Local and General News Items at Honolulu Harbor
A compact summary of varied notices and updates from Honolulu includes ship movements, court actions, and local commerce. The steamer Nona carried Vinion MIL sugar to port this morning, while the Nippon Maru and other vessels are noted at sea. judges continued proceedings in the Leanhart case. advertisements tout jewelry, fabrics, and household goods. and public notices reference church services, consul movements, and municipal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Walt
Nona
Whitney & Marel
Jodas
St Clement’s
Makiki
Benson, Smith & Co
Tobrons
Berkeley
Sterraay
Counter's
Jewels
Kort
New York
Honolulu
Paysamaster TT
Avma
Dewarter
J. W. Leanhart
Amoy
Robinson
Sierra
Honolidly
New
Atnaka
Re B. Curzon
Neal S
Anderson
Torsday
Ninth
M. Methesny
Rts
Pate Honma
United States
Bherman
Manila
San Francisco
Union Electric Co
Paton
Haniloy
Michigin
Tarke
Annapolis
Samet
Comander Moory
Pat Page
Siitian
Adama
Jon Ai
Maclone Goren
Hylew
Aviva
Weaving Baskets Fans Mats Pottery and Brasses
An item listing crafts and associated markets titled Weaving Baskets Fans Mats Pottery and Brasses appears as a post in a periodical. The note mentions tapas and sou venir postals as related topics or items in the same feature.
Madrid and Spal Note Pardons and Labor Unrest
May 10 report from Madrid says prisoners were pardoned by King Alfonso on the Hiprh ef Mesen gad heir as part of a peace effort. In York, N Y, owners claim workers resist wage demands amid a strike spreading to nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spal
Alfonso
Orllund
York
Will Run Cars Tomorrow in San Francisco May Day Protest
An alienyt will be tad tomorrow to fan street care in the Warned dis inlet. Kowr hundred petice have been ordered out to ford protertion. The reunit will determine whether or not The MAI WHT be cated out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Gat
Dis Inlet
Ford
Lockout for workers hits Beylin bricklayers in May
Beylin Germany May reports bricklayers in the city are locked out on May 1. One hundred thousand laborers will be affected by the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beylin
Germany
Tisans
sMfootor
Trouble Settled in Mexico City Dispute
In Mexico City on May 10, authorities report a dispute between its representative republic and another party has been resolved. Details remain limited but the matter is now settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Textile Workers Strike at Oriana May Day
Oriana reports a strike by twelve textile workers beginning May 1 in a labor action at Lintile. The move disrupts production and reflects rising labor tensions in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriana
Thane Vend Lintile
Visiters and Townspe ddie Meet At Governor's Residence
A large society gathering occurred at the Governor's residence yesterday afternoon despite light showers. Attendees included numerous named ladies and gentlemen, with notable mentions of Mrs. Carter and others, who attended in formal attire. The event featured refreshments and a reception with attendees from various social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Carter
Ie Shalie of
Mafewin
Stes
AL Baie Witt
Mei Ls
Burdinga
Ae Campbell
BL Caoper
Vine de Cook
A. Cartot
Dole
Drs FM
Rows
Oshi
Mtoe
Weedr
We Gifford
Men
Artie Wiley
Mine
Our Lady
Public notices list local building permits and addresses
