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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1910
Page
4
Cob onel Jones of the N. G. E. received news of the Hawaiian Riflemen at a preliminary shoot held August 10 and 11. Honoluli riflemen showed strong results with twelve ton total of SH4 at 100 yards, averaging over 46 per tan. Fifty points was the positive score, with some men reaching 47 points and many 46 or better, Bisbe.
Honolulu remains a key voyage point as the Tenyo Maru and other Japanese steamers adjust routes. The Genye Maru nears completion, with plans to reroute traffic via Chita and Japanese ports. Captain Filmer returns to the San Francisco wharf, while Count K. Ours sails home after London industrial observations.
After doctors failed to help, a Willimantic woman reports relief from long standing female health issues after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial cites backache nerve trouble dizziness and repeated doctor visits before improvement and endorses the product as a standard remedy for women.
W Roderick Dorsey Consul General for the Americas returns to Shanghai port after key conferences in Washington. A. R. Hager, head of the International Correspondence School agency, meets royal representatives in North China. He J Morton heads Pacific Hardware and Steel on a business trip, accompanied by Mrs Morton, planning a global circuit before returning to the coast.
A local party led by Warren J. Laven hunted near Port Street at dawn using shotguns and muskets in an exploratory voyage toward the harbor entrance. They encountered flying fish and a blue heron and noted no decisive success among the several birds. No injuries or fatalities occurred and observers reported the event drew attention from Hawaiians and local residents.
Reports describe multiple American vessels docking at Kanal port with crews, cargo including gasoline and sugar, amid arrivals by Helene and other ships. The event centers on port reception and the subsequent voyage to Garden City and Allon, with references to routes from the Northwest and diverse crews aboard the vessels.
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