Eruption at Halemaumau is extensive and shifting
The Hilo Herald reports long lasting activity at Halemaumau crater with frequent cave ins and a widening lava lake. Molten lava pulses, steam and sulfur plumes rise from the pit while ash and rock slides reshape the walls. Observers note possible imminent lava flow from Mauna Loa or Kilauea and ongoing changes day by day.
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Halemauman
Debria
Hemakua
Haternanumau
Mauna Los
Kilauea
Dantee
Freel Hood
Hilo Herald
Crater
Martinique
Mauna’ Las
Matagér Waldron
When Volcanic Forces Stir On July Moon Phases
A long interview with Professor Lyons, government meteorologist, outlines theories on volcanic activity in the Ki Javea and Mauna Loa regions and nearby West Indies. He links eruptions to gravitation and moon phases, notes nonexplosive behavior of Kilauea and Mauna Loa, and suggests periods of heightened activity align with new and full moons.
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Ki' Javea
Mauna Loa
Lyons
Weer
Indies
Hawaii
Protector Lyons
Vertiner
Gisbe
Hilo
Ruth
Kilauea
Mauna Loas
West Indies
Martinique
Mount Etna Ang
South America
St. Vincent's
Professors Kellogg Report On Kilauea Crater Fires
Professor V A Kellogg and Professor J B Anardice returned from Hawaii describing new fires in the Kilauea crater lava lake. They photographed cracks and fissures, observed visible fire and a sizzling sound like sea waves, and warned of a likely violent eruption soon. Photographer Frank Davey concurred an eruption could occur within weeks, possibly surpassing past eruptions in violence.
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G. R. Gray
Honolulu
Halemaumau
Halermnaumau
V. AL. Kellogg
J.B
Kellogg
Kelloggs
Kilauea
Kellore
Pinion
Frank Davey
Eilauea
S. Kinan
Davey
McKensie Rumor About Hawaii Sheriff Bid
The note says Geo. McKensie reportedly went to Honolulu to seek the Hawaii sheriff appointment to replace L. A. Andrews. Insiders say McKensie is tired of politics and wants to escape political duties. Citizens of Hawaii show no push for him, Andrews has not resigned, and McKensie’s bid appears unlikely to succeed soon.
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Geo. &. McKensie
Honolulu
Hawai
L. A. Andrews
McKensie
Hawaii
Andrews
Makee Sugar Company reports record crop in 1903 season
KRALIA Kauai June 12 Makee Sugar Company finished grinding the crop for the 1903 season at 2 38 a m June 11. Manager George H Fairchild announces the crop as little over estimate at 1008 tons and the largest harvest by 1259 tons.
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Kralia
Kauai
Makee Sugar Company
George H. Faircbird
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