May Richards and others file plumbing permits across Kalihi and nearby streets. Names include Emmeruth Co, Yukuto, Pilares & Gn, Gehring & Mutzke, and Mima Behoo streets. The bulletin office advertises printing services for college events and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Richards
Vottage
Mid- 1
Kalihi
Emmeruth & Co
Yukuto
Photo Gallon
Nuvu
Fintel
Alimate
Antonig Perry
Voltages
Mima
Behoo
Pilares
KR. Meyer
Cottage
Kaimuki
Mia
M. EL Moster
Ouse Street
Gehring & Mutzke
Kiwatahoo Mission
Outhouse
King Nt
Local items and notices mix from Hawaiian City
Tea trade notes and hotel chatter mingle with transport updates and social events. The Likelike steamer from Hamakua ports arrives tomorrow. Kinauala carries Congressional excursionists. Antone H. Perry case ends with garnishee judgment for M. Fernandez. Catholic Mass at St John Kailhiwaena on May 12th. Knights of Pythias Hall hosts music and dancing. Bom’s sale advertises 400 white shirtwaists. Seaside Hotel offers hailing suits sale and cool ocean bathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Day & Co
Jer
Hawaiian
Hamakua
Wilder & Co
George Auhley
Monte
Awhley
Bom
Antone HL. Perry
M. Fernandex
Walalua Agriculual Co
Lindsay
Chinea Man
Fortmoga
Honolulu Iron Works
Catholi Charen
St. John, the Baptist
Kailhiwaena
Father Clement
My Kore
Kinaula
Kanal
Mant Ports
Hilo
Sevatile
Jin
Deer Park Lin
Lake Talon
Fom
Torrow
Weather Bureau Daily Reading Fragment May Day Data
A partial OCR fragment from the U S Weather Bureau shows meteorological readings. It mentions noon observations, humidity, dew point, wind velocity and direction, and a 24 hour period ending at noon. The report appears to list measurements and a signature of WM B Stockman, Section Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiloetty
Hoon
WM. B. Stockman
U.S. Weather Bureau
Shipping Intelligence Moonrise and tide times listed
New moon May 11 at 10 28 p m. Times of the tide are taken from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Shipping Cargo From Hama Wut Ports to San Francisco
A cargo shipment arrives Saturday listing May Bunn Nod Peilerson from Hama Wut ports aboard M N stm Hilonlan and Johnson. In seven days from San Francisco, pass and Indndsy to Win G Irwin Co Li agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunn
Nod
Peilerson
Hama Wut
Hilonlan
Johnson
San Francisco
Pass
G. Irwin & Co
Departed for Hawaii and Pacific ports on May weekend
The notice lists ships and captains set to depart on Saturday with movements to Hawaii, Maul ports, and San Francisco, including Mol Wahine bound for Hotiulpu and Star Kinag Freeman with a Congressional party.
List of Passengers Arriving Honolulu From Yokohama and Other Ports
The passenger list includes Nippon Maru travelers to Honolulu with names such as J. M. Alvis, Mrs. T. J. Arms, Miss L. M. Arms, J. Collier, A. M. Colville, Rev. S. Martin, J. McAwerney and wife, W. E. Gilbert, Mrs. Watson Kennedy and maid, Kittredge, G. Lovell, Rev. Le Porter, H. Reiss, Mrs. CL. Robinson and maid, and many others. The article notes arrivals from Yokohama and other ports with multiple consignments and accompanying crew and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Nippon Maru
Okohama
Honolulu
Kawasaki
San Francisco
J. M. Alvis
T. Aral
Paymaster T
J. Ariss U
T. J. Arms
L. M. Arms
T. Armia
W. K. Barnes
J. Beliner
W. Berliner
JB. Bissell
A. F Kittredge
WIA
Kittredge
M. J. Lawrence
G. Lovell
Martin
J. McAwerney
Stelater
P. Moore
G. W. Moore
Moore
Liewt
W Moore
PS. J. Morrison
