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- USS California (SP-249) was a yacht acquired by the U.S. Navy during World War I and outfitted as an armed section patrol vessel patroling New York waterways. Later, renamed the original name of Hauoli, it was assigned to Thomas A. Edison conducting underwater listening experiments related to antisubmarine warfare. The yacht was a second Hauoli built in 1903, replacing one of the same name built in 1902, for mining magnate Francis Marion "Borax" Smith. This second Hauoli was notable for speed, described as perhaps the fastest single screw yacht of its class in the world. In 1912 the yacht was sold to Clara Baldwin Stocker, an heiress residing in Los Angeles, who renamed the yacht California. She had to await the opening of the Panama Canal to bring the yacht to her residence. It was noted as the first pleasure vessel to transit the canal. The yacht was home ported in Los Angeles. At some point, either prior to or upon the Navy's acquisition, the yacht was brought back to New York. After naval service, the yacht was sold to a company in Tampa, Florida. (en)
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- Sold on 7 September 1920; fate unknown
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- Robins Dry Dock & Repair Company, Brooklyn, New York (en)
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- *As original yacht: 14
*Navy: 60 (en)
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- 0001-09-07 (xsd:gMonthDay)
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- ON 96694, signal KSNM (en)
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- *Hauoli
*California
*USS California
*USS Hauoli
*California (en)
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- *Hauoli is a Hawaiian word meaning "delight."
*State of California (en)
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- *Francis Marion Smith
*Clara B. Stocker
* U.S. Navy
*Denton Shore Lumber Co. (en)
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- steam, 4 Almy water tube boilers (en)
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- 0001-02-18 (xsd:gMonthDay)
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- USS California (SP-249) was a yacht acquired by the U.S. Navy during World War I and outfitted as an armed section patrol vessel patroling New York waterways. Later, renamed the original name of Hauoli, it was assigned to Thomas A. Edison conducting underwater listening experiments related to antisubmarine warfare. (en)
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- USS California (SP-249) (en)
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- *California (en)
- *Hauoli (en)
- *USS California (24 December 1917) (en)
- *USS Hauoli (18 February 1918) (en)
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