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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
5
Honolulu Lodge No 616 B P O Dike holds meetings on King Street near Fort every Friday. Visiting Brothers are invited to attend. Official signatures include JAB, DOUGHERTY, DOUGHERTY, and GEO KLUBGEL as secretary.
WM McKINNEY LODGE WO 6 Kot meets every Ind and 4th Saturday at 7 30 o clock in ff of P sll cor Fort and Beretania. Vielt Aug brothers cordially Invited to attend A Taylor 0 A Jacanson K R 8
A morning court session heard reports of poultry theft involving a Japanese national and a local market seller. Detectives described recovered fowl, the suspect faced charges and possible imprisonment, while officials noted the accused’s prior inquiries.
A garbled coast report notes an American tanker Santis Win arriving at the harbor at an early hour. It mentions prompt dispatch for recharging equipment and ongoing efforts, with a brief reference to a Padraicher fight and a Wetli bayer Yevil.
A jumble of local items mentions Hart and Mee incidents, a meeting at the Hart and Mee location, and references to the policy debates at a city or county level. Names and places appear in scattered form, with mentions of a jewelry store, a December event, and a weekly review schedule.
A damaged page item discusses Kapaa rental costs and political actions around homesteading and land use. It notes Alfred Cartes supporting a measure that homesteading proceed with conditions, while concerns about appropriations and project funding for the Land Down Road are raised amid broader regional development context.
A damaged text describes a maritime incident involving a smuggling attempt at Pier 44, with Chinese workers and deportation fears. The account mentions the United States authorities, federal grand jury actions, and Pacific Mail Steamship Company passengers, detailing arrests, suspensions, and warnings as ships and crews moved to safety. The report references a major inquiry into alleged illicit visa and deportation schemes, with officials preparing charges and outlining next steps for enforcement.
The page records Pacific Mail Company activities including terminal arrangements at Honolulu, ship movements, cargoes, and passenger lists. It mentions key figures such as General Manager Sehwerth and details about ships like Mauna Kea and Mongolia along with ports in Yokohama Manila and San Francisco.
An advertisement for the Welkom Warmer claiming pain relief through a water heated device. It markets warmth for neuralgia cramps and other pains, with a stated price of $1.00 and a complete kit including a weight bag belt and 10 tubes. The copy emphasizes heat generated by a water block and asserts limited curing claims while warning against improper use.
Unclear text describes Silva's Toggery inviting ladies to choose suitable garments for holidays and trends. Mentions aiding in selecting attire with emphasis on up to date men’s haberdashery items and tailored pieces.
Three hundred orphan children will be entertained free tomorrow by the Great American Show. Captain Heiden will escort the children, with twenty from Kansas City and others joining from nearby trios. Special performances include dogs and a narrative program arranged by Verbetty Wilken, with works catalogued by Bulléein Publicat Publishing.
A fragmented report describes a rider on a bicycle who fell while traveling a fifteen dollar bicycle, faced a fine of twenty dollars, and possible thirty days imprisonment for petty offense. A Mechants officer and a mounted guard witnessed the incident near a military route in Helena. The rider claimed intoxication prevented memory of the fall and the ride. Further details appear to be obscured by the damaged text.
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