Saturday Evening Meetings at P Hall Fort and Berotania
Mosta second and fourth Saturdays at 7 30 oclock in ff of P Hall Fort and Berotania. Visit my brothers cordially invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
3
Mosta second and fourth Saturdays at 7 30 oclock in ff of P Hall Fort and Berotania. Visit my brothers cordially invited to attend.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled game notes and names. The readable fragments reference an epidemic and a city, with scattered mentions of people and events, but no clear, cohesive report or concrete outcome to summarize.
Date for Irwin Crocker marriage announced with Joon Land to Fpellentontand Bay Ha. Ceremony at Lewis Festdonen on Wednesday August 8 with attendants and guests listed. A large dinner and reception to follow, hosted by Mrs. Hopkins with Mr. and Mrs. Wood presiding at Velvet tomorrow evening.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports ships and crews near Keow and Hawaii routes, mentioning arrivals and departures, names such as Phelps and San Francisco bound vessels, and a December timeframe. It notes a ceremony or event aboard ships with multiple personal names, crews, and passengers, plus scattered scheduling details and destinations like Kona and Hilo.
A uncertain OCR listing ships, ports, and voyage dates outlines sailings and arrivals. Mentions Hongkong via Japan, Central and South America routes, and vessels like Ryo Maru, Kiyo Maru, and Manno Kea with notes on departure towns and tentative dates through January and December transitions.
Reports from the quay describe a crowd at the Ocean Wharf where observers claim Charles Corel the internal revenue official may be appointed Collector of Internal Revenue. President Tan’s nominee has not yet won Senate approval amid disturbances as the Bloren a steamer incident and quarantine follow. Authorities discuss a civic welcome while officials, two women, and a local policeman assist as the unidentified crowd reacts to the unfolding scene.
A chaotic description details vast opium carried aboard a ship or cabin, with investigators or authorities removing boards and inspecting the space after a forceful entry. The account mentions smoking contraband and a 'valty' observation of cabin smells, while entailing a large seizure and ongoing search for further contraband.
The piece profiles Martin Bian, called prime agent for the Philippine government’s propaganda efforts, and his ties to the Manila press including the Philadelphia Times and the Cablenews American. It notes editorial influence shaping American views of Taft, the Taft administration, and Philippine affairs, with references to writers like Renn and O'Day and to press outlets used to sway policy.
Supervisor Quinn reflects on a report from W. J. France showing the city’s growth in electric lighting. The board highlights district expansion, added lights, and wattage details for the year, noting new streets and sustained maintenance across the system.
Passengers listed for Tenyo Maru from Hongkong bound for Honolulu. Names include Mead family, Min M Mead, G.8, Gray, E Kaeser, Men Kaeser, Mint G Marshall, Mine Mr Marataill, Mira L Marshall, Thomas, Doman, Marin Benn, E.R. Kroot, W Le Geault, and Mew. Voyage dated Dec 30.
Island Investment Company location at 103 Stangenwald Building is listed with a Beirut style address. Circulation appears in a single line with stray letters and misspellings. The readable fragment hints at a business notice or classified market listing without clear dates or figures.
A historical document details officials directing attention to reform of alien admission appeals and deportation procedures. It lists port officials and attorneys charged with enforcing new guidelines, including reopening cases with additional evidence and reporting actions to the department. Named individuals and multiple attendees appear in the accompanying list.
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