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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1907
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered place names and numbers centered on Alameda, with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond repeated references to Alameda. The readable words do not form a complete report or distinct fact suitable for a full summary.
Oahu Railway announces Sunday only service with a two hour Halelwa Limited train leaving Honolulu at 7:00 a.m. and returning to Honolulu, calling at Pearl City and Walanae. Schedules show arrivals from Kahuka and Walanae around 9:56 a.m. and finish by 7:40 a.m. with tickets honored on Sundays.
Bishop and Co announces letters of credit issued by Bank of California and The London Joint Stock Bank Ltd London acting as correspondents for American Express Company and Thus. Cook and Son. The firm offers interest on term and savings bank deposits.
A brief note referencing the firm Alexander and Baldwin Limited, with an unclear OCR fragment that may pertain to company designation or corporate listing details from a historical newspaper page.
Agents for Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar 08 Haiku Buger Company. Pale Plantation Maui Agricultural Company Kihel Plantation Company Hawaiian Sugar Company Kahuku Plantation Company Kanutal Railroad Company Halechela Beach Gomesny.
The note records tide times and standard times from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. It explains Hawaiian standard time being 10 hours 0 minutes slower than Greenwich Mean Time, based on the 167 degree 20 minute meridian, and cites a 2230 peak time for Greenwi t.
Castle & Cooke Ltd commission merchants for sugar and related utilities are identified as agents for Ewa Plantation Waialua Agricultural Waimea Sugar Mill Fulton Item Works St Louis Mo Wahiawa Water Co New England Life Insurance Aetna Fire Insurance and American Bi Hy Pump Co in a commercial directory notice.
Fragmentary text lists numerous banks and financial institutions across San Francisco New York Hong Kong and other locations. Mentions a loan approved and securities tied to Travelers Credit. Several garbled place names and entity spellings render a coherent event unclear.
A scrambled passenger list names numerous individuals such as Shawn Hava Mason Mlet Conyke Edwanda Miae Laue Vuk Mow HM Hi A Budffens and Tiina Hustiew with family ties. The fragment mentions Queen Lae Howhatont and Ale do Ae plus Min Fifties in Mire Willeld Pye elinie Mhaudinie.
OCR text lists several company names and officers including Wm Irwin Co, representatives like G Sprckels and W M Gireard, with roles such as president treasurer and secretary. Mentions include sugar factories and commission agents, a steam engine maker, and the Pacific Oil Transportation Co with locations in San Francisco and Cal. The passage reads as a fragmented catalog of firms, officers, and regional ties.
The First American Savings and Trust Co of Hawaii offers savings deposits with yearly interest at 12 percent. Office located at corner Mert and secived an unspecified address, with regulations available on application.
C Brewer & Co Ltd of Queen Street Honolulu appears as agent for multiple sugar firms including Ookai Sugar Plant Co and Ornes Sugar. The notice lists officers: G M Gocke president, George Robertson vice president and manager, E F Bishop treasurer, F W Mactarians auditor, directors Jores, G Id, Cooke and J Re Galt.
Entry lists the ships C24 Shake We Rrr Ver Jap 8 and Hongkong Mari docked for Le Orient with captain Robert Paras aboard. The note records their presence and a named person in connection with the voyage.
The Yokohama Specie Bank details large capital figures and an international branch network from Honolulu to Nagasaki and New York. An Honolulu ad by David P. Tapp promotes selling real estate or businesses nationwide for cash and invites listings with cash offers.
A chaotic desultory report describes plans for resumption of service between Portland Oregon and Honolulu, with captains Matwell and Antoun cited in a tangled exchange involving fraught freight routes, shipowner Hinkow, and discussions over removing Protestant and Catholic tensions. The piece mentions Paris France, a cathedral, and church-state tensions impacting maritime operations and labor.
The Washington delegation to the Roattle convention urged mentioning Hawaii in all correspondence and lectures. A Colorado writer noted plans to remind Hawaii’s presence in summer offerings and urged support for Christian Endeavor Weekly coverage of the Hawaii topic.
Festive Chinese New Year preparations ramp up with lantern making and colorful dragon displays. The island hosts a Chinese cultural program featuring a straw and wire dragon procession and parade of ornate paper lanterns as the community awaits celebrations.
A historical report notes parasites attacking the leaf hopper pest in cane crops, detailing control efforts and a cautious outlook. It mentions international figures and shipping plans, with references to Japanese workers and a Kunio Niyama merchant, but specifics are fragmented and the text remains unclear.
The readable content is limited and outlines no clear event or facts. It mentions flow, passengers, and a departure at 5 o'clock but lacks coherent details or concrete entities to summarize.
Tentative board notes detail the steamship Heliopolis chartered in London to transport immigrants to Howall Strampai now. The vessel, steamship Hetlopalle, built by Henderson & Co Glasgow, is a steel screw steamer with 847 tons under deck 4436 tons gross, home port London.
Captain Thomas Peabody loses his license as master and pilot of a United States Army transport during Sheridan operations after trial found him negligent in navigation on August 31, 168. The inquiry held the boat crew failed to correct bearings leading to unsafe maneuvers near the reef. the Sheridan later towed to port for repairs and was moved to San Francisco.
The Treasury Department Supervising Architect announces sealed proposals for the construction of the Lapromy Investigation Station at Molokai Hawaii. Proposals must be received by 6 o clock p m on the 1st day of February 1907 and will be opened thereafter. Copies of drawings and specifications are available at the office of the Construction and Repairs Superintendent and at the Collector of Customs offices.
Fragmented OCR item shows a local business notice about ties earnings and restraining practices. Mentions offices and dates, implying a court or regulatory action and a potential renewal or compliance issue. Names are garbled. no clear entities, places, or outcomes emerge.
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