Voyage of Governor Soll and the Savali volcano tale
Doctor W H Soll, governor of German Samoa, travels with aide and secretary to Samoa. He reports on the Savali volcano eruption near Apia, describing lava flows, ash, and growing mountain forms. Soll notes calm relations between American and German administrations and praises Governor Moore.
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W.H. Soll
Geman Samos
Teamehip Sonoma
al Wenn Hote
Tecamp
C. von Vignal ‘de Saiffret
Samoa
Som International
Zonwipality
Apia
Boell
Ari Hue
Wluce
Bull
Mona
Germany
Solt
Bulle
H. Huckfold & Co
Savail
Iwland
Kilauea
Decamp
Savall
Moore
American Samoa
Samoa Native Affairs and Ship Arrivals Discussed in Transit
Passenger accounts describe Samoan natives managed with diplomacy and caution. The piece notes hopes for steamers to call at Apia instead of Tutuila, mentions ongoing patrols, and recounts earthquake shocks that forced merchants to secure goods on shelves. Traveler Divine, a merchant connected to Samoa, plans to visit Germany via Roosevelt and Samoa duties through Honolulu.
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Apia
Tutuila
Contenute
Samoa
Mr. Divine
Sierman
Sawall
Bell
Germany
Roosevelt
Honolulu
Kinney Hears of Management Change Talks in 1904 Letters
Low denied prior knowledge of Parker's management change while Kinney pressed him with letters from Wundenberg dated May 9, 1904 showing negotiations on Parker's interests in Humanta and the ranch. Kinney alleged a compromise dispute over salt payments with Wundenberg and Magoon. The W. G. Hall resumes Kanal ports run next Tuesday and Mikahata will Makawaui the following Thursday.
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Kinney
Pinnate
Carter
Fred Wundenberg
Aubrey
Humu Wundenberg
Parker
Humanta
Low
Eben Low
Ankling Low
Wandenberg
McCrennan
Magoon
W. G. Hall
Kanal Ports
Mikahata
Makawaui
Brothers of Fat Frank Tur Bet Thank Kind Friends
The brothers express gratitude for the kindness shown during the illness and death of Frank Tur Bet. They acknowledge the support of friends and neighbors in their time of sorrow and extend thanks for comforting condolences and assistance.
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Frank
Stock Books Closer For Pioneer Mill Co Transfers 1905
Notice to stockholders of Pioneer Mill Co Ltd that the stock books will be closed for transfers from September 27 to October 1, 1905 inclusive, signed by treasurer W Protenhauer. Also notice for Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Co that stock books close for transfers from September 28 to September 30, 1905, inclusive, signed by secretary Oro P Thielen.
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Pioneer Mil Co. Ltdy
W. Protenhauer
Pioneer Mill Go
THE
Rapid Transit & Land Company
Honolulu Rapid ‘Transit & Land Company
Passengers Arrive From Colon and Schedules Announced
The listing shows sailing and arrival notices for multiple vessels including Bonoma Merriman and Dorie Smith with sailings today and tomorrow. A long passenger list from the Colon is recorded with names such as Octavius Beale, W. P. Brown, Jas. G. Barton, and many others, detailing arrivals and due times.
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Rept
L Amall
Octavius Beale
Mra
Octavine Beale
W. P. Brown
Edwin Brandt
Jas
G. Barton
Thefant
B. J. Boothe
H. Boothies
Doothe
W. Blarklock
Nan
Arthur H. Bedford
A. H. Canby
Mr. Dieta
Geo
W. Deyo
Fuller
Golden
Mrs. Gee
Fuller Golden
Mra. Heerman
Emil Meermane P, Hughes
Eddie Heron
Thoson
Mr. Loementhal
W. BH. Latiiva
W. B. Leffingwell
Mre. Leffingwell
Mike Josephine Lovett
W. B. Leavens
Andrew Mack
Victor
Harrell Weed
Geo, Willoughby
Mia. Andrews
Mies
Millie Andrews
Mire
Annle Brett
W. Bowser
Curix
A.D. Campbell
Mes. Davis
Child and
J. Doldge
R. Hamilton Gibb
Ralph Harker
Ving
W. HL. Herdman
J. A. Herdman
W. Herdman
F. W. Herdman
Mise Ingram
Ethel Levey
A Lacase
N. Livingstone
G. F. Mitchell
M. Moxgridge
Wilson Mew
K. Murphy
D. Newbill
W. D. Newton
M. H. Neilson
Reddatl
H. Rea
Sigmen
Mise Bigmen
Stevenson
Thos Atel
Kate Theband
Wasthey
W. Walk
Reservoir Sloping Dirt Contaminates City Water During Dam Work
Acting Superintendent Howland cites sluicing during the Newanu Valley reservoir construction by contractor Whitehouse as the source of red dirt in drinking water. He defends the cheapest method for the job, notes no filtering occurred this week, and says sluicing may be avoided only at higher Territory costs.
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Public Works
Howland
Union Gas Engine Sells On Wide Fuel Range
The UNION GAS ENGINE operates on gasoline distillate naphtha benzin e and kerosene, proving flexible fuel compatibility. It highlights adaptability for varied fuel supplies amid uncertain markets.
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Union Gas
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