Shipping News from Hilo and Kailua Ports
The column lists vessels in port and due to sail from Hilo and surrounding ports, detailing arrivals such as the Kinau from Hilo, St Katherine and Annie Johnson from San Francisco, plus cargoes, lumber shipments, and passenger attestations. It records multiple steamers and sailing schedules for June, including arrivals and departures, with crew and passenger listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo Shipping
Annie Johnson
Williams
Santiago
Ingalls
Skagit
Robinson
St. Katherine
Saunders
St. Katherine, Saunders
San Francisco
Willits
New Barkentine Fullerton to be launched by Oakland yard
The barkentine Fullerton built for Union Oil Co at Hay & Wrights yard in Oakland will launch about 4 o clock next Wednesday. It claims to be the largest vessel on the coast with 252 feet overall length and 15 000 carrers capacity as an oil carrier between Southern California and Honolulu in 16-hold compartments for cargo protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkentine Fullerton
Hay & Wrights
Oakland
Union Oil Company
Fullerton
California
Honolulu
Freighters Cut Out the Sailors in Hawaii Trade
Captain Bray of the Sailors Home says fast freight steamers cripple Honolulu shipping by replacing sailing vessels. He notes shipment losses, reduced crews, and less inport spending, predicting the Panama Canal will restore Honolulu as a major mid Pacific hub with merchant and war vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
Islands
Captain Bray
San Francisco
San Francisco Shipping Union
Union
Did Kinau’s People See Kauai From E Kaua?
Curtis J. Lyons reports that Kinau passengers claimed to view Kauai from off E Kaunakakal but observed two separate islands due to the Kanahuannui and Waianae ranges on Oahu. He notes Kauai could not be visible from that vantage as it lies in line with the Waianae mountains, making the island appear as a double vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keuai
Berers
Kinau
Ekaunakakal
Kanahuannui Range
Waianae
Oahu
Kauai
Waianae Mountains
Waianae Range
Curtis J. Lyons
Ocean Steamers to Transit Sydney Ahead of Schedule
Colonial and Oceanic lines plan earlier departures from Sydney with weekly arrivals in port on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Vessels will stay at San Francisco loading berths for shippers convenience. The Helene sails for Honolulu around May 18, followed by Coronai de and Alden Bess. The Alden Bess departs Golden Gate between June 1 and July 1. The Bureau of Navigation reports 126 US built vessels totaling 24 139 gross tons in May, with 1198 ships totaling 63 638 gross tons built for eleven months ending this month, including a thirteen ton vessel built in this district at Hito.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Sydney
Oceanic Steamship Co
San Francisco
Helene
Honolulu
Golden Gate
Bureau of Navigation
United States
Hito
Whooping cough remedy praised by Hawaiian agents
A fragment notes a child escaped pneumonia after using Chamberiang Cough Remedy. The report credits the product with preventing severe croup attacks and mentions H J Strickfades Worll Hers Fair in Wash. UT and agents like Ber won and Smith & Co Ltd for Hawaii distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italso
Reeveral
H J Strickfades
Worll
Berwon, Smith & Co Ltd
Hawaii
Appeal abandoned in Bishop estate case at Pearl Harbor
United States Attorney Breckons reports the Bishop estate appeal to the US Court of Appeals in San Francisco has been abandoned after a federal jury awarded $52 737 50 for Pearl Harbor land. The withdrawal allows immediate possession by the United States of about seventy five acres and leasehold matters at Honolulu Plantation Co. plus possible settlement of the Honolulu case in the next Congress session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Breckens
Bishop
States Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Honolulu Plantation Co
Unite States
Navy Department
Low
Admiral Merry
Navy Dell
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Kuahua Island
Inasterr Hall
Congress
Washington
Manila's Rough Passage Through Severe Gales
The Manila, a former Spanish transport, spent a week portside in May and narrowly avoided foundering after a piston shattered five days into its voyage. Two days of repairs followed a fierce gale that washed away most decks except the cannon and a newer American gun. Chief Engineer Elsten led the fix as decks rolled, reducing speed to a fifth, then another gale pushed the ship off course until the government tug Siocum spotted it. The Unadilia towed the vessel to Mare Island for repairs, with possible reconstruction there rather than Bremerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Ena
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co
China
Fannie Kerr
Kerr
Gibbons
Ena
Manila
Elsten
Siocum
San. Francisco
Unadilia
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Bremerton
Dewey to command fleet for West Indies maneuvers
A Sun report from Washington says at the urgent request of President Roosevelt and Secretary Moody Admiral Dewey has agreed to command the large fleet to engage in winter maneuvers in the West Indies. The President and Navy Secretary favor an officer of high rank to lead. They express gratification over Dewey’s enthusiastic response to the suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Sun
Washington
Roosevelt
Moody
Dewey
West Indies
Mindanao Sultanates and the American Era
The article traces Mindanao history from Malay, Arab, and Spanish missions to Islamic resistance and the later American presence. It notes the Mohammedan tribes cohesion, the Maguindanao sultanate’s decline, and General Davis's campaigns to secure lands amid local tensions and uprisings.
Horrible Legacy of Dunkirk Hotel Owner Claims Cure by Pink Pills
Thomas BE Lawes, proprietor of Hotel Taft in Dunkirk, recalls decades of paralysis from hereditary disease and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with his redemption. He testifies before a notary on February 15, 1902 that the pills cured his condition, claiming others with similar nerve disorders were likewise helped. Available at retailers or direct from Dr Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady, priced fifty cents a box or two dollars fifty cents for six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas BE. Lawes
Hotel
Taft, Dunkirk, Inc
Dunkirk
J. J. Stewart
Willams
Jesser
Dr. Willams Medicine Company
Schnectady
Siz
Waimea District Road Board appointment recorded
O Crowell is appointed member of the District Road Board for Waimea Kauai replacing Dr. B F Sandow who resigned. James H Boyd of the Public Works Department signs the notice dated June 1st 1902. A small fire at the Gregory residence Kinau and Keeaumoku streets caused by a gasoline stove exploded with minor damage. General Davis praised for diplomacy amid delicate local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Crowell
Waimea
Island of
Kauai
B. F. Sandow
James H Boyd
Department of Public Works
Gregory
Kinau and
Keeaumoku
Honolulu Exchange Reports Kihei Bale at 14
The Honolulu Stock Exchange notes a bale from Kihei bringing fourteen dollars per bale in a June twenty third report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Twenty-first to Final Assessments for Olan Sugar Co
The Olan Sugar Co announces a series of assessments on shares 10 percent or $2 per share due dates June 20 1902 August 21 1902 September 21 1902 and December 20 1902 final 10 percent or $2 per share with interest at 1 percent per month on late payments. Assessments payable at The B F Dillingham Co Stangenwald Building. Treasurer Elmer E Paxton signs May 12 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
B. F.dilling’ham Co., Ltd
Stangenwald
Elmer E. Paxton
Clan Sugar
Clarke's Blood Mixture Proven Cure for Various Ailments
An advertisement touts Clarke's Blood Mixture as a permanent cure for impurities and diseases of the blood. It claims effectiveness for scrofula eczema rages and gout with testimonials from worldwide users. Proprietors offer trials to test its value despite uncertain medical backing.
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Glens
Clarke's Blood Mixture Prompts Cautionary Note
A garbled clipping warns purchasers about Clarke's Blood Mixture and related products labeled Worthless Eats meatheees. It mentions a person named Miss Mary Gardner of Kohala en route to Cleveland to join her mother.
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Cauttio
Clarke’ Clatien
Mary Gardner
Kohala
Cleveland One
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