Weather summary and ship arrivals from 19th century issue
Weather Bureau report notes clear conditions with morning temperatures around seven and a half, midday high near 785, rainfall 66 and humidity around 4am. Sailor arrivals list Alameda Dowdell Helene Mounn Loa and others from Kabulal Franchsco Kuwait Kauai Maul Kona and Kayporte with times from 1am to 12 m on Oct 22 24 and 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panahau
Oer
Morniig Twlabeulien
Ateady
Huinfall
KC. Lydecker
Tormorsal
Sy Nebraskan
Green
Kabulal
Alameda
Dowdell
San Franchsco
Helene
Welr
Await Ports
Sime
Mikahala
Gregory
Kaual
Star
Kuwai
Bruhn
Anahola
Sime Mounn Loa
Simerson
Maul
Kona
Kayporte
Passengers Arrived From 84n Propellee List
Passengers listed include numerous individuals and families such as Mrs Coben M J Bifinger three children and male WS, J M Mallor, Peter Gibb Mire Gibb, Reginald C Grubb, Mrs Wim Horner, Edna Hor ner, Captain T G Taylor, Mrs W J Robinson and infant, and others among a long roster. No clear voyage details given.
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Alameda
Alten
W. M. Arthur
HM. Berger
W. J. Block
H. H. Blanding
B. M. Boyd
Mes. Bryant
H.R. Bryant
Mra M. Carlisle
Coben
Mrs. Coben
M. J. Bifinger
Fraser
J. M. Maller
Peter Gibb
Mire
Gibb
WLM
Giffard
B. Giffard
Mice Girard
Geom B. Grubb
Reginald C. Grubb
FL Honea
Wim. Horner
Edna Ml. Horner
Dom Hunter
D. G. Mackay
E.W. Parrish
T. J. Patterson
W. J. Robinson
Infant
Win
B. Hothery
Sherman
Shoup
T. G. Taylor
Misa G. Taylor
F. Taylor
Well
Welle
Wight
Winston
M. Woodward
J. J. Wileit
Weight
Mies
Beawn
Rockwote
Alameda Arrives After Uneventful Voyage At Harbor
S S Alameda arrives aboard the Alameda at Hackfeld wharf after a calm voyage. The report lists passengers including Mrs Cohen, Mr and Mrs W J Robinson, M if William Horner, Mra Brown, and others returning from Hawaii and the mainland. The shipment totals 750 tons with several head of live stock aboard and court actions noted in local docket against Kwong Chong Wat Co.
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Voli
Hyehly
Teland
Bo F Allen
Francisca
Auarrient
Nevirng
Tulnland
Cohen
J. Eitinger
Jeltinger
Abe Galle
Puller
Lare Wall Paper Rontern
W. M. Giffard
Iewin & Co
Hanalihe Teople
Giffard
Mine Giftard
Mya
William Horner
Drivener
Kileotan
Hanne Him
Edna M. Horner
Mere W. J. Robinson
Judge Kobinean
Aley
Alamed
Che Paneepger Beente
Alameda
Caquuin TG Taylor
Mine G Taylor
Te Taylor
Welle
Tedhiger Wallake
Humnland
CL. Wight
Wight
Wilder Steampulp Company
California
Winston Laom
J Wright
Alaska
Hae Walt Nel
Mra.Wright
Mra. Brown
Cah ‘Brown
Ity
Wo Sing & Co
Kwong Chong Wat Co
Ainlt
Alx
Thayer & Hemenway
Castle & Withington
W. L. White Bey
Hawaiian Tribe No 11 A members visit at Saint Antonio Mall
Members of Hawaiian Tribe No 11 A and visiting brothers attend a gathering at Saint Antonio Mall on a hot afternoon at 2620 p.m. The event appears to relate to ceremonial or organizational activities led by Chief of Record P. 8, Farmer, and involves planning at the new building of the Ou F 1922.
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Nequetet
Wieet
St Antonio Mall
Gotobor Zhi
Local Medical Practitioners Contact Schedule
Drs Waterhouse and Judd list office and residence contacts with phone numbers. Clinic hours include mornings and evenings on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Judd's hours cover afternoons and evenings on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Sunday morning slot noted.
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Connor Miller
Boretunia Atreats
Waterhoune
Realdence
Dr. Judd
Telephone Blue
Passengers Departed for Kaual Ports Listed
Passenger list details departures for Kaual ports with names Mikahal Pfotenhauer Tobri Meg JH Coney W. P. Miller H. Blake Kuguniole Cho Chip and others per etmr.
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Kaual
Per Etmr
Mikahal
Pfotenhauer
L. Tobri
Ner
PASSENGERS DEPARTED Por Maui Kona and Kaw ports
Passengers departed from Maui Kona and Kaw ports per Mauna Loa on October 23. Names listed include Ha ker and child Wo H. G. Ariyman J. H. Crook Mh. Paulding and others. The record names many travelers with initials and surnames, reflecting a ship or voyage manifest.
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Maui
Kona
Kaw
Mauna Loa
Avid Haker
H. G. Ariyman
J. H. Crook
Aroquo is May 40 and Midway plans discussed
A naval message notes a possible movement to Midway Island next week for duties with the Navy and Coast and Geodetic Survey. Various crew and officer assignments are mentioned, including a report of a shipwreck delaying calls and prompting requisitions.
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Aroquois
Midway
Midway Island
Janene
Vitor
Wwe Paral Olives
Navy Department
Count and Geodetic Survey Cmee
Prof Morke
Patterson
Cable Company
Acthae Prem Gory Rage Pty
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L. G. Smith
Parker Gun
EB. O. Hall & Son, Ltd
Hawaiian Trading Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Love Building
Kapiolani Park
Flower UN Pom
Aalave, Young
Kaplotant E Honolule Works
Shipping — Intelligence
Threday
Cianigien
Honolulu
the Island Meat Co
Herbert B. Gares
Fort St
Hind
ROLPH @ CO
S. S. Alameda
Alammeda
Erie
Sierra
Pithy
Pamved
Ike
Mae
Samuel Parker
William Cunningham
Wiekman
Chillingworth
Territorial
Toles
Parker
B. R. Hendry
E Farmer
Af Record
Drs. Waterhouse and Judd
Department of Public Works
Henry E. Cooper
Public Works
Hawaiian Islands
Hotel Street
UNION
New York
Holland
Whitman’s
Sporting Goods House
KING
Wester
NEW Overland
Chicago
Southern Pacific
Euthymos
Chambers Drug Co., Limited
Corner Fort and
King Stroats
Roberton Publiclrug Company, Ltd
James L. McLean
E. F. Bishop
N. E. Gedge
Evecretary
Manny Edward Ingham
Henry Smith
H. Armitage
Geo
Evans
Castle & Lansdale Fire and Plate Glass Insurance
Stangenwald
Judd St
High Bluff
Eames
C. W. Ashford
Supervie Oe
Pourtte
Lando
Hotel St
Thos. F. McTighe& Co
King Street
Woman's Exchange Hotel
Benson & Smith's
JAS. F. Morgan
Kaahumanu Street
Manon
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