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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1910
Page
3
Moots invites visiting brothers to a cordial gathering at 7 20 o clock in KK with cor Yort and Heretana. The notice lists HA Taylor and C B A Jaconson Kt as organizers and welcomes attendance.
A chaotic gambling sweep netted multiple arrests and seized equipment at a city venue. Authorities described the operation as successful, with officers detailing the scale of the raid and the immediate disruption of illegal gaming activity.
Royal aides assist promotion efforts as stages of a complex voyage unfold. The report describes crew actions on board a vessel, detailing weather delays, preparations, and the arrival timeline while signaling ongoing organizational support and potential staffing changes.
Entered for Record August 23 1910 from 10 30 a m to 4 p m names and parties appear in a long district recording log with multiple entries. The text lists individuals and properties within a dense list of transactions and adjacent records.
An assortment of local items includes court notes, divorce proceedings, fines, and public notices. The week covers legal actions, municipal updates, and community updates with mentions of local officials, police, and courtroom dates. Highlights include a divorce case, a public hearing, and reporting on taxes, yields, and local governance matters.
The WHR congregation announces new members Kagntl Ati and others joining during a ceremony. Attendees included local officials and noted editors from the Bulletin newsroom. Telephone numbers for the Bulletin office appear in the notice.
A chaotic scan reports a large shipment of lumber moving toward Hilo by interisland steamers. Several vessels discharged cargoes including timber, fruit, and miscellaneous goods as part of an ongoing construction boom.
Fragmentary report from Hawaii Territory Survey May 1908 describes harbor lights and obstructions at Pauwels Point and Kahala Harbor. Includes bearings, distances, and magentic directions for the light and surrounding hazards, noting a wooden sewer structure and a framed dwelling nearby. Observers record visibility of the light in clear weather and provide navigational coordinates and durations.
A garbled account of a Hanalei convention and related meetings outlines roles for coordinators and officers. It mentions a Christian Endeavor gathering, a secretary, a president, and various named officials in a historical community organization. The fragment hints at organizational duties, correspondence, and a resumed schedule, with references to local leaders and a college context.
In a courtroom, Anne a Huu appeared for the defendant as Judge Andrade presided. AJM Brown represented the plaintiff. The judge questioned whether the tenement was a public place and noted the room’s whitened walls and alleged value words. The hearing resumed later in the day at Memely 14 o'clock as the judge continued the matter.
The document records Ahlborn Estate valued at 241495.61 with mentions of a master report filed for arrears, levied taxes, and related senior creditor actions. It references Hatz and other parties in a probate style record detailing receipts, strike events, and estate guidance involving a daughter claimant.
A court denied an injunction in the case involving Jutae Cooper and parties including Ley Chay and Goo Chong. The action related to restraint on a Chinese operator at Oahu iowe Garden and a furniture affair dissolved amid controversy, with a Chinese lawyer involved in controversial work.
Avwiitor Finer announces payment warrants for five twenty dollar salaries totaling thousands of dollars, available at the office. The city contemplates salaries for the year and related motions. Funds from the Warrant are to cover salaries during the year. The French ally Joan Baptiste is involved in a shipment plan, with wheat destined for Europe, as preparations near departure for San Francisco and Minneapolis.
Tenilete is set to be received at the Office of the City and County Clerk on August 29, 1910, for the month of September. The event will be in Soudes, with preparation by City and County officials and the Metntyee Wulld ing.
The Courier reports Captain RD Graham, longtime master of the American ship Erakine M Pholph known as The White Ghost, will attend the breaking of 37 years at sea. Phelpa, built for Captain Graham by the Sewalls, has enhanced his standing with regular lone voyages. Captain W. H. Curtin succeeds him. The Harbor mentions Con cord, Thetis, Theodora, and other vessels.
MaILEa and Maile followers plan travel between Honolulu Yokohama Vancouver and other ports. Key dates include August 26 September 12 September 16 and August 20 with departures to Siberia Korea and Manuka regions.
A long list of names and ships appears, detailing departures and port calls from Honolulu on August 23 and surrounding dates. Included are individuals tied to various ships, captains, passengers, and observers bound for Maul Mauna Kea Kauai Hilo and other ports, with names such as Hwidwin Woods Vincent White and many others.
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