Stormy Seas Batter Coastal Waters and Vessels
Birds eye view of a raging northeaster off Kauai with boats tied up and ships strained as wind and rain pound harbors. Inter-Island steamer Twalant arrives listing, cargo water damaged and deckhouse harmed. Shipping roadblocks as crews assess sugar cargo losses and weatherbound vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyle Dent
Interstaland
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company
Iwatant
Rolow
Kanal
Inter-datamt
Ithe Iwaland
Dinek Twie Howe
Atten Abauke
Koloa
Humoluly
Tiway
Kulua
Tule
Felunde
Hallonneuli
Kolo
Kieele
Kolon
Hanamanty
Interisland Company
Mata Lane
Delayed Island Steamers Aim for Tomorrow Sailings
Weather delays setbacks as Kona and Maui bound ships including Kinau Clausine and inter island boats postpone departures to this morning. Strong winds uproot trees and disrupt tramways while waterfront residents report branch and wire damage amid ongoing storm. no injuries noted.
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Kona
Kay Porta Dihine
Clausline
Wilter
Maui
Hatseharve
Hume
Tramways
Atherton
King Sivert
Aree
Gell
Pamengers Forte
Svard
Mimi
Ventura From Sydney Strong Winds and Heavier Seas
The Oceanic steamship Vernara sails from Sydney with strong head winds and heavy seas during the voyage to Auckland and San Francisco. Passengers include numerous named travelers and families as the vessel reports delays and long southwesterly conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernara
Caydmin Hayveard
Byney
Hue Pan
Sentra
Pansepkerr
Ulel
Welock
Sydney
Auckland
Ventura
San Francisco
Honolulu
Ax Forlowe
Mes
Gibb
J. Wobshein
A. Wieko
Chetetenan
Jax Naleu
Max Rant
Newland
Sir A. McPighe
Hackbeld Building Nears Readiness in City Center
Work on the Hackbeld building progresses toward completion with crews finalizing facade and interior fixtures. City officials note expected opening date soon as contractors race to finish remaining trades.
Inside fittings at Hackfeld building near completion
Readable text describes Hackfeld and Co. nearing completion of a new Fort and Queen streets building. It notes gutting remaining, upcoming shipment of Haolewnt, movement of View and otter office furniture, and occupancy target around the lith of the month. Highlights include a grand rotunda, a marble corridors, fireproofing measures, a twelve foot light, and a vault with a two-month capacity, plus ornate Queen Street and Port Street sections and a richly decorated interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huiling
Heston
Fort
Queen Tyonts
Quown
Port Street
Queen Street
Todery Alder Riaventetions
Noor
Houkkeenini
Fort Street
oMfces
Jorge
Steve
Halekanwile
Cotmerre
Elaborate Department Building Features Three Elevators
A detailed description outlines a new department building with three major stairways and multiple electric elevators. The Queen Street section connects to a large dome 100 feet high, while the Halekauwila Street wing houses a minor tower and a top stair. The design emphasizes safety, marble walls, nickel fittings, and silent machinery, aiming to blend comfort and elegance for twenty quarters of modern use.
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Queen Trent
Fort Treet Oradhute
Halekauwila Street
Queen Street
Lectrie
Funaement
Otter
Puiding
Maine seed potatoes sent by mail to Hawaii aid crop color development
The U S Department of Agriculture received forty five Maine seed potato varieties mailed to Hawaii to avoid transit delays. The Gee We P. Jerra nd Company of Carita Maine supplied the seed and the shipment was directed to Kila, Maui under the oversight of Director Jeet G. Senith with Assistant Director Sith expected to visit to observe the field trial and equipment setup for the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Department of Agricul
Hawaii
Ander
Gee We P. Jerrand Company
Carita
Kila
Mel
Jeet G. Senith
Dhreeter Sith
Kela
Trenteen
Eeertattony
Craik Bail Appeal Hears Defense In Police Court
In a Police Court forenoon Craik’s bail appeal was heard with Attorney Dillon seeking a remand until today. The proceedings grew tense as the judge noted Craik’s apparent intent to flee toward the Orient, while Dillon argued the deteriorating condition of the case.
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J. Gealk
China
Dillon
Crath
Nate
Rim
Witeax
Orient
Sister Teresa Dead After Devotion to Sacred Host
The obituary notes Sister Teresa, aged about 60, died after a life devoted to the Sacred Host. She arrived in the parish earlier this year and was greatly loved by the people. A funeral mass will be held tonight at 7 o'clock.
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Vocus
Howe
Awaiting Commission at Naval Station Hawaii
Captain Joe Merrs commands a unit at Pearl Harbor. reporters describe naval activities and statuses amid unclear wartime notes. The report mentions commando units, intelligence ties, and forthcoming deliverables from Wah and Ingtenn with local officials referenced in a tense update.
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Joe Merrs
Hawaii
Aremt
WNFA
AL Mion
Naval Station
Wah
Ingtenn
Sonoma
Comma mistake leads to mayhem verdict debate in court
The court wrestling with a jury miscue over a single comma in the McCarthy mayhem charge discharged the indictment and reversed the verdict. Judges debated how punctuation altered the law and threatened further actions to rectify the record while noting contempt for improper conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan McCarthy
Hill Sykes Serand
Reilly
George A. Davin
Jules Gear
Robin Wet
Ballons
al Effi Dent
Houk Negartinsm
McCarthy
Judas Jenriot
Deuthill
Elinemes
Captain Election Postponed In Weather Disruption
The captain election meeting is delayed again due to weather. Officers from the federation or organization are noted, with mention of transportation issues and a planned rescheduling for next Tuesday evening. The report references a captain plan and involvement of various members and committees, detailing disrupted schedules and expected attendance.
Moonshiners Unite In Fearful Purge Across Town
A band of moonshiners in the Kalin district forms an outlaw alliance claiming defense of their group. Police say authorities faced renewed attacks as the mob allegedly targets all nationalities and conducts vigilante actions. The unrest draws attention from Ferdot Cer and nearby officials amid tense community reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kallin
Mithoriend
Anertbere
Mie
Kolitl
Steamer Delays in Honolulu Arrival Amid Plague Fears
A steamship arriving from Sydney to Honolulu is late by about twenty hours amid quarantine as authorities declare against admitting passengers from affected areas. Twenty plague cases and several deaths have been reported in Sydney and Helsinki, with health officials urging vaccination and precautionary measures while inspecting all passengers carefully before boarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steauahipe
Otter
Auckland
Alanine Burrense
Sydney
Ventana
Bubet
Amt
Helsballa
Sydney Daily ‘Telegraph
Foltowine
Plage
Telat
Faoyer
Kalauskulank
Mt Wae
Round the World 10 Learn Things for Honolulu Iron Works
Mr or Hedemann and two children will visit Denmark and the Philippines on a grand world tour to study sugar production. They will inspect German and French sugar machinery, plantations in Kayne Abd, and Singapore missions while meeting officials. The trip aims to gather insights for Honolulu Iron Works and may continue globally after Denmark.
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Denier
Atone
Lwenty
Gusiner
United, States
Waelant
Heston
Heetiatin
Havard Uni- Soeiey
Cambrhlan
Stam
Aid
Germany
Tiyentt
Powell
Kayne
Heart City firm weighs plant to reduce leaf waste
Pindapple Fibre, The Heart City Fruit Company, is considering building a plant to reduce leaves from its product for fire use. A preliminary inquiry shows the project could be costly without proper machinery. George Leorumue will depart on an extended trip to the Mainland and Europe, visiting his home in Grewe before returning to Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart City Fruit Company
Kteorge Lreurmue
Europe
Grewe
Honolulu
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