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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1909
Page
4
Christmas Eve robbers target unfamiliar streets and shops. about 180 dollars in jewelry stolen from Miny Johnson’s store between 1 and dawn. A bolt lock and back entrance described. neighbors report 240 dollars recovered in property. clothing and valuables later found with most items returned.
A German named Krine or similar name helped pull a river rescuer to safety after a soldier nearly drowned. The rescuer, praised for bravery, was wounded during the perilous operation and taken to hospital for treatment. The soldier survived with injuries and was revived before rescue.
The U S revenue cutter Thetis Ip arrived in Hawaiian waters from the East on Christmas day and anchored under Captain W J Jae ba. Captain Jacob and Acting Governor Mothsmith reviewed the ship s provisions and orders for patrols around the islands to deter poachers and protect bird life while preparing for a northern voyage.
A long list of names including Le Aaron Mia K. Aaran and many others is reported as passengers or associated persons for a December voyage from San Francisco to Honolulu. The report notes cargo ships Mauna Kea and others, plus weather and sea conditions affecting the voyage and port calls at Hamakan and Mahakonadinch.
Lihur Hawaii Dec 20 The good old days of racing are to be revived at Walpouli next Saturday with a meet featuring Toland's best horses and a large spectator crowd. Racing starts at ten in the forenoon and runs all day with no noon intermission. A strong program includes entries from Col Spalding's Kenila stable and managers Webber Litt plantation, Hy Kahiman Kol, and others from Kayala and nearby places.
A. B. ARLEIGH & CO, LTD located on Hotel Street appears in a short commercial notice. Details are limited to the street address and company name with no further context or dates provided.
Early on Christmas Day Isaac Testa of town, son of Teata, died at his home from kidney trouble. Born October 28, 1844, in the city, he was educated at Royal School and worked as a printer on the Advert for years. He organized a now defunct education among coworkers, and the era of need. A funeral service was held yesterday afternoon attended by Horace Chamberlain and other mourners.
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