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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1909
Page
3
W M McCoy is named president of the local board, with HT Mourh and Beoy listed in the lineup as associates. The announcement outlines their roles and the forthcoming terms.
Reports indicate Major Cree and Major Winktow oversee fortifications at Dia suet Head with a shift toward formal control and vaccination plans spreading across installations. The piece cites acceptance of inoculation, mentions trials of typhoid vaccines, and notes related statements by several officers including Captain James C. Gilmore and Judge Chester Ford on citizenship precedents.
An elderly farmer tells Bay to ignore the dog’s cry for food. The dog refuses to be fed and the exchange becomes a lengthy joke that stretches for hours before the punchline lands.
Classified sale and rental notices list several properties including a 1B for sale in Alewa and a 2B house and lot in Nouanu Valley and Kapalama with rental details 12 1 125. Other entries reference houses and lots in St Louis area and a school property.
The notice describes local items including a hat cleaning service at 1154 Fort street, a vehicle sale featuring a High towered touring car and a forty horsepower runabout, and a Sanitary Committee meeting planned for tomorrow evening with attendees linked to the Maternity Home and Prince Kuhio. It references office seeking and a discussion of home affairs and future arrangements.
Shopping news features low prices at Levy's for groceries and specials at Sacha for a birthday sale. It promotes Grape Nuts from Manhattan Cafe and mentions tooth whitening products and Eureka Perfection Root Paint. Also notes a sealed baggage compartment option for passengers and urges contact with Union Pacific Transfer Co.
United Wireless plans to connect with the Coast via a top of the Young Hotel vantage, but Mutual Telephone controls Dubin and inland points, asserting power over message routes to ships and the mainland. George R. Carter says Mutual owns 100000 shares of Wireless stock, seeks consolidation, and may back a big Kahuku station linking islands with ships for direct control and cost efficiency.
A restless atmosphere in Mexico City on August 19 followed government warnings of swift action to quell unrest. Authorities threatened decisive measures against rebels as revolutionary activity spread, with rapid-fire weapons cited as a key factor in restoring order.
The article reports major powers pressing the Porte to ease actions near Crete, while Greek residents resist. It notes an aviation issue involving a Curtin aircraft and its potential impact on air navigation development.
President Taft ordered dismissal of seven cadets convicted in the Wolf Yona Bull incident at Annapolis. The brother of a victim was among those affected, reflecting a stern response to the misconduct. The order follows a conviction tied to the shooting at the naval academy.
Shipping notices record arrivals at multiple ports including Port Townsend Seattle and San Francisco. Vessels named with dates such as July 27 for Cooke and August 20 for Seattle, plus August 18 for San Francisco, indicate a busy maritime listing with consignments and clients noted.
A chaotic account describes a fire department mishandling of a fuel or energy crisis, implicating miscommunication and procedural failures. It names numerous stations, officials, and locations, with tangential references to ships and public safety commitments, suggesting systemic confusion during a time of emergency response.
Fragmentary maritime narrative describes a ship under bail, captains, and crew events. Mentions the America Winel, Captain Kelly, Mauna Kra, Mauna Lan, and other vessels. Notes transfer of cargo, potential harbor departure, and unsettled personnel including John Anderan Atulorson and Captain Tohampoxwon.
The Nithan warship Nithau suffered limited damage in a mishap near the Martie railway. One mast broken, bow damaged but repairable. propeller intact. Crew reports that the wreck may be cleared, mast mended, and the boat ready for service within a short period.
The report notes a vessel supply line reaching ports and docks amid naval activity guarded by Commander J. Le Bisel. It lists numerous crew and officials including Lleuboasit Chin Mander Manion Birgenn Odell Liew enant Tlvektinn Kualeis Shuto Kline Croury McKinney Birean Jot Taiymaster Joke Muehtiibat Havilinger Bowiawite Keuian and others along with Mrs Cruneher Mioe Carrie Mine Hanann Ara Brosnan. Show Honnett Dr Oleh Minn Onell stb totnien Mian Weaver Mie I Maekbuent and Mis Ballinger are noted in attendance.
Advertisement lists Sea Wrens boat priced at $100 with an 18 foot size and a four cycle motor. It mentions a water boat and machine wr king street opposite Fourth Street.
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