Honolulu Lodge No. 616 Meets on King Street Fridays
Honolulu Lodge 616 B P O E meets weekly on King Street near Fort. Visiting Brothers are invited to attend. Signed by J A S Dougherty M R E O and T Kluegel Bec for the lodge.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
5
Honolulu Lodge 616 B P O E meets weekly on King Street near Fort. Visiting Brothers are invited to attend. Signed by J A S Dougherty M R E O and T Kluegel Bec for the lodge.
WM McKinley Lodge No 8 EK of P meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday at 7 30 PM in I O P Hall Fort and Beretania. Brothers cordially invited to attend. A Taylor C A Jacobson K R 8
Fragmented local notices report a mortgage statement dated December 21 1809 securing all dividends to the Vineapple company. The text mentions hospital, fire, a motor accident involving Tommy Dunn, and various legal and property references amid garbled OCR. Entities include Vineapple company and Port treat area references with uncertain attendance.
Washington reports the government seeks a court ruling over Pacific Mail rates after accusing the Hanihiya Company of rebates and improper pricing from Japan to San Francisco. The California district court held no tariff filing required, dismissing the case.
A fragmentary maritime column notes vessels sailing to and from San Francisco, Honolulu, and Hilo with timber shipments and cargoes. It lists ships, captains, and destination ports including Vancouver, Victoria, Kauai, and Monet, plus passenger and crew movements and upcoming arrivals at Sydney and Hobart.
The readable fragments describe a voyage bound for Howoluiy with a Sierra reference, weather described as clear, timing details near port and at Bea. Additional garbled phrases mention cultural shifts and legal rights, including mentions of patents granted to women in China.
The Elowa prop circus opened Manny Lah after a month, delivering varied feats and a high jump act that drew loud audience praise. The ten-trap artistry impressed most, though some acts and clowns faced mixed reviews. Performances run nightly with a show change planned for Monday and an additional show Saturday.
Entered for Heard December 7 1910 a record of real estate transfers listed from morning to afternoon. Names include Anna Wilcox, Lene R Marques, Jobe O Machado, Lawrence Kent, TR Behn hart, McCandleay, Anna Hadley, John F Cole, Trout Trow Co Ltd, Sarah I Everton, Charity Lowie, California Prait Canners and others.
A dated record from November 1910 lists multiple real estate transfers and deeds across Oahu and Hawaii. Names include Manuel Feliciano, Fran de Laos, Kekualopl, and J Qewald, with properties on Kaplos tract, Matlock Street, Peleula, Waialua, and Wailuku among others. Amounts show values like 200 and 75, and references to RP and Lot numbers with dates from 1908 to 1910.
A fragmented OCR notice lists names such as Kilwa Wathoku Manis and Hannah ft Uiteheoek with monetary figures like 60 and 900 and references to dates 1910 1920 and pages p 240 p 243. It mentions an admr for George Davies and a bequest or estate action in RF with cryptic abbreviations and place names including Molokal and Altura.
In Online city politics the Democratic talk of contesting the mayoral race stirred Republicans and drew attention to possible bribery charges. A hearing attempt failed for lack of evidence, and the contest chatter may continue to provoke dissension within the GOP.
Three returned travelers from various parts of the world will headline the Commercial Club Koon event as an informal travelogue. The speakers are George W Ami FW Macfarlane and Med Waldron. their journeys cover the Northwest, the East, and the Far East.
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