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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
3
Burdened by unclear OCR text, the fragment outlines Jarrett facing charges as a defendant in a county matter. It references a sheriff, District Attorney Corbett, and witnesses or officials connected to the proceedings. The piece emphasizes judicial action and an advertiser involved in the case.
The Saturday Bulletin presents society pages and local notices including theater and club news. It highlights event listings, school activities, and a children’s story by Mert Tin, with shopping notices for Christmas buyers and a summary of daily happenings in the town.
Real estate transfer entries include multiple parties and dates from 1909 and 1900. Names cited include John M H Ketate and Bank of Papaltin, with details of properties such as amokntant and farms amid entries recorded across different times.
A disrupted report describes Mra Angiivia B. Stetson facing a hearing before church directors in Boston linked to the First Christian Selene, amid upheaval. Weather data and legal notes appear in the same column, including judicial mentions of Arthur Wilder and a plan for a new year’s law liaison.
The Bulletin lists local notices and ads offering paper, calendars, and various goods. Advertisements mention copperplate printing, telephone contact, and a sale continuing tomorrow with assorted candies and novelties amid wet weather conditions. The Indies of St Andrews Guild participate in Medal fair today.
Shopping notices list offerings from Levy & Co Hackfeld & Co and Henry May Co including chelate and special orders. Levern & Cooke advertises Chinese minting rugs and Japanese blue and white cotton figs. Weather good at Hawaiian News Co and Kodak Firm promotes photography gear and Arnold goods for holidays.
A large cargo vessel named Mongolia from Hongkong and Japan reportedly carried over 2000 tong of freight when it cleared Harbors Point shortly after 1 that afternoon. The ship, with gangplank passengers and limited crew, was bound for Ban Praneiien via Uiik port, per H. Michael & Company.
The United States army transport Thorns is not expected to depart Mantin before Friday morning, per local calculations. About twenty government employees booked for service in San Francisco are noted. several vessels and arrivals are listed including Logan and Sheridan from Manila to Honolulu. The steamship Lure of Mat Jo navigational bulletin indicates a planned call from San Francisco to Honolulu direct after the mentioned hour.
Honolulu port dispatches describe rough weather between Honolulu and San Francisco, with ships like the Hilonlan and Mauna Loa enduring heavy seas and wind. The Alameda progresses through stormy conditions, while sugar cargo from Hawaii is loaded and shipped aboard the Mauna Loa and other vessels. Reports detail lumber shipments destined for Maui and Kahului, and navigation notices update buoy positions and approaching ships from Columbia River ports and Hamburg.
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