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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1909
Page
3
A local band concert featuring a varied program includes works by Vivaldi and Mozart with performances by performers such as Kissin and Vivera. The event, held in a New York venue, is billed as a refined evening of orchestral pieces and contemporary numbers, inviting attendees for an immersive musical experience.
A 1909 delinquent tax list will be published early in January 1910. Unless payment is made by the standish day of December, your name will appear on the list. The notice lists properties and names in the Bull latin office area with other local references and dates.
Office sellers Geo Richards Ban Kealusa Perreira Jos Cawaeho Tai Chan outside sellers Frank Vincent Mas Hawaii David Keawe J Oliveira Akana.
A garbled court notice describes Williams facing charges in a local incident. The fragment mentions Hyme He William and a City and County matter tied to a town undertaking committee. Details are unreadable but refer to a period of legal action and citywide oversight.
A tumultuous report from Managua outlines Zelaya defending actions during a military expedition and the capture of three Americans, insisting there was no other course. The statement, echoed by Nicaragua’s foreign minister, stresses he cannot return home if exile persists.
Storm ravaged New York as cities reel from widespread damage and flooding. Officials vow rapid recovery while residents begin clearing debris and assessing losses. Local agencies coordinate relief, utilities restore power, and aid centers open for affected families.
Dec 21 reports the state department ordered the American embassy in Mexico City to promptly investigate the alleged Conk freight robberies. The inquiry aims to determine who is responsible and to prevent further thefts affecting freight shipments.
Andrew Carnegie reportedly slipped on ice in New York on December 27, causing a brief stumble and minor injuries. No further details about the duration or impact of the incident were provided.
The Chief of Detectives Mebnmte te Loloacing up bond and case details as police pursue a series of incidents. Reports describe tension near Whitewater and wirewalks, with suspects including a hoodlum and a man staying at the Hawaiian Hotel amidst hospital updates and shifting blame.
A garbled report from authorities notes all sugar mills on Kauai are inoperative. It mentions plant operations, weather impact, and a potential movement between various ports, with lines about week activity and chartered operations.
A brief birth notice from Kwa Ooty records a child born to Se and Bre, with the bulletin listing contact numbers 258 and 18h for further information. The fragmentary OCR text confirms the event but limits detail on date, sex, or weight.
A chaotic police court summary details varied cases from intoxication to minor theft, with defendants admonished and warned. Mentions of city hotels and transport routes appear amid a flood of garbled names and obscure references to figures, institutions, and looming schedules.
The report catalogs ships arriving and departing from San Francisco and other ports, noting vessels such as GAVIOTA and PORT JACKSON MEATED, with cargoes, dates in December, and crews. It mentions the United States vessel repremier and a German ship, plus Marine Department actions and port movement details.
An early 20th century style notice outlines a chess tournament to be held January 3 at 1.0 p.m. in a social hall. Players from MGA and Irles for aig will participate, each facing every other contestant as the event progresses. Forfeit rules, notification windows, and contact names are listed, with a note on forfeits and match scheduling.
A dense shipping notice lists numerous ships and owners bound for Kaununh ports and other destinations, with crews, cargoes, embarkation and berth dates. The document names vessels, captains, and firms across many locations including Mauna Lon and Moat, noting one way and return passages and specific port calls.
A detailed transit record lists ships, arrivals, departures, and cargoes at various Pacific ports. Vessels include Lurline, Maton Navigation, Cloudine, Nippon Maru, and Tenyo Maru with schedules for Honolulu, Hilo, and Yokohama routes, plus crew and passenger notes and Navy cargo movements.
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