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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1909
Page
3
An excursion to the pentnnula on July 31 led to Gonsalves facing three charges of sailing liquor without a bone. Charlo Chillingworth appeared for the forese, but allowed the procession to proceed. Judge Andrade discharged the accused on the first charge, with three additional counts to be heard tomorrow.
Mrs Lake, wife of a local official, was seriously injured while attempting to shield her infant during a fall from steps at Captain Cameron’s home. Mag Lake said to have stumbled, causing the mishap as the family awaited medical aid.
The clipping mentions the Bulletin office selling a big scratch pad, hat cleaning service at 1164 Fort Street, and city and county efforts to battle Kaknamul road issues. It notes Mr. Cooke moving back home due to damp, Abehor Baloon, and Monty Montgomery as manager. An event titled On Phipuday Auxint 19th lists the Daughters of Hawai with full attendance. Bob Fitzsimmons and wife reportedly touring Australia in a vaudeville act. D. White family leaving AAKwe for Kowal, seen as a misfortune. White’s health prompts move to a cooler climate.
Community notices provide details of a public concert by the Royal Hawaiian band in Pleasanton tomorrow, plus shopping and service reminders. The Hawaldon Trust Company offers wills, dyeing services advertise local merchants, and a call invites female investors to explore business through a local company.
A notice lists a house and lot offered for sale in the Alena district labeled as tle 1 HR with a price tag of 500 dollars and a 22 ae bau reference. The announcement notes ownership transfer terms and payment details for interested buyers.
Indications point to Teney securing the seat as nominee for the Dincrel Attorney whip and Fickerthie likely winning on all three tickets. Heney’s name appears on ballots while Crooker Lelind and McCarthy appear to have secured nominations. Homa for Mayor leads Republican tickets with Devonvalle and Lahar supporting different slates.
A fragmented shipping notice lists numerous names and terms such as DUE TOMORROW and DUE SATURDAY, naming individuals and ships or consignments across multiple ports. The text reads like a garbled inventory of receivers, senders, and deadlines with scattered place names and unclear abbreviations.
Vacationers crowd Alameda as the season opens with families and visitors from Honolulu and nearby ports. Attorney B A Douthitt and his brother W Douthill depart for Hawaii while several locals plan extended trips aboard ships and private craft.
Aug 17 reports a string of heat fatalities in multiple cities. Five deaths noted in one area as records show extreme temperatures. Fort Worth and surrounding regions face health hazards and temporary service disruptions amid the heat wave.
Rumor spread yesterday that the Nila sunk off Molokul as a steamship, unclear in official report. The Nilhau crew reached harbor around 1 o clock after a rough voyage. No details on causes or casualties. cargo and passengers listed in WG Hall notes.
Dimond & Company led by Emil Bernat announces contracts for extensive repairs to their store to accommodate growing business. The plan shifts the silverware department to a back room vault, creates a new hotel goods area, and adds a large packing and delivery space. A vault will secure valuables each night and a rear extension is planned behind the offices.
Report describes efforts by Capt Nielsen and others to recruit laborers for Fanning Island from Hawaii and the Solomon Islands. Two men from the Solomon chain joined a search, while Captain Nielsen and pilots examined twenty vessels in port, hoping to secure workers for the voyage. A British gift to V B Nebo honors aid to shipwrecked crew of the Franklin tan in the North Pacific.
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