Death on Steamship Deck Aboard America Mary
Nakada Toradza, a Japanese laborer bound for Yokohama, slipped from the wharf gangway and fell on a trunk corner on the America Mary, breaking his neck and dying shortly after. The chief officer warned dock passengers to wait for improvised steps, but Toradza rushed up with baggage and fell. Witnesses say no one else is at fault. the ship resumed voyage to the Orient.
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America Mart
Yokohama
Nakada
Ateamship
Maine
America Mari
Cain
Cain On the Wharf. ‘the Ship's T Urkeon
Toraden
Nakawita Toradza
Japan
Toruilza
Nirwanit
Torades
Elke
Orient
Freight vessel Tampico arrives with coffin for Townsend
The Tampico, a sturdy freighter, docked at Brewers Wharf after a rough voyage from Roche Harbor. Captain Reed inspected the ship’s cargo, including a hearse for Townsend Undertaking Co. The vessel will sail to Kahului and then to San Francisco after unloading. Local death noted with no family or close friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Glotw Navigation Company
Brewers Wharf
Anihola
Townsend Undertaking Company
Insane Porto Rican Held After Hospital Escape
At 11 to 12 o'clock today a reported insane Porto Rican at Queen's Hospital prompted a patrol wagon to be sent. He fled during a message to the station, but an officer spotted him at the Judiciary building and arrested him. He has been in the hospital about a month and will be examined tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Hospital
Porto
Neiten
Lew
Awe Porto
Punchbowl
Kingateert
Nethen
Beardslee's Withdrawal from Republican Executive Meeting
A report notes Beardslee withdrew from a Home Rate Republican executive meeting after majority and minority reports were read. No vote occurred on either candidate before withdrawal, and the Advertiser's statements were not altered.
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Beardslee
Missing Sailor L G Baghr Searched for in Honolulu
IBAAC L G Baghr information wanted for time to G Sager who came here about four years ago in the steamer Tacoma He is a ship carpenter by trade and is thought to have worked here in Honolulu A friend in San Francisco anxious to have news of Ruger as he has important information for his Watling to get news of Baghr Whereatouts If positive proof of the death and place of burial will be paid for Further information in Want colin or page In today's Ina
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G Sager
Tacoma
Honolulu
San Francisco
Ruger
Watling
Bager
Kor
Colin
Ina
Frear's Tantalus Home Burglary Reported
Cylet Justice Frear reported his Tantalus home broken into with spoons knives a lamp canned goods and other items stolen. Lieutenant Leslie investigated but could not locate the culprits. Judge Frear suspected Woods, while local reports note the recent death of Barbataes resident Conrait Reeves aged.
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Cylet
Woods
Xomut Devon
New Bond Issue Authorized by McBryde Sugar Company
At the annual meeting stockholders approved a new bond issue to retire debt and fund ongoing operations. The report notes abundant rainfall, improved reservoir capacity, and plans to add a 40 million gallon storage expansion. Cane crops for 1900s estimate near 15 000 tons, with a new Wahiawa mill improving output despite earlier power and material shortages.
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McBryde Sugar Company
George FF Davies
Tatlows
Rennenberg
F. Dillingham
FM Bwanay
J. Clive Davies
Tt. Keyworth
A.M. Melhryde
Albert Wilcox
Win
Stodart
Totax
Brodart
Wahiawa
Ite
Honolulu Raten
Investment report on bonds and mill assets unfolded
The document outlines bond arrangements with the American Biggar Company for settlement of mill machinery and building purchases. It details capital stock, depreciations, and net expenses, including Exhibit A and B figures for permanent improvements and operating costs.
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American Biggar Company
Sharon
Representative Hoag Returns from Visit to Mainland
Representative W H Hoag of Fourth Clatii et arrives home in Ventura after a mainland trip that touched many states. He says the visit aimed at private business matters and notes he appeared before the Congressional committee on Wilcox’s land bill, which he deems harmful to the Islands. He urges the return of General Land Commissioner Hermann to Hawaii to assess land conditions.
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W. H. Hones
Fourth Clatriet
Ventura
Hong
Bulletin
Washington
Congresloaal
Wilcon
Washington Star
Hermann
Libel Case Over Ship Frank W. Howe Seeks Redress
A libel filed by the schooner crew against Captain Atkinson of the Frank W. Howe alleges inadequate provisions on the voyage from Australia and cites scurvy injuries to two sailors. Captain Atkinson will appear before Commissioner KE. 8 this afternoon to answer. The case seeks damages tied to alleged faults in provisioning and voyage conditions. United States Attorney Brerk and Assistant Dunne represent the crew.
