Thomas Ships Outbound From Manila With Large Passenger List
The United States transport Thomas arrived off Manila last night and docked at 4 this morning. It carried a long list of passengers including Mins L. M. Ripley and many Army and Navy personnel with family members aboard. The voyage left Manila via Nagasaki and is set to sail again at 6 o'clock.
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United States
Thomas
Manila
Nagasaki
Eltierne
Mins L. M. Ripley
Armitect CB
Ripley
Honolulu
Thoman
Mise Lille St
pThrough
G. It. Armstrong
Mme
G. R. Armstrong
Chas. K. Bennett
T. S. Heocher
J. A. Clark
D. Clark
D. J. Case
Capemuineery
J. Mt
Navy Department
G. I. Chanday
G. H. Cacaday
Casaday Infant
Insular
Gemont
WW. Bamberlain
Anat
U.S. Army
W. P. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
J Carrigan
Governmsen
L. Carewell
Ann Clark
Dbl Dever
2Rd Infantry
le A. Dowdell
Philippine Consabulary
Mine K. Dwyer
J. le Davis
Quartermaster Department
Min. K. T. Dobbs
Wm. J. Dunmlere
Mra
J. i McGinness
McFinness
W. H. McIntyre
McClellan
J. C. Mehan
J. Mehan
Mehan
R. Mileson
Marka
H Maxson
Mes
H. Maxson
Maxon
Milton
Arm Mt
G. Ailton
G. Ailton, Mrs. C Mitchell
Mitchell Infant
Mise
JM. Marker
W. Merrilat
Moron
Be, Patterson
Jamen Pearce
J. T. Whagan
Mise Hi
M. Yen
Que Hebbrin
T. J. Stevens
U. S. Navy
T. H Stevens
D. A. Scott
Btranathan
Fred Simpleb
A. S Boots
Deon Shields
Jr. Robt
J. Bhletve
A. d Wrobleski
H.W. Waggoner
Daniel Webster
Employe Gort
Corbin
UB Army
Nick
Navy
Quorum Sought at Republican Headquarters Meeting
Ten men gathered at Republican headquarters on Fort street for the adjourned monthly meeting but only thirteen members were present. A quorum was not reached as fifteen were required. Chas Clark presented a proxy signed by Henry C. Wide, creating a second proxy. new rules limit one proxy per member. District cutting discussion paused for quorum delays as precincts total 209 voters from the last election. The next meeting date falls on the first Saturday in April.
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Fort Treet
Republican Territorial Central Committee
Afteen
Antil
Chas Clark
Henry C
Frank Kruger
Kooaumoky
Mio arrives from the Colonies at Bishop Wharf
The Canadian Avetratian liner Mio arrived at Bishop Wharf this morning from the Colonies via Fiji after a westbound voyage from Sydney on February 1. Commander Hemming reports moderate variable winds and fine weather between Brisbane and Suva, with passage past Aloin Island and the Equator. The Miowern continues to Vancouver via Victoria amid a description of rough seas and steady trades.
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Mio+ wera
Bishop Wharf
Twa
Fiji
Hemming
Wessel
Syd~ney
Wesival
Brisbane
Suva
Aloin Island
Mary Lslent Mare
Den
Vancouver
Victoria
Questionable Alfalfa Case Rules by Execution Court
An unclear text outlines a Supreme Court mandate affecting the Territory of Hawaii and its title to property, with references to an organic act and potential US use. It discusses a disputed $116.87 fund and asks which property may be levied for execution, pending congressional or presidential action.
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United States Supreme Court
Loral Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Hiehny
Kienkale
Hawaii
Passengers Arrived From the Colonies and Through to Vancouver
Passenger list items show arrivals from the colonies and via Honolulu to Vancouver. Names include Mrs Kimball, Mr Johnston, Mr and Mrs Holbrook, Miss Daly, Master Daly, Rev G Henderson, Ms Luteey, Col Kirkpatrick, and many others with accompanying family members and infants. The fragment records numerous individuals and households in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micwera
Honolulu
Mine McDonald
C. G Russell
Vancouver
Kimball
Seatchings
Harryman
Lepoma
Kellduman
Johnston
Alexander
Mise J. Fraser
Fraser
D. Alton
F. Wade
Genel A. Snell
Holbrook
Blacklock
Commodore and Hawaii Yacht Club plan Pearl Harbor cruise
The Commodore and officers of the Hawaii Yacht Club have arranged an entertainment honoring the Oregon journal visiting the islands. A cruise around Pearl Harbor is planned Sunday around 2 220 o'clock with a chowder supper at the pavilion near the club house. Members are urged to confer with W H Melnerny for details and to notify the committee if they plan to participate or need arrangements.
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Hawaii
Cub
Oregon
Pearl Harbor
Elal
Honolulu
Pearl City
Trin Ala
C. A. Brown
Font Tata
Club
W. HL
Olive Blunt to Sail for Japan as YWCA Secretary
Miss Olive M. Blunt, the temporary general secretary of the YWCA, sails for Japan to aid missions. She spoke on Japan in lectures aimed at raising funds for women’s towers, but most audiences were children and after expenses there was little left for the fund. Contributions welcome.
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Olive M. Blunt
Japan
YW. C. AL
Parasite Shipment Arrives for Sugar Plantations
A large consignment of parasites for pest control arrived aboard the Miowera from Suva Fiji and was forwarded to Entomologist Mull of the Sugar Plant ere Supply Company for use against rane pente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suva
Fiji
Mull
Sugar Plantere’ Supply Company
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N. S. Sachs
Rainier Bottling Works
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
Monty
Honolulu Clothes Cleaning CO. Colburn
Manag
Kapiolani Building
Aloha Company
King Wr. Walkiki
Philippines
San Francisco
Aiowera
Franklin
Dengatete
Weil
Otin
Uncle Sam
New Mexico
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
King Sty
Alakea
King Street
Maunakes
Kekaulike Streets
KOLA
Consolidated Soda Water Works, Ltd
Alto
The
Island Meat CO
Jas. E. Westbrooke
Fort Stopp
Love
Pacific Transfer CO
King St
W. Matlock Campbell
Y. Suga Shoten
Aneal Iwilei and
KING
von Hamn-Young Company, Ltd
W.w.wright Co. Limited
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