Gi Newberg
A. Nugent
Valet
K. Parker
le Porter
L. Powter
Childeen
Louis Praug
H. Reiss
C. ¥. Robinson
CL. Robinson
Biianherh Robinson
Frances Robinson
Caldwell Robinson
M. Saunders
KR. Schneidewind
Schneidewind
H. Smart
Db Smith
Geo
Passengers Arrive From San Francisco on May 1
A long passenger list from the Am oS HW line shows arrivals from San Francisco dated May 1. Names include Geo. Albers and wife, Gov. G. R. Carter and party, J. Clemence, J. B. Cox, C. Chamberlain and family, Mrs. Haber, Mrs. Hardie, Miss Haseltine, Miss Le Lines, W. M. Lefaver, and many others, with numerous wives, children, and servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sierra
Geo. Albers
Gno. Albers
M. Aldrich
P. Armstrong
Bordfell and Child
G. R. Carter
G. R. Carter and
Servat
J. A. Clemence
Mrx
J.B. Cox
O. T. Chamberlain
Mes. C. Chamberlain
P. Dosky
J. W. Byerton
Kaki
N. Filamaurice
W. M. Giffard
G. C. Grant
J. W. Hobven
Haseltine
Tt Heggen
Jones
W. C. Stones
Baas
Laiflin
de Lever
D. V. Lever
Baie Fr Land
IF. Lamu
Goo
Yehild
le Lines
W. M. Lefaver
Lowrey
J. Lowrey
San Francino
Coot
Lewis and Son
Marx
Hilonian
Kilt Marx
Macfarlane
F.C. Mud
I. McAndrews
M. Ingalls
McAndrew
A. Menillop
A. J. McAllister
Noonda
W. Bost
Eo W. Paterson
Ehith Ke
Robinson
Mtns
A. Hideou
Mise Selupp
GM. Snitthi
H.W. Sagi
Eo D. Tenney
Eniliren
J.ay Wills
Peretnie
Kinan
Kaui
Idon
Samuel Biles
W. Hope Aurd
J. Warren Kellar
Voni
Cole
Boi Aches Sul
J. VY. Grait
Hom
Capron
Atexaner
Stewene
le Brick
von Od
Fitzgerald
Site
Jonok
Wile
Wile Eon
How G. SleGavin
Matty Wile
GE Mecjetlan
Wie
Ehil
Td Lawns
Sepatar 0
Wineete
Seinmtor Aemmnmai
Meiers
Hho Binh
Peri Meiann
Passengers Departed For Maui Per Sur
List of travelers includes Claudine May 10 Miss J Mow Miss McCracken A Migeelden M V McCracken Stodart and wife Toomey Louisson Wilder Cunha Phayer Kellogg Nilson Suicyton and wife Abia Morton Tavares Giard Wittrock Kahana Kee You L Aiona Pal Kee A W Beathiry and others on the Maui voyage schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maui
Claudine
Miss J. Mow
Miss McCracken
Migeelden
M. V. McCracken
View
Missoo
Madeiros
Mrawa
B. Cartwright
J. H. Mackenzie
Stodart
M. ‘Toomey
A. Louisson
J. A. Wilder
M Cunha
L. ‘Phayer
Kellogg
TN. Nilson
F. Suicyton
Mes Abia
Morton
A. ‘Tavares
Ty Giard
J. Wittrock
Kahana
Kee
You
L. Aiona
S. Ab Pal
A.W. Beathiry
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Hawaiian Office Specialty Co
Masonic Temple
Order
Harmony Lodge
Tavin
Fort Street
EB. R, Hendry
C. A. Simpson
N. C
P. Hall
Cov
Port
Beretania
Webber
F. Waldron
K. R
King
Omer
Harry SH. Simpson
E. Richardson
Wm. M'Kinley
K.of P
Mall
Cor
Ort and
L. H. Wolk
Cc. EB
A. Jacobson
Ko of P Mall
Toomey, Meesident H
JT. Moor, Sucy
Knights of Prthian Hall
KB. V. Todd
Bachem AK
Murphy
Geof R
San Angnio Hall
F. W. Weed
Todd
Wing Wo Tai & Co
Nuuanu ST
Guarantenwd
Jonname
Bam Golding
Maral
Sorinvali
Jefferson
Bond
U. S
Rofise
Hhing
Bethel
KODAK
Honolulu Photo Supply CO
Fort ST
Honolulu Drug Co
W. P. Fuller & CO
Lewers&Cooke,Ltd
South King Street
Henry May & Co, Ltd
Patna
Globe
Englind Baty Ory
A. N. Sanford
Graduate Optician
Boston
May & Co
Hawaiian News Co
Young Building
Bamboo
Hawaii
H.C
H. Culman
Gabie.rews
Listerite
Harnischs
NAGEL
Hindnut
Emory Boards
Visliors
Bulletin
W. W. Ahana & Co
Monaiauy Tailons
King OF Phone
Blue Wat
Boe
Shipping Intelligence
Stnwalani
Piltz
Molokud Rand
Wy Hoth
Thompson
Jooe Fi
Canada
Bob Wogland
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