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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1911
Page
6
Pictorial column recounts social gatherings in Honolulu with prominent residents and visitors. Names include Lindermans, Ami, Moore Duttessed, and many households hosting dinners, dances, and excursions. Notables such as Senator Wideman and Mrs Chos attend, while extended circles reveal travels to California, New York, and Europe, with hotel stays and private car trips noted.
Paras Seed Macbet and Mr and Mrs Albert Witcox arrived in Wailuku Hawaii. Scudder of Monolily and Rev. are noted for reaching the Jamoun Needle peak at Jod Valley. Women and young children historically climbed this height, named Cove, during the early century with a sense of awe at the summit.
Eyewitnesses describe dangerous wash from reef breakers striking the Celtic Chief and nearby steamers. Hesitation and strong winds hindered effort to save the vessel as witnesses dispute tonnage and cargo aboard. The witness suggests the danger may ease after Easter as he continues to assess the wreckage.
Attorney Peters reports in the Honouli court case that Mr Omsted acknowledged the deed aimed at protecting Kealoha Lipano and Kepa Kamonawahopa’s interests while securing rental arrears. The judge consented to a reconveyance to Kealoha Lipano and Kepa Kamonawahopa, with Mr Omsted agreeing to honor the terms to satisfy the court.
The note lists movements of various individuals including the IL Tenney Pecks, Kanal, Ronatgr, Mrs Kondren, Colonel Willer, Schofield Barracks, Canon and Mrs Aust, Walkik, Captain Clifton Carter, Mine Ll Paty, Tantalus, Miss Palmer Worle, Mel Wait, and King Street. It records weekend visits and changes in plans with several locations in Hawaii and nearby towns.
The clipped text references Kalakaua Avenue August 10 and a daughter born to KE Kennedy, plus a ship movement from San Francisco to Manila. It notes a transport ship carrying Philippine government personnel and a Whitbyens voyage. The fragment hints at a ceremony and military personnel aboard.
In El ORO Mexico August 1 nine managers learned 3000 pesos were offered to kill Frank Jenkins the English el Oro mine manager. A foreman died yesterday when soldiers fired on strikers. International tensions rise as foreign workers flee camp and troops patrol the area. The mine faces closure as 10000 workers stay away amid strict security.
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