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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
5
The report details maritime labor tensions impacting naval patrols and dockyard operations. It notes ship movements from the Baltic and Atlantic routes, authorities extending protection around waterfront areas, and planned construction like fuel handling and protective barriers. Officials order heightened vigilance and monitor ferry and cargo movements amid ongoing labor unrest and strategic ship maintenance.
The City and County plumbing and baiting Inspectors office has moved to enlarged quarters with a noted change of room use. Inspector Mlebmont and staff are accommodated in a newly prepared room adjoining the old office, with the dated room possibly repurposed for record storage and documents.
The Bulletin Publishing Co. Ltd. acts as agent for a premier Pacific Court engraving and lithography firm and can provide estimates on high grade printing. Samples and prices for engraved cards announcements and invitations are available in top quality form for refined occasions.
A jumble of classified lines advertising items and services. Mentions Nichol Seraten pad, engraving work at Henkinne's, auto supplies, Bathing restrictions, Pond Dairy, Hawali Carriage Mfe, and Prince Kalaninangle. Also notes Hawaii departure on the Mapshin Mase Kew and mentions Job G. Lane in passing.
A concise notice of a contracting firm performing excavating and filling work on Vineyard Street, located east of Nuuanu Stream, detailing the scope and location of the project.
A notice outlines Arnott Knit Goods promotion for women and children products. The Manoa Improvement Club plans a meeting at Judge Cooper's residence on Tuesday evening December 14 at 7:10. Also advertised is a cafe display and a real estate auction for Lutred Beach property on December 22 at noon, with several cottages included.
Directors of Aisigtant Cortese authorize construction of a new college on Kaimuki Avenue between Sixth and Seventh Avenues. Building to stand thirty feet high with modern facilities, occupying a 200 by 500 foot lot, lining a railway track.
Mrs Reuter, aged around 48, mother in law to Mille Reuter and grandmother of Dok ftguior, died this morning at her home after weeks of declining health. A large circle of friends mourn her loss. The funeral is scheduled for this afternoon with interment at Puow cemetery.
Reports detail vessel movements at Orient and Hockfold wharves, departures by the Tenyo Atari and Mutson, and preparations for a large passenger and cargo carrier from San Francisco. The Matson line vessel Celtic Chief remains moored after harbor incidents, while the Dury Powter gears up for loading. Ocean trade notes include coal charters, lumber shipments, and anticipated arrivals from Kobe and Hong Kong.
A chaotic scene unfolds near a bath window as a production crew struggles with lighting and a rubber necker attempts a quick rescue. The incident, described in broken dialogue, centers on a tense exchange about appearance and suspect behavior. Local residents react with curiosity and concern.
Local column honors P. C. Jones on his 72nd birthday. The piece recalls his long life, service to the town, and hopes for health and happiness in the coming year. The account mentions family ties and community respect for Mr. Jones.
An OCR messy list shows a soccer lineup with scattered names such as Piper, McPaugol Whittiang, Kabempeh, Mate Hui WHE, Bhertln, Walle, Alun, Maflem Jo, Muller, Ungter, Malloy, Dwieht, Pat y, and many unreadable fragments. The piece reads like a pregame roster mixed with stray letters, no clear team or match details emerge.
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