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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1901
Page
8
Deputy Grand President of California and Grand Organizer James F. Cheatham lead a day of efforts to establish a new Eagles order in town. Seventy seven members were initiated with forty four awaiting processing. Officers named include J McCarthy as Worthy Patron and Jno Schanfer as Worthy President.
The Hews arrived from Ko a Hawaii to announce the death of Dr Tandy Allen. He died at Stra Kod met home and was found in bed before breakfast. A verdict attributed death to heart disease. Dr Allen was a close friend of Maui residents and known for aiding the sick regardless of wealth. His funeral was held last Monday morning at a local church.
Weather and maritime notes list daily temperatures rainfall and signals from Diamond Head while detailing ships departing from Honolulu and other ports, and passengers arriving from Maui Kauai and Kauai via several steamers and schooners with named captains crews and families aboard. The bulletin records sailings this afternoon to various Lahaina Honokaa and Kukuihaele destinations and lists arrivals from Maui Kauai and Kauai ports with passenger names and vessel names including Star WG Hall Mikahala and James Makee.
Payment will be deferred on all warrants issued by the Auditor after this date excepting salaries and payroll. Deferred warrants must be presented to be registered and will draw interest from registration at 8 percent per year. Theo P. Lansing, Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii, Honolulu, April 15, 1907.
Notice lists announcements about uniforms and charter lists, a committee meeting, and requests to attend. It includes property for rent and sale ads, lost items, and miscellaneous notices about cottages, rooms, and a savings bank. The text mentions Waikiki Beach Bird's Eye View Honolulu and related offerings.
The Mariposa sails for San Francisco Wednesday. WG Hall brought bagged sugar from Nawillwill yesterday. Arthur Sewall sails tomorrow or Wednesday if cargo complete. Oregonian sailing from New York May 1. Hall towed North to sea from Hanamaulu on the 16th iast. Himalaya ready for sea. departs today or tomorrow. Omega Curtain Mackie six days from Newcastle arrived Saturday. Claudine from Maui with 949 sacks sugar 30 tara 2 hogs 5 horses 78 sundries. Vessels listing at San Francisco for Hawaiian ports include Panter Aloha Helene Edward Mayor Hilo Falls of Clyde Martha Davis. W. H. Dimond sails for Hilo tomorrow to load sugar. Mariposa passed Dorle and Lawton on April 5. Lawton passed close to Mariposa. No news on China or Ventura. Jessie Minor arrived yesterday from a swift sixteen-day voyage with lumber and provisions. Bulletin thanks Captain Whitney for Eureka papers.
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