NEWS OF WHARF AND WAVE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Shipping notes from port report arrivals and departures, steamers and cargo details. Mentions Mauna Loa, Likelike, Keauhou, Pern, May Flint sugar shipment, Honolulu steamer Ho nolulu, and various consignments with companies like W G Irwin Co Spreckels & Bros Co. Includes tides, crew remarks, and miscellaneous dockside notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauna Loa
Kukaina
Mukaweli
Peru
S 8
Sin Arancieco
New York
Wi G Irwin & Co
Tod
Spreckels & Bros Co
Honolulu
San Francisco
Wa G Lewin & Co
HA Witemann
Passenger List From Maui and Hawaii Arrives at Port
From Maui and Hawaii several travelers are listed aboard the steamer. Names include A from Maui and Hawaii and other passengers with officials noting the voyage date and vessel details.
PARENTERS DEPARTED FOR SAN FRANCISCO LIST
A list from March 9 records several travelers: W H Stevens and wife Alice Sweene, EO Potter, RL Perkins and Mrs Lord, Mrs Cleveland and daughter, PA Falkenburgh, Mrs WW Dimond, Mr and Mrs Geo F Myers, Dr Haberer, Rov Gottwalz, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Peru
W_H Stevens
Mins
Alice Sweene
EO Potter
RU L Perkins
Lord
Cleveland and
Daushter
PA Falkenburgh
WW Dimond
Geo F Myers
Dr. Haberer
Rov Gottwalz
Engineer Comments on Vacuum Oil Circulars
February 6 1900 engineer of long experience writes Pacific Hardware Co about Vacuum Oil. He says he has not used the oils, can select his own, and echoes the facts expressed in the circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Experiencs
Dpacific Hardware Co
WEAXELS LEAVING FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK
A fragmented notice lists travelers including Australia and Hondietta departing by ship and plans for San Francisco and New York with May dates and named individuals such as Flint and Nickels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SA Australi
San Fran
Flint
New York
Ex schooner Mol Wahine cargo and cattle sale brief
A fragmented notice details a sale involving the ex schooner Mol Wahine with items including 53 bags of coffee and 30 cattle. The document references May Loa-017 and mentions prices such as £88, with two workers or boats noted and other unclear entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugar
Vague Reports From Distant Ports Mention Newcastle
Fragmentary OCR item references foreign vessels and places including Newcastle and New Whatcom, with unclear names such as Matilda Bele Aliena and Dae May Al, suggesting a maritime notice or shipping list. No coherent events or outcomes are discernible in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetseir Wikre
Matilda
Petakely
Bele Aliena
New
Whatcom
Tahini
Alanedas
Miowerm
cWalloobyer
Manel
Victintia
Danelle
Newcastle
Seu
Gte
Newenntlie
Belle Neweintly
Unclear Vessel List From 19th Century Port
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous vessel names and a few places with scattered phrases. Readable items include names like MANTA, Niobe, Maevtonald, Kobe, and mentions of a meet event. Lacks coherent narrative, dates, or clear actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
xAtAb
Hantard
Mawu Manta
Mele Kolowt Lowers
Guedman
Newwaste
Ceri Jordy Moar
Whitney
Rinveha
Brih Bwrentnvk
Hoduris
Liver
Carlen
Mkedaro
Niobe
Newesade
Eulie Suum Maevtonald
Carlet
Vie
Faby A. Auden
Ison
Waivet
Abe Bey
Sui Weta
Meet
War sentiment fuels Cuban insurgent support in press
The piece argues for war against Spain amid Cuban insurgent uprisings. It notes a Cameron resolution expected to reach the Senate, with Secretary Olney warning of war potential, yet claims no impact on Kalnter Meer quality and promotes Michael Beer at the Criterion Saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Senate
Olney
Spain
Criterion Saloon
Anchor Saloon Lunch Favorite in Town
A patron says Anchored is the word he used after entering the Anchor Saloon where refreshing drinks are served by courteous attendants. The lunch is praised as the best in town and Seattle beer is on tap. The venue offers finest wines and liquors in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchor
Seattle
Vast Evolution From Old Cars to Modern Electric Transit
The piece notes a shift from the old time bobtailed malo cata, once common in cities, to newer electric cars in construction and use. It highlights progress in urban transport with models ranging from ten feet to forty six feet in length, reflecting a modernization of street vehicles.
