McKinley Lodge No 8 Knights of Pythias Notice
McKinley Lodge No 8 K of P meets every first and fourth Saturday evening at 7 30 in their hall at Fort and Nerotania. Members and visiting brothers cordially invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1911
Page
5
McKinley Lodge No 8 K of P meets every first and fourth Saturday evening at 7 30 in their hall at Fort and Nerotania. Members and visiting brothers cordially invited to attend.
Local and general notes show a jumble of phone numbers offices and ads for businesses and services. Mentions include The Bulletin Manchester area with autos carriage services jewelers and a variety of notices plus a reference to a legal matter involving James Johnston and a robbery.
The Weir Steamship Company, owners of the vessel now under investigation, faces penalties for alleged regulatory violations. U.S. authorities in Honolulu report the ship’s crew and cargo practices breached safety and sanitation rules, prompting grand jury attention and potential legal action.
A rough inventory of names and roles appears: Moone, Blorrae, Belser, Salennan, McCarthy, Mrs C J McCarthy, Gord on Vsborner, a sculptor, and Stephen Norton Howe among others. President Knudsen to host an invitational dinner at University Club next Saturday. Various political figures, bankers, and notable locals referenced with scattered titles and affiliations.
The ceremony occurred on April 1 at St Clomwhite church with the groom Gordon Cetorne and the bride coming from prominent families. The text notes the couple and their families including the Pieri lineage and local connections in Atvetray, Lowen, Bag.
Entries for record on April 18 1911 detail real estate filings from 10:30 am to 4 pm involving Macaulay and Antonio M Mena in Cavite and other parties. The text includes multiple names, times, and places with notes of recording dates, preparers, and locations such as San Francisco and Yokohama, reflecting a list of property actions and associated figures from the period.
Readable fragments describe vessel movements from San Francisco to foreign ports, passenger lists, and a telegraphic report on a three-masted steamer. It notes delays, prices, and service concerns amid investigations into a Chinese storage Kinmonger case. The piece mentions the Hall and a Hall Brought Kaual Sugar.
Fragmented OCR text references a revolving fund and legislative discussion. It mentions Honolulu and legal actions under the Meawale Act. The readable portions indicate questions about funding, approval, and potential benefits, with unclear surrounding context.
Vendors, residents, and officials clash as plans to reduce sewer charges face opposition. Lawmakers hear commissions on floor area, driver fees, and tenement assessments amid heated testimony about tax fairness and impact on public works funding.
An elderly judge presides over a North Hilo district proceeding concerning a petition. The document outlines court day procedures and prohibitions on certain actions, detailing voter access and participation rules in the local district.
Contested plans show Health Board and City Council clashing over funding and management. Debates mention a temporary wage structure, a dispensary proposal, and potential cost savings, with officials signaling future policy shifts and possible charges to residents.
No new cholera cases are reported while Britons grow anxious over lifting curbs. The article notes West Atlantic routes, ship movements to New York and Liverpool, and plans for contrivers including rail and tram developments amid ongoing public health concerns.
fragmentary text mentions a reserve, committees, and a district or county council, with broken phrases about a joint resolution and a public affair. Names and places are unreadable. the overall sense is obscured by garbled OCR.
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