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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1910
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text shows a local notice mentioning duties and officials in a Hawatian context. It references a Monday event at the Hawatian site and names figures like Ar Abipat and Mi Ydeon with unclear roles.
The article reports a notable departure of the Blerra wage, marked by a ceremonial display of morality and a tense public mood. It notes regional reactions, mentions Brive Bay, and hints at subsequent handling of people and freight shifting to the elite.
Fragmented OCR text lists names and places with courtly phrases and scattered items about a boys' school, multiple names, and references to a bulletin. The readable portion centers on leadership at a school and related headlines from a newspaper page.
The column mixes scattered items including court actions, divorces, vacations, and public notices. It mentions a Supreme Court matter in Meda, a divorce for Benjamin’s wife, a decree for Mary J Gest, and clerks reporting on federal court duties. It also notes travel, taxes, and local transportation discussions with references to St Louis, Ney Tek, and a volcanic excursion. The text lists various individuals such as Hoon, Hex Kerane, WHE Yor Bok, and Mayer, with sports and arithmetic figures interwoven.
Stocks show modest gains as investors weigh recent data and corporate cues. Traders monitor key names like BN, HWbentork, and Watlab while concerns over inflation and demand persist. the market also previews an upcoming shipment from the Atlantic.
The Hornik Construction Company plans a water plant on Quarantine Island with contract work including backfill and intake facilities. The project uses appropriated funds and involves a ship schedule, port operations, and a sequence of construction tasks through the nine months ahead.
The readable text references a liquor sale to a minor and mentions various names, places, and a history segment. It alludes to a local scene with authorities or guardians, hints at ownership by a proprietor, and contains scattered phrases about community matters and weekly notes.
Citizens discuss public road access to the wharf amid votes and protests. The issue centers on extending rail and wharf facilities, with local leaders urging orderly action and thanking residents for engagement.
An auxiliary supply ship is en route to Honolulu under Navy orders. The vessel, from California, will stop at San Verde and San Diego before heading to Hawaii. A local militia detachment guards the city as the ship proceeds toward the Hawaiian telegraph site, with estimated days to arrival and provisioning to follow.
Local neighbors protest the planned building at the corner of Howth King and Kapintant streets, citing safety and aesthetic concerns. They claim the construction, near Thomas Square, conflicts with neighborhood character and could involve improper permits. A nearby resident urges officials and the Chamber of Commerce to intervene to halt the project.
A fragmented report notes summer lot owners gathering near 2d Milen, Ohio Leflore with Arbor Day rituals led by leaders including HWHHUAT Hsalltanee. Participants, among them teachers and several named individuals, attended a payback in a communal event and parade with cedar offerings and social remarks.
In a university bulletin a discussion warns that bovine tuberculosis poses serious health risks to humans. It cites infection rates and urges sanitary measures, including cattle herd controls and farm hygiene, as a public policy concern discussed by experts at the conference.
Shipping notices show multiple ports and dates for arrivals. Widespread listings include San Francisco and Honolulu routes with ships such as Kiraye Harbor and Weatherwax. Several entries reference August dates and various ports including Maui, Molokai, Lanai, and Hana Ily.
Superintendent Wile T Pepe of the Department of Education announced the school calendar starting September 12 with a fourteen week term. The schedule lists Full Term September 12 to December 18 1916 Winter Term January 2 to March 31 1917 Spring Term April 10 to June 24 1917 with holidays including Labor Thanksgiving Washington Birthday Decoration Day Arbor Day Lincoln's Birthday and May Day observed. some holidays leave schools in session.
An open air boxing match occurred on private property behind the Art Theater at night. Spectators watched as two pugilists fought without clear provocation and no officers intervened. One witness fled for a policeman and the boxers were taken to the police station.
Juvenile suspects under eighteen were arrested after robbing a Jayaneke of three witterion and $75 in dish. Chief McDuffe quickly found the youths, who will face the Juvenile Court. Several other minor robberies have been reported to Mo-Dum and investigated.
Attorney Deine of Thompson Clemeny Wilder to plead in district court for Matsutings charged with selling liquor to a minor. Japanese community watches outcome as potential banquet follows if Gauwa wins. Vessel traffic and arrivals noted, including the steamer Blorrails and Matson Line ship Lumine delayed by coast events.
A long passenger list from the Honolulu port includes travelers such as Larlon, Sam Francisco party, and Mra. J. Atherton among many others. The article notes departures aboard the ship and mentions additional passengers named with towns and initials, reflecting a busy transit period.
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