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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Attorney General Alix hosting a morning session with colleagues and attendees. Names and details are unclear, but reference to a formal event includes mention of a chair and possible committee or panel members.
Local items report a flood of events including a Wednesday meeting with the governor and a late telegraph of civic improvements. Attendees include the committee and officials as well as civic groups planning a concert in honor of a birthday and a later advisory about a new garbage water plan.
A cablegram from California Helis Co reports Well No. 1, Section 31, showing a sharp rise in oil flow at Saturday’s test. KD Tenney of Taste & Cooke relayed that output surged after a steady increase, with officials noting a promising advance and potential for further gains.
A garbled notice announces the opening of a millinery shop named Mary Ams Bonnet 4 Mins Atkinam in the Ativan Healy area. It mentions a formal opening event and a round invitation to attend at Hanahilu on Batieday, with details unclear due to OCR errors.
The court report outlines alleged actions by several Chinese men who faced charges on a March date. Details mention entry into property and a district court appearance with officers and a lieutenant involved.
The article describes a training ship voyage with cadets from the Union Steamship Company of New Zealand and other crews aboard freight vessels. It notes officers appointed for merchant marine service, cargo passages, and inspections by Hong Kong and Yokohama officials while detailing various ships, routes, and port calls amid wartime era logistics.
Freight shipments scheduled for Honolulu and nearby ports will be disrupted as Monday is observed as a holiday by the interplane Biteam Navigation Co. No cargo or passengers bound for Keholalele Faupahoehos or other ports will depart. Normal service resumes Tuesday with arrivals and departures planned for Honolulu and Hilo, including cargo for Katutuh and Port Townsend.
Fragmentary OCR text references Hawaii on Wednesday August 30 with mentions of Math ypirie Claustinos and W. G. Hail. No clear event, place, or outcome established in readable portions.
A long passenger list with names from San Francisco to Mon Aug including Kowal, Kimani, Maul, Malakal, Lanai porty Mikohals, Andrew Welch, Claudine, Cheatham, Doyle, Spaulding, Hart, Taylor, Pogue, Puck, Wills, Vena, Freitas, Decker, Kapu, Fernandes and many others noted alongside ports and dates, Aug 29 departures and Aug 20 arrivals, with numerous affiliations and companions listed.
Ports and ships listed show departures and arrivals with dates in August and May, including Dix at Beattie, Sheridan, Sherman, Crook, Huford, Franciudo, Warren Suttoned, Thomas, Wadnanday, and others bound for Manila, San Francisco, Ban Francisco, Port Townsend, and Fremantle. Entries note arrivals in Beattie and Port Townsend plus vessels sailing to Honolulu, San Francisco, and Manila with multiple dates in August.
Entered for record entries show transfers involving John K Unauna, John Metton, Richard HT Pront, and others. The fragmented list names several parties including Holte, Phoman Onnken, and J Alfred Magoon with various implied property dealings.
Governor Fryar received a cable stating the Territorial bond money is paid and on the way. It says Charles K. Hemenway sails for Haney in the morning, not Conkling. The governor does not know when Conkling will return but expects an early date. The American-Chinese Blig hing Company plans a survey linking Public Coast and Orient with Robert Dollar as likely new vocal in line. Robert Dollar, recently in Europe, is expected to join the voyage aboard the Robert Dollar, a vessel built for long shipments and near 8400 tons.
Timber dispute continues as court hearing discussed with prosecutors and defendants. Homesteaders face deadlines on timber valuations while ownership questions and land opening debates loom.
Local bankers anticipate a reduction in savings rates from four and a half to four percent as banks confront financial strain. Experts say institutions cannot sustain current rates, with sentiment growing that reductions will be implemented soon to ease pressure.
Harbor board convenes this afternoon at the city chamber to discuss the Kinau wharf project, island navigation issues, and proposed new regulations. Officials will review permanent instructions, asked questions from the Chamber of Commerce, and consider cooperation with the Ames association and Lakennto convention.
Weather readings show temperatures around 40 to 80 degrees with moist humidity and light winds in the morning. The report notes 140,000 feet of lumber arriving in Honolulu aboard the American schooner W. J. Patterson after a 31 day voyage from Aberdeen, Captain Lancaster reporting an uneventful trip delayed only by unfavorable winds.
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