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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
5
A cluttered shopping roundup notes promotions and events across the community. It mentions memorial observances, a church or civic calendar, and reminders about local services, sales and schedules. The piece emphasizes timely participation in upcoming dates and community activities.
Fragmented text describes wireless equipment on ships and plans for a new wireless station, mentioning names and places in a period style. It discusses installation of apparatus aboard vessels, improvements to passenger travel, and anticipated schedules. The passage also notes construction of a wireless station and the aim to enhance wartime or civilian communications for travelers and military needs.
A long, garbled local column lists sales ads and notices from Nickel Beratch Pad and The Bulletin office, including hats, wines, hosiery, and clothing items for sale. It also covers shipping arrivals, hotel and business updates, a police report on two boys arrested for robbing a Chin owner, and various society and city updates from Hilo and Honolulu, with references to local firms, vessels, and officials.
Territorial hearing recounts disputed evidence and concerns over pay, with references to Jarrett Leal and the chief of detectives. The article notes testimony on job duties and possible influence on promotions, plus sourcing and editorial handling at the morning paper.
The article notes Dinklage will take a deserved vacation and visit Mexico and various ports, with a farewell mood among Mexican onlookers. It mentions travel via steamer routes, schedules, and connections involving the American Hawaiian Inc and ships like Arixonan and Luckenbach, detailing expected arrivals and departures from Puget Sound, New York, and other ports.
A shipment from Australia arrived at Kahwlat aboard a vessel named Geemen Max, carrying twenty eight Hays from News castle and a few from Anpard. The cargo includes ten thousand units of unknown freight and related items.
Shipping notices report American Hawaiian time-Alinkan discharging general cargo at Hilo and bound for Kahului as the eastern port of call, with a large sugar crop inward parade. Other steamers like Interfaith Clau dine and Allied vessels bring freight and passengers, including a full cabin, while vessels from Hawaii and Montporté arrive at Honolulu.
A cluttered shipping log lists arrivals and departures with vessels from Hawaii, Maul, and the Pacific. Entries name ships like Mauna Kea and Chandine, arrival dates around December 2, and ports including San Francisco and Seattle, along with numerous personnel and freight details.
A Washington based American ethnology institute publication reviews a new Hawaii history work by Dr N S B Emerson. The analysis reframes hula from popular culture to a serious study of Hawaiian chant and dance, highlighting its cultural depth and instructional value for scholars and readers.
Waialua goes up also haw n cows payrolls are soon passed. Watalua at 124 and Mawalian Commercial wy ST 50 were the Vanes scheduled. The market activity rose with over two hundred shares selling at SYNTEY. Directors will decide payroll variations at next meeting. County Attorney Cathcart requested leave of absence two months for travel. The meeting adjourned to Tuesday evening next. payrolls cleared in quick order.
Immigrants to Channel Wharf prepare for revival of hundreds of Portuguese and other migrants. Reports state the Toyo Mara Kaeha liner Tenyo Maru may reach Honolua around December. Freight from Yokohama arrives with fertilizer bound for Hawaii Fertilizing Company. The Japanese steamer Kina has been wrecked with 24 missing and several recovered. The schooner Janos H. Beltey reported sailing from Hawaii to Ban Freie. The American vessel Santa Hue arrived at Hort dagdale from Honolihiti in the latest port call.
There to Hextndang jamwenger for about twenty one feuiling travelore to Bun Francisce by the United States army Cranaport Thomas should arrive here Saturday afternoon or Sunday morning. The Interasland steamer Nib han fean merival at the port with shipment of Mfty hed of cattle from Hawai. The verme brought a mal amount of anudrion. good weather on her trip to Honolulu. The work will probably be completed teddy. Allen will go on Westari hallway after completing te inoinyee O a wilylpunneeurt ent Hynecchiuy. Twenty daye' paseane tiny Hoel the Hedttale dly Kiser Hite te report tyw.
Fragmented report describes a dispute over private wharf ownership and a claim of property rights tied to Marston Campbell and Woldgout. It references a legal opinion from the attorney general, a Public Works plaza project, and a long-standing planter era imprint near Hawaii. The narrative mentions William Wagner and the Intertland Company with scattered place names and uncertain details.
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