Vessels Leaving Tomorrow for Pacific Ports Schedule
Thurwlay and Friday entries show ships heading to Vancouver Victoria and Hawaii. The list notes Biror Kinau Clarke and Stine Novau Pedersen bound for Houokay Kukulhuel Lahatis Kisarapali with times around pm. Star Kilaven Hou departs for Kukalau at 2 pm.
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Biror Kinau
Clarke
Wud
Hawaii
Stine Novau, Pedersen
Houokay
Kukulhuel
Kaual
Beulin
Lahatis
Kisarapali
Aoranel
Hepworth
American secretary nominated amid wide Hawaii notes
Contined from first part the arrangement woe agreed to. Ty Anderson nominated as American secretary while Cartwright and Nournsan named Bathish and Cann respectively as secretaries. The contatstioe adjourned till Thursday and a long adjournment may follow to allow Americans to visit the United States and bear delegations in leading drive. Model Arrivals include H Brooks New Haven EF Patterson New York Col Sackville West Sackville West Cooper England. Arlington Elmsted Waimea Kauai H Schulte Ko lon Mra McCully-Higgins Mina Aten McCally Honolulu Oscar Campbell Le Wilson US Army Cyrus D Noble Chionun Water E Pinkham San Francisco Mainier Geer Kupply, Lovejoy Co. announce Rainier beer supply arrives on steamer Avongai in quart and pint bottles. Our Friends Kelstives Lieut Col B Gurton and wife depart Hangitikei New Zealand for the Volcano Kian. Lieut Col Gerron is brother-in-law of How Percy Sib, Surveyor General of New Zealand. Mr Stith’s visit and natures last year are remembered.
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Ty Anderson
Cartwright
Nournsan
Batish
Cqntatstioe
Americana
United States
Nnl
Dela Uions
Mre
H Brooks
New Haven
EF H Patterson
New York City
W Sackvile West
Sackville West
Cooper
England
Arlington
Elmsted
Waimea
Kauai
H Schulte
Kolon
Kanai
Mra McCully-Higgins
Mina Aten
McCally
Honolulu
Oscar Campbell
le Wilson
US Army
Cyrus D Noble
Chionun
Water E Pinkham
San Francisco
Kelstives
B. Gurton
Hangitikei
New Zealand
Kian
Miswera
Gerron Len
Percy Sib
Hawaiian Historical Society
Stith
Meeting of Free Kindergartens Board Hears Low Quorum
Thera and few board members attended the monthly session of the Board of Supervisors of the Free Kindergartens and Children's Aid Association. The attendance was small, with a hint of debate about future funding and possible topics for the annual October meeting.
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Board of Supervisora
Children's Aid
War news briefs from across the globe and space
Aug 21 24 dispatches report US Colonel Hey to sail for New York on Teutonic September 1 2. Chamberlain signals wartime policy shift as war ends. Justice Collins-Bern promoted to chief justice in British Columbia. Madrid reports fighting in Cah as insurgents suffer heavy losses. Queen Regent signs royal decree convoking parliament for Sept 5. tragic collision at Sharon station injures many. fever ashore links to Dewey at Hong Kong. famine risk in Russia. McKinley to attend Trans Mississippi Exposition grand peace jubilee in early October.
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Ottawa
Sosept Chamberlain
Versela
Mo Collins Bern
British Columbia
Jody
London
Solgpatch
Madrid
Cahn
Walsh
Laa
Sharon
Masa
New York, New Haven & Hartford
T.bihetel
Ag Expressu
Raoning
Bob Evans
Admiral Schley
Stee Department
Hongkong
Dewey
Russia
Omaha
Nob
GW. Wanle
Wrathing
Provident
McKinley
Iis
Bank of Hawaii founder to retire as president this month
Me PBoned, founder and president of the Bank of Hawaii, plans to retire at month end. C M Cooke will succeed him. Jones departs Oct 11 for the Eastern States, returning in January to close affairs and retire from active business. He will split time between the States and Honolulu. Death notices report August had 88 deaths, including 4 Hawaiians, 13 Japanese, 1 Chinese, with non residents noted. July deaths at five-year high. The New England Bakery, formerly Horn's, offers fresh pies and cakes, plus ice cream parlors serving popular treats. General Merriam, though unwell, is noted in passing. Regatta Committee holds a brief meeting with plans for anticipated business, meeting again tomorrow morning. Four hideous idols arrived from the tenth Sew for Kamehameha Museum, including one of Prof. Brig Hur, curator. Latest Sound charters list ships and coal arrivals between Nanaia and Honolulu.
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Me Pboned
Bank of Hawaii
C. M. Cooke
Jones
Honolulu
Islands
Merriam
Kamehameha Museum
Brighur
Brap Grenata
Awa
Heay Villard
Bk Diamond Head
Forces mobilize for Honolulu voyage in Pacific theater
San Francisco reports two expeditionary waves forming for Honolulu as a midway staging point to Manila. General Mills leads the first brigade including Seventh and Eighth California regiments, a battalion of the Twenty-third U.S. Infantry, heavy artillery, and cavalry, with Underscores and hospitals. Colonel Funston commands a second brigade of Tennessee and Gist Tow as well as Oregon recruits, awaiting orders. General King coordinates mobilization with Hawaii officials while New York expeditionary staff manage Sanitary Post of Honolulu. Manila-bound transports Peru and Puebla carry General Otis and General Hoghern. Roughly 1.1 million to 1.3 million in gold and silver will be paid to troops in the Philippines via the Squadron’s funds.
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San Francisco
Sean- Jin
Australia
Sydney
Snl
Peking
Honolulu
Mavila
Merritt
Philippines
Firet
General Mills
California
Aptry
California Heavy Artillery
Noends Cavalry
Hospital Corpu
Funston
Kivens
Tennessee
Orgon
Geveral Kircicu
Hones
Avis
Arignian
Manila
Hoalala
Acranth In Port Arrives With Pacific Mail Cargo
The C A 88 Aorangi under Campbell Hepworth commander arrived at the Pacific Mail wharf in port at daybreak after departing Vancouver August 25 with a heavy voyage load. The voyage set speed records and featured smooth weather, large passenger turnout, and steady cargo and mails, with the Aorangi noted for fast passage from Vancouver to Honolulu and Victoria.
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C. A
Aorangi
Campbell Hepworth
Pacific Mail
Victoria
Pargi Mason
Vancouver
Owe
Aoraoyi
Hevolalo
Honolulu
Eruptive Hints Stir Hawaii Amid Seawave Signs
Native observers warn of a major eruption in Hawaii as colossal waves surge in the past two years. Locals note unusual activity near Waikiki and near President Dole's seaside home, interpreting the waves as omen of significant volcanic action.
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Hawaii
Dole
New Capital Surgeon Major Davis Takes Charge
Major Davis arrives aboard the troop-ship Arizona and assumes command at the Moapitals hospital, relieving Surgeon Gertie. Davis orders 26 bowels for the facility, signaling expected needs and changes.
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Davis
Arizona
United State
Moapital
Gertie
Aeyin
Testimonial Promotes Remedy From Queensland Patient
A testimonial from Mrs A Morgan of East Brisbane Queensland describes her experience with a remedy said to cure numerous symptoms. The handwritten claim highlights wide effectiveness and personal relief.
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Mtra
A Morgan
Fast
Brisbane
Queensland
After a morning session at the Hawaiian hotel in Honolulu
A garbled report from a morning session mentions Cullom and a commission in Hawaii with unclear details. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the scene centers on a local meeting at a hotel with figures connected to a commission.
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Hawaien
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