Local weather note from town weekly page
Fragmentary OCR reads as a small weather or notices section with partial place names and dates. The readable bits mention April dates and local locations but lack full context or clear events.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads as a small weather or notices section with partial place names and dates. The readable bits mention April dates and local locations but lack full context or clear events.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Hawaiian references and scattered proper nouns including names and locations, but lacks a coherent event, date, or outcome to form a clear news item. The readable bits indicate personnel or place names without resolvable context.
Legal documents describe a case where a Chinese individual faced fines after allegedly abusing a horse. The horse was examined by a judge and police officials noted the animal showed signs of distress and injury.
Secretary HA Wood of the Promotion Commission travels to Atlantic City to present the plan for rapid growth in San Diego. He outlines exhibits and events at state, national, and industry meetings and seeks broad support from delegates and local chambers. The aim is to attract patronage at nominal prices and position San Diego as a leading port city.
A concert evening planned at Rat Hall features Me hear first elvan Anpatiens tile revered by Nomata with a Japanese program. Noted performers include Dr. Jamus Wall Mew Olney and others presenting plumilant pieces and a word dancer.
Fire Chief Thireten has been granted a fifteen day leave of absence. Chief Thurston filed his report for the month of March with Mayor Forn and the supervisor. The department responded to two alarms, with no loss of property reported.
A rough local bulletin notes hourly rates, hotel activity, and a Hawaii booster who attends widevil entertainment events. Police court mentions include two gamblers sent over for trial and a larger batch of cases set for Saturday. A weekly Promotion Committee meeting is announced, and a quaran times baseball challenge between No. 8 Kamehameha and Pit ploen is reported. A theater incident references a fight and possible Chinese theater crowd disorder.
The chew club tables and men are secured for a chess tournament tomorrow evening at 7:50 at the Y M C A. JW White, winner of the recent YMCA event, will challenge twelve top players to simultaneous games. Four more players await confirmation as White attempts twelve games at once, a remarkable display of skill.
A fragment reports Twenty-Third Infantry men failed to board the Sheridan transport to San Francisco last evening and were left behind at Fort Shatter. Officials say no desertion occurred, and the troops will stay until transport home is provided to rejoin their regiment.
Maritime notes detail the Bowall repair progress and mast replacement, the departure of the Sheridan with troops to San Francisco, Matson and Pacific Mail steamers sailing with cargo and passengers, large sugar consignments and bananas, and several vessels including the Siberia and Columbian awaiting port handling. The report lists shipments, freighter arrivals, passenger counts, and forthcoming sailings.
A historic report notes refiners struggle to advance sugar prices amid low supply and strong distributor leverage. Substantial production forecasts and drought effects push market expectations, with New York bids for March to December deliveries reflecting cautious trading and limited offerings.
Shipping entries list vessel arrivals for April with names like Hinwall Maul Claudine and Chiye Mari. Ports include Manila Hongkong Japan and Hilo with tentative dates April 14 to 16. The lineup notes cargoes and schedules for Pacific trade.
Debuted events list shows residents with names such as Kowal porte-Kinnu and Ban Hreneteco-Lurline. Dates span Thursday April 14 to Monday April 18 with venues and times mentioned alongside scattered initials and place markers. The fragmentary text hints at a community calendar or notices involving multiple individuals and locations.
Shipping news from Honolulu reports multiple departures and arrivals. Notables include the Niigata Maru near Tat Molokal, the Wilhelmina bound for Honolulu with passengers and wood cargo, and the Matson ship Nevadan discharging goods at the railway wharf. Also listed are military transport movements, tanker oil work, and various Pacific arrivals and sailings with dates and ports.
Petition from schoolchildren near Blaughterton Road and King Street asks city to build safe crossings and sidewalks along King Street and Gullwe Avenue to reach public arrivals. They report no sidewalks and cars speeding forty miles per hour endangering youths. Local taxpayers and residents echo call seeking relief for the district.
An inspector named Chris Holt faced allegations of using abusive language and violence while connected to city and county matters. The sanitation and health committee reported the damage to be offset by satisfactory repairs, and recommended no action by the board. Rent cards advertised at the bulletin offices.
A chaotic report outlines Hawaii Territory plans for entertaining a Japanese prince upon arrival aboard the Chi ya Maru. Officials from the Japanese Consulate General, Territory government, and local Chinese community coordinate receptions, with a military escort from Fort Shafter and National Guard detachments. Prize details include a March 3 dock date, expenses cited, and arranging officials in Washington and New York.
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