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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1911

Page

3

McKinley Lodge K of P Meeting Notices

WM McKinley Lodge No 8 K of P Honolulu invites visiting brothers to join weekly Friday gatherings at King Street near Fort Street. Also announces meetings on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays at 7:00 PM in K of P Hall Fort and Beretania, with all visiting brothers welcomed.

K.P. Hall Anne Encinegas Feneficial Assoliation Ciations P. Hall Porter Fort Beretania S Dackar Knights of Pythina Hall Vialting Brothers H. Foster Sachem BE. V Todd Meste Honolulu King Fort Jas. D. Dougherty Geo. T. Klurgel WM. McKinley Lodge K. of P P. Hull Cor, Fort Vishing

Shipping log reveals Missouri musicians join Logan toward Manila

The Logan departs with battery detachments and musicians from Missouri units bound for the Philippines. Major John Conklin comman des Battery A and C, with officers and crews detailing transport to Manila. Troops from the Second Field Artillery and Twentieth Infantry sail aboard while a martial quarantine and ashore arrangements are noted at the port. Several officers, including Captain W. P. Platt, arrive under orders as Marines and Cavalry prepare for voyage.

United States Army Japan Sicily Hin Prannigantonte Gwierios John Conklin Vancouver Harvicks Philppines Foray Raltortes Vancouver Cuptais Havite FP Reed Commanie Hattery A. and Coudy Mayes C Hinins Comands B. Wil Ue Jimlor Albert Bishon Hiparterinaster Aly Roy F Warring Robert Divie Willams F. Starpe Ain Kennetin Ss. Perkins Laden B. ‘Taalorre Harel KE. Mare Gene 1 Seam Conapsta Bf Tuckwine Hatteras Yules Pelne Wart McKinhey Maine San Branahaeyy Packle Frelick Aubin Bond Thailand Logan Wical Hound Manila Wiyl Guam Aly Chantatn Janes Houlihan Will Joriny Fifth Cavalry W. P. Platt Ordinance Department Vietaland Jaleo Christopher Mormann Hormann John Wikander Wikander James Linn 169Th Company of Marines Fir Jough Twentieth Infantry Marine Corps

Hawaii bound Chiyo Maru carries passengers and cargo

The Chiyo Maru arrived Honolulu with 120 first and second class passengers and 48 Chinese bound for the Orient. A large mixed cargo including glass, cotteries, and a small amount of silver was aboard. The ship plans to sail for Japan ports and Hongkong at ten o'clock tomorrow morning amid calmer seas after a voyage from San Francisco.

Philippines Mauna Kea Mauna Loa Hawaii Orient Chiyo Honolulu San Francisco Elasa Gassenuers Bishan M.C. Harris Japan Bishop Harris Co. H. Blake North China Standard Ol Company Shanghai Tution Wall Street Bsiness William. Ik. Orr Min Rov J.T. Hyken American Bible Society Chiyo Mar Dy Taharo Land United States Europe Dean Cy Worcester

Arrived Tuesday March 14 at Francisco Logan Site

A fragmentary report notes arrivals on Tuesday March 14 including Francisco Logan U 8 ALT tam San Francisco Chiyo Mary Jap stu Bam mer les.

Francisco Logan U. 8 Alt Tam San Francisco Chiyo Mary Stu Bam Mer Les

Passengers Departed for Maut and Hawaii Ports

A long passenger list records March 1 departures aboard the Mauna Loa for Hawaii and earlier sailings to Maut and Mawali ports. Names include Sam Parker, Mrs. Stryker, Miss Witkinwon, J. Mon sarrat, Mr and Mrs, Aisha, J. R. Metem and wife, and many others.

Mania Kea Maut Mawali Mar Sam Parker Stryker Witkinwon Brownihg Hoogs J. Monsarrat Aisha J. R. Metem AW. Levey Mand Wight Jones c Jones c. Aan D.C. Hoxibige, 8. Takel, T. J. Trapp Herring Mire Herring A. Hagagird J. Dackrell C. Hasgany Hansany 0. Clark Mias J. Buyeany A. Meron Donell Keith Moreen Duning K. Kunt Mune N. Nuflye J. Yamaouka Teshina Osald Kapinda Akina M. O. Expinda W. Lana Eden van Winkle H. Saitler J. B. Edwards J. R. Motcalf M. UN McDaniel Gillespie Edwart A. A. Paehner Ari. A Bellence Sehing Yorkeith P. Kimagni Collins Barden Mists Burdick Mise A. C. Linne le Mosivila L. G. Ables Allison W. Salley G. H. Cottell Mis. Castleman W. Hurd K. Tanuke D. Akana Expinda Stmr Mauna Loa Hawaii Porta Thompson E. Geixecke R. S Baker Clark Thos O'Brien Misona Miyasa Miss Kunal W. B. Sander Miyose J. C. Hopai Thos. Spencer W. ©. Cummings Hawkins Milas M. A. Kenny B.A. Kistler H.C. Kip N. ©. King, Mrs. N. . King, T. F. Low, J. Mervill, W. G. Muller J.B. McMorris Mra J. EB. McMorrin Miinson D. & Newell T W H.R. Segar Tottenham Wile Dean

Passengers Booked for Several Ocean Voyages

A list of travelers booked on multiple liners including the Sierra to San Francisco on March 29 with numerous named individuals and couples, and separate entries for Yokohama, Kayal ports, Kanai ports, and Maui routes dated March 14. Names span Misses, Mrs, Mr, and professional titles among a wide passenger roster.

Sierra San Francisco J. A. Philip Dunning W. M. Git Tard Mra L. M. Tabor A. J. Phillie B. Falk L. J. Balk Sinclair Hi. L. Herring Merven M. Demuming Edwards A. J. Reynolds Wmn H. Hunt J. Ferguson Pearce Mis. Pearce Dunking W. McAlmey T. ©. Becker T. B. Laffery Braig Wo. Knight W.anderson Ht. Pike Alwin H. Scovel E.G. Anderson H. T. Haynelden J. S. Hind Sheehan G. B. Curtin G. BM. Wilson Misa M. Hind H. T. Nagel Mya A. Fairweather Misa Bailey B. Hendricks Drummond E. M. Fish J. J. Bailey McDaniel G. P. Johnston W. F. Laddington J. Hangary Mr. Hangary C. Hangary Geo K. €. Moores TJ Allen W. G. Mepherson B. A. Hall J. Freeman Y. Ima Maui

Oceanic Sierra Arrives San Francisco With Passengers and Cargo

A cable from C Brewer & Co reports the Oceanic steamship Sierra arriving in San Francisco this morning after departing Honolulu last Wednesday. The ship carried 11 cabin and 40 steerage passengers along with a full load of sugar. Wireless messages note a smooth voyage up the coast. Marion Chilcott was contacted this morning. Matson tug Tropic assisted the American ship Marion Chilcott after it discharged a shipment of tell oil at the port and the vessel was towed seaward.

Sierra San Francisco C. Brewer & Co Apnonacys Sth Honolulu Marion Chilcott Matson Navigation Tntropic

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