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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
3
Fragmented readable items mention April dates and names like Wesmnenday and Naya but most words are garbled. The passage lacks coherent events or actions, making a concise factual summary impossible from the legible content.
A garbled report from Chicago Post outlines a 1st Lieut Wilmore led self denial campaign to promote literacy and enthusiasm for an army corps project. It mentions captains and a landing ship plan, with events, dates, and displays to boost funding and public interest in a wartime charity effort.
The bulletin notes that the next ballot count in the California Yosemite contest will be published tomorrow evening. It lists local notices and advertisements, including services by Fort Street printers, a masquerade at Koff Hall, and upcoming events. Several items mention individuals and businesses, with partial details on contacts and offerings such as laundry services, auto livery, and island trips.
A group of Russians, weary of the improvised camp at Iwilei, moved toward the Tabor recruiting station and met with Recruiting Agent Pervistrome. Interpreted as improving, officials expect many to take jobs on island plantations, with Nino Thuan sent to Maka Well Plantation and others to follow as land opens for settlement.
Washington report details inquiry into new Pacific coast transport routes by government and Army Transport, with debates over endorsement and department commentary. Updates describe ships like the Warren undergoing rebuilds in Shanghai, movements of the Kabulus and Cluadine fleets, inbound freighters, and passenger arrivals alongside cargo activity and port dispatches.
A garbled financial update lists overdrafts secured notes and debits from state and private banks. It mentions deposits, letters of credit, redemption funds, and various ship schedule ports and dates including Honolulu, San Francisco, Hong Kong, and Japanese ports with enumerated arrivals and departures.
A Honolulu harbor record notes Marines urged to return home amid weather and logistical talks. Mention of light near Ala Moana road and costs tied to port improvements. Details include steamer W. G. Hall voyage, port expenditures, and bank certificate activities with mentions of local officials and a 1910 notary.
Chicago March 44 The minbe ter who formes sensationalion for theology tan no place in the pulp according to Professor William G Sumner of Yale University in views are Helforth In the Ame ream Journal of Sociology. He writes that the Bible's authority clashes with modern morality and that pulpits use sensational methods to gain attention. An Indiana woman bred a tramp to chop her wood, then realized he was her long lost husband.
Marshal Hendry and Chief McThme pursued a Chinese deserter from a Scottish motel after a tip. They traced three men who diverted from a white horse division and located one deserter in the vicinity, with patrols continuing in the afternoon.
Entered for record on April 6 1910 from 10:20 a m to 4:20 p m include Trent Trial Co Ltd to John W Caldwell and multiple other transfers among various parties with dates and times noted. Additional entries appear for April 7 1910 from 8:89 a m to 10:30 a m involving George r a Karam Awal and V Choy.
A list of vessels including the American barkentine Lie hale loaded with walrus fat and sugar from Kannspalt and Nowoantie bound for the Hawaiian Islands. The Amirteen steamer Rosecrans heads toward Kaannpall while the Santa Maria and other tankers near Honolulu wait for port calls. A register notes multiple ships sailing routes and cargoes with no clear single event.
City records show Mayor Fern presenting March details on permits for plumbing, building, and inspections. Report lists 78 plumbing actions, 107 permits, 10 new connections, 17 inspections, and total fees of 108 dollars.
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