Unclear Historical Names and Event Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text with multiple names and dates including April 26 and various unclear terms. No coherent event, organization, or location emerges to summarize into a conventional news item.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text with multiple names and dates including April 26 and various unclear terms. No coherent event, organization, or location emerges to summarize into a conventional news item.
Fragmentary historical clipping mentions Berg steam Shuxin Ce and a listing of names and firms including Silva Togsery and Schaffney Marx. Text is garbled with poor readability, making specific events, dates, or roles uncertain. No coherent narrative or identifiable outcome can be established from the legible portions.
Early morning near Kalihl a group of Portuguese women reported a man carrying a sack on the Kaithi Valley road. The incident led to a manhunt as Chief McDuffie vowed full effort to locate the suspect and address the troubling claim.
Federal court proceedings include a violation case under an Edmund act with a bond cancellation after a renreisal, the Ah Fook matter where the defendant withdrew a demurrer and pleaded in enity, and a nolle prosequi in the United States vs Young. Several cases were announced at the court’s term with hearings set for May 9 and other matters marked for the Workhouse Kension.
Fragmented local notices include laundry and carriage ads, phone numbers, and promotion phrases. There are mentions of a court calendar, a public sale, a paternity and divorce case, and a Sierra voyage departure, plus personal notices about births, bereavements, and family news.
An aged Chinese man Yee Jon Yun attempted suicide at the Akabi Theater area by slashing his throat with a razor. He wrote a letter to relatives then fled to a rear room and wounded himself. Japanese bystanders alerted police. he was taken to Queen's Hospital for treatment.
Territorial Grand Jury returns two indictments against H B Chamberlain and RB Thompson both marines stationed at Camp Very. One case involves assault with a weapon dangerous to life on Hotel Street during the night of April. The second unclear indictment concerns another assault incident in Portucune.
Manoa Valley Tennis Club hosts a night tournament on Thursday April 28 at Manoa Court. The schedule lists players from The Winners, Consolation rounds, and multiple match pairings with two out of three sets for early rounds and three out of five for later semis and finals. Officials include Mr. and Mrs. Waterhouse, Steere, Nowell, and Low, with trophies to be awarded at conclusion.
A garbled yet period tone item details stateroom space on a royal visit with Lord Kitchener and a scene aboard ships including the Rosebank and Glensables, plus cargo updates for the Interisland and American vessels. Mentions Honolulu fuel, coal shipments, sugar, coconuts, auto deliveries, and whaling plans with Captain Foley, Bodneh, and others.
Report describes crowded harbor scenes as the Wilhelmina and Oceanic vessels depart, with hundreds of passengers and crew rushing to secure space. It notes freight, vehicles, and cargo, plus divers inspecting a sunken Yukon steamer and a grounding incident near Sitka involving the Yucatan wrecking.
A disputed court scene shows an agitator objecting to orders from the district attorney and courthouse staff. He claimed immunity and refused to obey a summons, prompting the judge to order his discharge after a tense exchange. Supporters waited outside as the case unfolded.
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures to and from Norfolk, Salina Cruz, Hawaii, Victoria, Vancouver, Hilo, and other ports with dates in April. The schedules reference vessels such as Mauna Low and Banfrancisco routes, naming several individuals and companies in a dense, OCR-affected layout.
Listings detail multiple ships and routes including Victoria to Vancouver, Wilhelmina to San Francisco, and various arrivals and departures between April 24 and May 14. Names such as Victoria, Vancouver, San Francisco, Hongkong Manchu, and Wilhelmina appear alongside numerous passenger groups and families departing or voyaging, with dates in late April to May.
Mullick, trying to board the Wilhelmina steamer as a stowaway, was stopped by a Rangway man who advised him to hide aboard. He entered unobserved but was soon seen by a crew member. He was detained, charged with vagrancy, and given a week to depart the country.
The court fixed April 20 for the defense demurrer hearing in a case brought by the plaintiff. An absolute divorce was granted to Kudo Toys from Saye Poym on grounds of wilful desertion. The United States Army transport Loran departed Manila for San Francisco April 14 and is expected to arrive Honolulu around May 5. A Siberia wireless operator reported the ship’s powerful radios and the local Merchants’ branch noted the northern railway line context.
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