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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
7
Readable fragment markets air ships and window displays at a store on Fort and King streets. Bold claims of simple use and ample stock invite visitors to enter, compare prices, and purchase this week from a large building.
In a six round main event Al Fook of Hilo faces W Paddaky of the rainy city. Tom De Mello and Sam Hop meet for four rounds. A ten round bout pairs Clarence and Reynolds with Bentley Mello. Promoters guarantee clean bouts and a new athletic mark for Hilo. Local fans expect Honolulu visitors for races and other events.
Mauna Kew plans to escort many excursionists to the rainy city with several likely to remain in Hilo. The trip signals a shift away from expected volume trips as some riders opt for longer stays.
Joe Hanlon aged 29 a married man drank heavily yesterday and died suddenly in bed at about 2 am his wife heard a choking gasp police took the body to the morgue a post mortem was to be conducted this afternoon authorities suspect bad liquor and poison tests will be run the deceased worked for M Phillips and Co and had been employed by several city firms
General Barry surveys potential sites for new cavalry barracks at Schofield Barracks after $200000 War Department appropriation. He will select a site soon with Brigadier General Thomas H. Barry’s party, including Col. Walter S. Schuyler and Col. W. L. Finley, inspecting Sanitary viability and post suitability.
Reports from Olan plantation indicate imminent start of grinding with planned cash outlay of two million seven hundred fifty thousand dollars. John Watt, plantation manager, notes strong cane quality and ahead of last year with preparations underway for mill start on a scheduled date and two days needed for yard readiness.
Chief McDanne warns homeowners with chickens to watch their coops ahead of the Chinese New Year. He cites numerous complaints at the station during the Celestials' holiday and suspects fowl theft or misplacement for a festive dinner.
Chinese merchants ended an 18 month boycott of Japanese steamers. During the strike period Japanese vessels carried almost no Chinese passengers, and The Oriental reported the boycott’s removal. The Kaga Maru arrived at Seattle December 10 with Chinese passengers, confirming the report.
A fragmented ad claims the F Thomas Dyeing Works offer dyeing services and position themselves as agents for the French Laundry. It lists 258 Beretania Street and a telephone contact, implying residential or commercial garment care offerings in Honolulu.
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