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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1911
Page
7
Fragmented text shows two men named Alton and Roberts in a tense confrontation over money and control. The passage mentions preparations, threats, and possible meeting or showdown, with uncertain details about location and timing. The tone suggests a heated dispute and potential competition or conflict between the parties.
The article notes an upcoming fire inquest, with sparse readable details about the proceedings and participants. It mentions authorities and a continuation of proceedings, with references to witnesses and timing, though many words are garbled. The text hints at a scheduled inquiry and potential outcomes.
Hunt ee TM. Gomes caused a disturbance during a home performance when scenery was moved. He assaulted and shoved the performer, leading to Francis’s arrest on general and battery charges.
A brief foreign ports note lists ships arriving and sailing dates. Halina Cruz from Port Alten is noted with August dates, while Kahului shows arrival information for July. Carrier details include Grays Harbor, San Prene schedules, and Friday morning arrivals for tentative services.
An incident at an unnamed harbor involved police detaining officers and soldiers after a planned escape attempt. Witnesses report Woods worth and Brown arranged forced entry, with Woodworth facing a brief sentence while charges linked to desertion and misconduct are investigated by military authorities.
Four Cann Laan Pound Commissioners met in the senate chamber to discuss belt roads plans and specifications. Mayor Fern was absent due to Athens. The group, including T H Petrie and Andrew Adam, reviewed technical details and possible contracting policies. The commission has not yet set a contracting approach, weighing single versus multiple contracts, with local contractors favoring larger combined bids to cut costs.
Public auction authorized by writ of execution issued August 1 1910 by J M Monsurrat District Magistrate Honolulu City and County Hawaii against Lee Toma et al. for 83.70 dollars with interest. Personal property listed includes furniture, baskets, tools, china wares, clocks, a safe, tables, and coin collection. Auction set for September 12 noon at City Auction Rooms Meremunt Street Honolulu. Property to be sold to satisfy the writ of execution and costs.
The commission discusses a policy allowing contract bids and may issue one or two smaller contracts initially to test the process. Planned early projects include the Hele beach five mile strip and the widening of the road from Kipahulu to Waianae. Another meeting is scheduled this afternoon at four o'clock in the senate chamber.
F Betrere and F F Thompson celebrate birthdays today. Prof W Donaghho left for the Coast aboard the Wilhelmina. J Ro McArdle of Seattle departed for the mainland on the Marama. A G Alexander Lindsay Jr went to Ha’elwa until Saturday. Goastanton of Kuinmki Land Co left for the mainland on business and pleasure. MP Pedigor of Portland, now in the Orient, expects to return in the fall. Judge Barnard of Laupahoshoe among Matson navigational passengers. Oliver Lansing of Dondero & Lansing departed for the mainland. Mrs W FL and Miss Grac Crockett of Wailuku arrive to stay with Collector Cottrilh. Mr and Mrs W H Demarill, longtime guests at Young Hotel, leave after three months. William Douthitt departs Wilhelmina. will negotiate with Harry Carson Clarke for an engagement with Hawaiian Opera House. J A Kennedy of Inter-Island Steam Navigation leaves for the Coast to oversee launching of the steamer Kilauea. Police Judge L J Sullivan returns to Wilhelmina from San Francisco. harbor escorted by tug Intrepid with local police officers aboard.
Governor Frear has a copy of the Canadian reciprocity bill. J J Byrne cameo ignites William L Welsh declared in default. Moloapa Kalaolon seeks divorce from Albert Kalaeign for non support and other charges. J Alfred Magoon discharged from the fate. The affair at Comminga wound up satisfactorily. The Board of Health reports eight typhoid cases at Wailuku under investigation. Kaneohe Ranch Company given until August 30 to respond to second amended petition. John Noll filed joinder in demurrer through Thompson Wilder Watson Lymer. Pantheon Co Ltd plaintiffs. Superintendent Willis Pope plans improvements for Moys and Girls Industrial schools. A J Campbell recruits laborers from Lisbon for immigration. Richard N Monaman’s estate guardianship noted. clerical error corrected. Lucas Brothers v Hustace and Davis brief filed. long document heavily quoting authorities.
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