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United States
Frank W. Howe
Australia
Atkinson
Gill
Brerkone
Asdiutant Dunne
Te Wivellante
Allen Arrives From San Francisco With Cargo at Irmgard Wharf
Captain Johnson and the bark Allen docked at Irmgard wharf after a twelve day run from San Francisco. The vessel sailed from Golden Gate on the 11th instant and reports mild to windy weather with minor issues. A $2000 donkey engine was noted as a new addition, expected to boost efficiency. Passenger Smalley, connected to Dr. Rogers, arrived aboard. The ship endured a rough passage crossing the San Francisco bar and carried various cargo on its Honolulu bound voyage.
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Allen
Johnson
San Francisca
Irmgard Wharf
Golden Gate
Ian
Alten
Smalley
Dr. Rogers
San Francisco
San Prat
C. Allyn
The 102 Club Plans Meeting And Dance
The 102 Club hosts a dance at the Bike Hall and invites all members to a business meeting Thursday evening to discuss important matters. A planned Monday barge party next month is anticipated with great interest by club members and friends. Twenty persons have taken out funeral policies on the life of an inmate of Wolverhampton Barlehouss, who charged half a crown for the privity.
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Pervons Davy
Tatiper
Wolverhampton
England
Barlehouss
Balf
W. W. Harris Accepts Nomination for Fourth District
W W Harris consents to be the Republican nominee for the Fourth District House seat left vacant by Archibalt Guffan’s death. The subcommittee announced Harris’s acceptance after hours of deliberation at Republican headquarters. Harris urges Republicans to join and support the party platform and to act for the party’s welfare.
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Fourth Market
Repubtiemt Party
Leharp
House of Representatives
Archibalt Guffan
Fourth District
Ranny
McVeball
Republican Party
Harris
Yeuterday
Landini
Western Australia
Beyer
Fragmented text hints a local political meeting and candidate
A garbled report mentions a Home Time Republican party meeting held in February to name their candidate for a district seat. The narrative notes Mr. Dreter agreed to run, though the intent remains unclear due to the distorted wording.
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Dreter
Freighter Oregon Arrives after Coastal Run at Kahului
The freighter Oregonian Captain Carly of the American Hawaiian Steamship Company arrived at the wharf from San Francisco carrying large boilers for mills and plant equipment. After discharging cargo she will proceed to Kahului to load sugar for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Carly
Ue Amwelian
Hawaiian Straninhiy Company
New York
Herrick Co Expands as Harness Demand Grows
The Herrick Co announces the Merrick Carriage Case and new stock from McKerron horse boots, asserting its status as Tatands sole agent. Managers weigh opening a harness repair shop and seek master harnessmakers while touting Paris Exposition prize superiority of their boots.
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Clutely
Merrick
McKerron Horse
Herrick Co
Tatands
Harmas
C.F. Hetrick
Herrick Co. Has Had the Vole
McKerron
Adjourned Court Postpones Police Court Session
Judge Wilcox adjourned the Police Court forenoon after about ten minutes. He said he had not received official word from the Governor Acting Governor or Kate Kelly about closing government departments on Good Friday. He would adjourn until 9 30 oclock Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Kate Kelly
Polen
Orient liner Hongkong Maru docks at Channel Wharf
The Hongkong Maru arrived at Channel Wharf at 10 o clock this afternoon from the Orient Bhewa sighted at 10. The sailing time for San Francisco is not yet set, with likely departure late tonight or early morning. The American Maru left today for the Orient and spoke the Hongkong outside the harbor while at anchor. Passengers, mail and several Japanese crew members were transferred. The inter battle put aboard the America Maru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel Wharf
San Francisco
Orient
Hongkong
Switzerland has at Hex and Milton Whinh worked for a4d
Fragmentary OCR note mentions galleries, Weneth, and annual profite of $75,000 with unclear context. Names and places are garbled. core facts insufficient to confirm events or dates.
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Switzerland
Hex
Milton Whinh
Mili
Weneth
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America Maru
Chesf
Kipling
Carnegie
Rice & Perkins
Oregan Block
Union Sts
Union
Insane
Rigan
IBAAC
L. G. Baghr
Frear
Tantalus
Barbataes
Sanquine
Walls
Fargo & Co
Express
Masonic Temple
American Messenger Barvice
Achooner
W. W. Harris
Gear
Oregon
Prom the Orient
Puti Cation
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
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