Anxious Hawaiian fate debated amid Annexation talk
The text notes widespread worry over Hawaii's annexation prospects and the fate of the monarchy while highlighting Buffalo Boar beer as a unifying, sustaining remedy. It mentions Royal Pacific and Cosmopolitan Salons as continuing to dispense the brew amid uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Hawaii
Pypeer
Japanese American Voice Magazine Debuts in San Francisco
A monthly publication appears in San Francisco aimed at advancing Japanese interests. The new magazine titled the dapa nein American Voice features readable printing and illustrations and includes numerous noted names and places from around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
San Francisco
Dapa Nein American Voice
New Bonded Lamp Delights Honolulu Shoppers
An advertisement touts WW. Dimond lamp novelties newly available in Hawaii. A French designer helped adapt ix oil for lamps, replacing candles with elegant candelabra, showcased in the store window. It promotes bouquet candelabra lamps at low prices, claims superior buying and selling methods, and links lamps to decor and night riding safety with a Banner bicycle lamp noted for durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
United States
No Care No Pay Institute Ad in Honolulu Notice
Fragments from a historical advertisement indicate an institute in Arlington Cottage on Hotel Street in Honolulu offering services with an invitation for further particulars and address details. The readable text emphasizes a pay or fail premise and seeks inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Arlington Cottage
Hotel Street
Honolulu
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Bend E. Packard
Japan
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Sho
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Nepian
Hip Veteel
Cape
Dior
Americas
Pepe
Anil
Moxpar
Mol Walino
Hawaii
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Dickinson
Ove
Tuunsvay
Simerson
Mant
Monnay
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Kapaa
Stine Kaala
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Joe Cattports
Atme Mokplli
Neilson
Solukal
Lanal
Stine Kaval
Brobiy
Makaweli
Waimos
Kekalin
Simi Kilaie Hou
Frowman
Kakelaw
Ook
Aline Nora
Patmison
Kilanomy Ratl- Wiiwal
Hang'ghial
Sin Prateiseo
Pashentlrs
China
Mureli
Finter
Lnteton
Sbebesbei
Maui
Stuart Mauna Loa
von Bhinsigier
GS Hawes
OW Dickey
BY Phillips
GP Bincolo
John Harrivwou
EP Me Gewavy
Mise Dora Todd
Akan
P Arengers
Weaxels
A R Colborn
Indiana
H Spaulding
Oakland
Cal
D B Murdoch
Ewa
C A Spreckels
RR Berg
Kahului
Mra
RC Spalding
O J Spalding
EB Wiseman
London
J Ralston
Kobe
Fibiger
Denmark
S A Day
GH Schnster
Cleveland
Ed Gell
Arthur A O'Neill
Miss Gibson
Maid
England
Mre
R Crewford
Yokohama
A G White
James Sellar
Singapore
Wm Davidson
Calcutta
Ali
TE Chan Jacapone
W A Johnston
de. Haberer
Germany
AB Lindsay
Tracy
Ity
WW. Dimond
You Holt Block
Hagey
AND
Busi
Ness
Hagey Institute
Canadian-Australian Steamship Line
Canadian Pacific Railway
Vancouver
Sydney
Victoria
B. O
Vis
Sod
Suva
Warrimoo
St Miowera
Miowera
Canada
Europe
Freon and Paeshnors Agenths
D. McNicoln
Montreal
Ronnnr Kn
Winnipeg
M.M. Sreen
Soa Biraaeien
A. Mods
Have and
Mereh
Ntowera
Sime ¢Warrtmoo
Miowrra
Jone
Mareh
Theo, H. Davies & CO
Hawming Islands
Ceeanic Steamship
Australian Mail Service
New and
al Steel Steamship
Moana
Ceeanic Steamship Company
Horolulu
Auckland
Sydney and
Luckland
Alameda
Mloapatol
Matti
WM. G. Irwin & Gg, L'd, General Agente
Scanic Steamship Co
Loca
S. 3
Lineustralia
Lenys Honolale
Taroough
Francisus Prom
Honululie
Leane Honus Alnoneda
Mownay Apell
Maripow
Ait
Bank Notich
Savings Department of Clans Spreckels & Co
Clauh Branckels & Co
William Kamali
Merchant Street
Pestless Preserving Pelt Company
Bee
Willer’ Steamship Co
WIGHT
Prey
Robe
Boo
AL King
Ain
Kinau
Clarke
Honoinin
Tonebin
Lahaina
Maalaon Bay
Amr Y Honolule
Fresay
Shar
Tilo
Lo'dock
Tamehlug
Langatiolion
Maine
Pobotl
Pann
Stmr
Claudine
Honolua
Pursern
Panemior Ar
David Dayton
von 54Th
Kinin
Vont
Herotania
Muany
Harry Klamme
Poundmaster
Mokiki
Honolwiu
Highvet
Der
K. Kekuene
Pouw Lsnston
Maral
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