waelieas
Bloele
Makawali Katot
Mhakint
Rauak Fis
Fetel
Sexton
Hilo
Businiia
TaterTsland Serview
Ramus
Miedlien
Anavantine
Vessel and maritime notices from port and crews
The article details shipyard plans including a streamlined steamer with 1600 passengers and 600 tons cargo, a forced bait system, and engine improvements. It notes the German steamer Ella's arrival at Port Bald on dust days, the Ella and Ernwere purchasing by the Ottoman government, and embarkation routes via Sez Canil, Chita, and the Straits Settlement. Also reported are Kent cruiser preparation to sail to Central and South America with Acapulco and Valparaiso calls, and the American schooner Ova into Vance reaching Port Townsend after a six week voyage. Peterson’s promotion to chief officer aboard the ship and various harbor incidents including the John Ena drag and rescue near Moiggs Wharf.
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Ella
Eila
Jebsen Line
Eve
Puget Sound
Fay
Port Bald
Ema
Man
Chita
Straits Settlement
John Ena
John Bnav
Lites & Chesebrough
Cape Horn
Passengers Arrived from Sydney and Suva
Passengers arrived record lists travelers including Moana from Sydney and Suva and Mondlali-te Beidthagatte. Names such as G. Andrews E Runkle BR Shore F Motels Mrs Morrla C Price CL Heriot Mise Herta and others appear among the listed passengers and related notes.
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Moana
Sydney
Suva
Fip
Mondlali
P. Humphoes GR Vorrest
Jung
Mr. Meter
Quarantine Measures for Steamers at Port
Federal and Territorial health officials will enforce a strict quarantine for arriving steamers. The Sierra from San Francisco will be kept under hold alongside the market, with crew and officers confined aboard for the voyage. Passengers from San Francisco face ashore clearance only after medical checks, while dock workers stay on board during the stay. The Mongolia, from Hong Kong via Japan, is limited to required passengers with verified travel plans and five day quarantine exemptions.
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Trans Pachter
Geeante
Sierra Fron
San Francisco
Siip
Ls Podelble
Medici
Padernl
Healt
Ives
Sierra
Menude
Capetain
Miter
Pueblo Mall
Hongkime
United States
Hoy
Th Sbi
Mongolia
Houndaly
San Franelsco
Persnne
Pissengernest
Morgan
Passengers Departed for San Francisco and Kona
A long list of travelers departs by MN and MN lines for San Francisco on March 1 and Kona, with numerous individuals named including Mr. and Mrs. George, Miss Korbel, Dr. Kurty, and many others. Freight and passenger mail details, destinations Yokohama, Cotonior, Victoria, and Sydney are noted with March 2 or March 28 sailings and inter-island routes.
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S. Wilhelmina
San Francisco
Geo. P. Aker
Lly
George A. Arnold
Henry Bader
William Mo Heatish
George BE
Bennett
Wid
Prank Bilger
Ad Mes
Lamuks Blaylock
John W. Boyle
A.C. Hrade
Phillip D. Gorien
George E. Green
Otto. Dewndale W. Hance
Pred A. Mines
Wirtz
BE. Holladay
J. Kk. Hoover
Mix Hoover
Kimbrough
A. F. Korbel
Blea
Adolph Moyer
George A. Montfell
Mary W. Parkhurst
Pasquale
Perlina
Augusta Poehler
Mias
Rene Poehler
Misa
Ann T. Porter
W. Parrington
Ela V. Kenlif
E.W. Hikile
Komiiel
Low
Winsor
Perry Whitjus
Kolt, Wankewalki
Mim Phi Zitimovinan
A. I. Zoligt
Persimr
Cooke
Pey Stair
Mauna Low
Kona
Kanai
J. Storr
Mra
BL. Thompson
Burns
Ketcham
Chil
R. Stihl
Ci Cooke
P. J. Herbert
Dt Yeon Dinchild
Miss Brown
Tate Forty
T. ¢. Fernandes
Mia Macdonali
Tito Carlson
Robe Winkleman
G. H. Hilke
I. M. Dratoy
M. Ronse
Care
Ron, Smith
Woodbury
W. Watson
R. ¢. Maitonwi
P. Johnson
M. Covert
de WH. Fisher
AL Morse
A. Link
A. Holden
Mme Gram Biri
C. Rt
Wilmore
R. J. O'Shea
K.P. Shundier
J. M. Cooke
J.C. Stone
Sieren
Yokohama
Monwolin
Te Cotonior
Maknra
Victoria
Zealamin
Malla
Montolla
Wyokohima
Korea
ancuiver—Pey Mukura
Sydney
Zealanila
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