Destructive storm floods Hilo causing major damage
The Storm King unleashed a record deluge on Hawaii in early November, flooding Hilo and the Front Street area. Hackfeld & Co and the lumber yard suffered severe losses as water surged through the town, wrecking the planing mill, drawers, and warehouses. Roads across the district were buried under mud and debris, with water mains broken and outages across the city. Local workers, including Hackfeld staff, laboring to salvage lumber, battled to save stock and stabilize the damaged area. Residents witnessed record rainfall, river surges, and temporary outages as authorities weighed permanent outlet options and road repairs amid widespread destruction.
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Lttle schooner Alice Kimball survives severe squall to reach harbor
The Alice Kimball arrived from the west after a brutal voyage past Koko Head on Saturday. A violent squall ripped fore rigging and strained masts, leaving the vessel in distress. Captain Gardner guided the ship into port with no loss of life, earning praise from owners. Rigging will be replaced and the vessel restored to service.
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Newly Mal Notes and Island Happenings Across Maui
Pastor Deaha of Halllehurch Hilo praised as finest hawaiian sermon at Kanhamann church Hawallog. Ladies Guild Wattika hosts Alexander Hall fundraiser for Anglican Wallaka repairs. Circus company touring Honoluu Hilo Lahaina Wailuku with shows. Wailuku boys await horse and clown arrival. C D Latin busy installing Wallace ft. Flint in Wailuten. Fifty-pound bank note not yet from depot. Bank near tax office Mato Street expect business by month end.
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San Francisco mayor urges Seattle to back Chinese exclusion memorial
A letter from Mayor Phelan to Seattle Mayor Humes urges Seattle to take the lead in memorializing Congress to reenact the Chinese exclusion law before its expiration in May 1902. The note cites Sacramento and Pacific Coast immigration pressures and warns of white population displacement if coolies enter freely.
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