Honolulu Lodge Meeting Sees Friday Gatherings
Honolulu Lodge No. 616 B P O meets in their hall on King Street Fort and invites visiting brothers to attend every Friday, extending cordial welcome to all members and guests.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
5
Honolulu Lodge No. 616 B P O meets in their hall on King Street Fort and invites visiting brothers to attend every Friday, extending cordial welcome to all members and guests.
Mente every 2nd and 4th Saturday eroting at 1:80 o'clock in 1. of Pa Ball, cor, Fort and Beretania, WM. McKINLEY LODGE NO 8 E of B invites visiting brothers to unite. Officers A Taylor C A Jacobson K R S Se Ee
Fragmentary local notices mention a jewelry store event and water supply issues at Pineotin, a Consolidated Boda Works entry, and a meeting of The Morente Association with several committee names listed. The text references a city area around Queen Street and local election or re election notes.
A fragmented notice records the sale of Bennington to an Oakland man and details bids and appraised values. The document lists bidders, a schooner, and a county credit union arrangement, with reference to the Mohawk boat and Norfolk county involvement in the sale process.
The Mawallan band presents a subtle concert at the Young Hut rock garden with an overture light cavalry and a program featuring Reminiscences of Verdi, Wagner Balliot, and other titles. The event begins at a0 and promises a varied evening of musical pieces and light entertainment.
A Washington dispatch chronicles the Virginian belated arrivals and the plan to ship a full sugar cargo to the Isthmus, with the American Hawaiian steamer routes, Pacific cargo movements, and fleet activity tied to December naval operations. The Mongolia and El Cons incidents are noted along with forthcoming sailings for Katnapall and Honolulu.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at scattered names and places but lacks coherent facts or events. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or locations can be confirmed from the text. The piece appears damaged and not suitable for a factual card.
Section continues with court withdrawal notes involving Edwart Lane and Grand Jury actions. Attorney General Lindsay faces interference claims by Cathcart, while Lorrin Andrews advised, then an indictment was returned by the Grand Jury. In markets, week opens with brokered activity in Hawaiian Commercial, with 40 cent dividends hinted and cautious sentiment on further declines before year’s end.
An old advertisement touts the Welkom Warmer as a modern substitute for the hot water bag. It describes a metal heated tube with a filler and claims rapid warmth without water or rubber. The brochure promises a complete outfit with prepaid price and a free booklet.
A long fragment lists numerous passengers and officials connected to ship and rail travel, naming many individuals and origins. It references departures and arrivals, ports, dates in December, and notes about cargo and shipments.
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