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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1910
Page
3
A damaged page notes ongoing wreck salvage with details on the ship Helga, its crew, and loot recovered. Descriptions cover salvaged items, maritime authorities, and a public event at Kamehameha Clubhouse discussing cotton trade implications.
An Eureka area report details a charge of wilful poisoning for clandestine water use and a court hearing involving Anton Loge and others. Police report investigations at Miller and Kina streets. a man named Jim Burrington claims an assault by Gouveta. A fifteen day Eureka passage aboard the Mary Winklmaan is noted along with a railway shipment arrival.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a political convention and Republican party tactics with references to delegates, the Governor, and party chairmen. It hints at immigration policy and party unity while naming several officials and figures, though details are garbled. The piece resembles a war of words about loyalties, duties, and the party’s stance.
Shipping news describes additional shipping on page right with vessels and ports, detailing Kanat porte Rinat, Maul Molokal Lanat, and the steamer Wilhelmina bound for Yokohama and Manila. It lists cargo including wine, sake, potatoes, and barrels, with passenger counts and crew names, and notes expected arrivals and departures from San Francisco and other ports.
A group of travelers organized by Thomas Cook is to depart San Francisco on October 4 for a voyage that will include Honolulu, Yokohama, and Osaka. The itinerary covers China and the Philippines with an extended stay in Japan, ending with the Pacific Mail liner Mouguila on December 24.
Passenger manifests show bookings for voyages to Kai ports and Mauna Loa routes with Aug 18 and Aug 15 arrivals. Names include Kinnu, Minn Shaw, Dre, Chamberlin, Mee, Manson, Kopko, Kimball, Relit, Lytexta, Mauna Loa, and many others alongside port calls at Kai ports Kau ports and Honolulu area. Arrivals include Honolulu bound guests with names such as Mra B Con Campate Gray Jane Perati Ken for Milo, Lange, Wakefield, Chand, Tooker, Tucker, Anderson, Lyman, Dike, Borden, Carvalho, Lopez, Cypriano, and more, reflecting extensive passenger lists and vessel calls around Aug 11 to Aug 28 to Franchico, Matanione Yokohan, Hilo, Gambit, and Honolulu districts.
Wireless notes indicate inbound and outbound signals dated August 1980 from Honolulu and Mongolia with miles reported and arrival towns. The message mentions August 1 420 miles and August 14 085 miles with references to Vienna and a bulletin pay note.
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