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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1903
Page
5
Fragmented OCR notes outline a morning Capitol briefing on treasury notes and maritime issues. Mentions government officials, secretary roles, and a cited governor, with garbled names and ambiguous events. Entities are unclear due to transcription errors but reference a formal council session and policy discussions.
An Army officer aboard One Trans fort Sheridan and wives are guests at the Young hotel tonight with Manager Luke Hax guiding plans. Honoring a gathering of people includes a military band and musical interludes while Col Kerr and Sheridan headquarters will be present. Sinnagoe Lake extended a special invitation for transport and a public posting to announce the event.
The Claudine will carry the Aine fun to Mile and way pote this week and call at noon to Woorrow. Kinwu to be laid Up Etta weel. Mant Lon and Wikies Nagebip to race for port. The Mil to Maui with Unite near 14 Chat peewee tee KRinmi. Several transfers among crews and officials noted including Burningham, Kibling, Phillips, O’Brien, and Lewis. The Claudine to be laid up next Saturday for repairs and alterations after return from Hilo. The Lelia to sail to Merial and then to MoluLal ports with crowed fowlers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions governor, state party activity, and a meeting or announcement. Named items include a governor and committee members, with references to a bulletin and public notice context. Text is garbled but indicates an official update or political notice published in a bulletin.
Read items about grocery ads by J. Salter on Fort Street and Belvista wines from Thos FM Tighe. Notices mention New Zealand stock, weather forecasts, engagements, travelers aboard the Sheridan, and a burglary case shifted to vagrancy. Includes social news on Florence Cocke engagement to Emmet H. Cocke and Yale alumni dinner plans at the Young Hotel.
Sugar price quoted at 3.695 cents per pound with latest figure at 9.00 dollars on Mercantile exchange listing. Trading activity noted for the 27 Olaw date with base records from the Honolulu Stock Exchange segment.
A reception for Bishop Mery Bood Restarick and Mrs Restarick followed a Saturday afternoon anniversary service at St Clament as part of the Woman's Auxiliary effort. Local clergy and lay leaders hosted prayers and a talk by Rev. Dick Ax on mission work at St Elizabeth homes. A collection exceeding $300 supported mission work while the Territorial band played on the lawn.
Sunday ball games at Kaplan Park featured two contests. AalM defeated Artillery Hains by a close score after six innings, while Good-Eyes beat Young Stam by 12 to 9 to secure the championship. The sheriff notes the subject discussed was finally dropped following the period of tension.
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