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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1909
Page
3
Akwal owner of the Akwal building states there were no gambling cabins in his house and denies involvement. He asserts his house is built of material not suitable for gambling and claims he knows of no gambling games or activities there.
The Matson freighter Hyades near Mathroud will depart this evening for Kabulus and Eleole with pineapples, sugar, and a small cargo. the ship will then head directly to Son Wranetden. The Lurlive teaver din Fran plans to arrive at Manotaly on the 24th while New York state barge canal work proceeds. Excavation of the canal is advancing in sections with machines and a bridge converger noted. The Docket wetdie RevEDU ConK lies empty and with ten foot wide sections about twenty feet apart.
Miscellaneous local notices advertise sales and services including a five dent hat pad, hat cleaning, jewelry loans, dining and drinking venues, and social notes. The text also mentions Maui polo practice, a meeting of the 0. R. 8, tennis accounts, and travels of Mrs Sparky and Win. News items cover wedding notices, athletic wear, embroidery, and a marriage announcement for Miss Alles Leona Allen and Lonter W Haworth with background on Haworth’s Hawaiian connections.
Shopping notes highlight Honolulu Gas Co information for gas range benefits. Princess gowns and belts go on sale at Blom's with unusually low prices. City Transfer Co advises fare baggage orders with personal service and sealed baggage to avoid customs checks. The hotel advertises specials for workers seeking comfortable rooms and superior service.
City physician Mackall cites lack of horse drawn ambulance in Shoncluld and urges immediate installation of an emergency hospital with ambulance facilities. He notes no reachable place for injured persons, calls for board action and urgent reform to supply conveyance and beds.
Tokyo dispatch reports a disastrous quake striking Osaka and nearby Kyoto areas. Three hundred sixty two buildings including temples collapsed. Death toll near three hundred sixty with many missing. Over one thousand structures damaged and eighty two reported injuries. Public and communication lines severely affected.
A Downing Street conference declares Crete may renounce Greek suzerainty and call on Britain to intervene with warships to secure the island under Turkish overlordship.
Fifteen prisoners were brought to Seattle from Alaska as part of a government initiative against a widespread fraud scheme in the Territory. The move is tied to broader efforts by officials to curb financial wrongdoing and related crimes affecting Alaska.
Bulletin Publishing Co Ltd reports a marriage on Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs George Amithlon Maliktta. Attendants included Howidon the inti mate trends Pringe and Princess Kalantunucle. The bride is daughter of David Hidan Namakaeha with ties to royal courts. The late law includes prohibition enforcement on liquor by panmongeirs tied oiders across the state.
Shipping Monday August 16 lists vessels and routes including GAVIOTA Salle Ani 14 Sp M for Honolulu. Entries show arrivals and sailings at San Francisco Seattle Yokohama and Vancouver with multiple ships including Miberia, Marama, and Mestean. The report notes cargo, passenger names, and a ceremony with the United States cruiser Santa. A weathered docket details crews, livestock, passengers, and freight aboard Mikahal, Likeike, and other tonnage.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Oahu Railway and Land Co has been adjourned to Wednesday August 17, 1909, at the office of The F Dillingham Co Ltd in Honolulu. Secretary A W Van Valkenburgh announces the date and location for the gathering.
The slack house of the Oahu Railway and Land Co will be closed to transfers from Aumont 1th to 18th inclusive. Notice dated Honolulu August 13, 1909 and signed by the treasurer.
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