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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
4
Bein river waters rose exposing more damage to buildings and streets as a quarter million people from Paris and surrounding areas assist recovery. Army officials coordinate relief efforts amid widespread destruction and displacement.
The Cherry mine, sealed since November 14 after a blast that killed 160 workers, was reopened on February 16 and recovery of bodies began. Congressional investigations were announced in Washington as cost of living and high prices prompt inquiries.
New York February 1 Pink and Robinson leading brokers have gone into bankruptcy with liabilities exceeding a million dollars. A receiver is appointed to take charge of the business. Speculation in Buffalo and Busquehanon stocks and bonds caused the decline in security values and contributed to the failure.
Chief McDune presses Koester Jewelry matter with interviews of Bothelo relatives. The man tied to the $3000 jewels remains in custody at the police station. Attorney BC Peters plans to apply for a writ of habeas corpus to secure Mothetha's release.
Plans for Fleet Week events in Honolulu detail decoration and entertainment committees led by C. von Hamm and participants including Charles Crane G F Bush Emil A Berndt and Towse. Merchants Association ball at Monna and Seaside hotels to honor Pacific fleet officers with Admiral Sebree assisting and bunting and multicolor lights planned. Society ladies to escort guests, special board walks to link hotels, no invitations for Saturday night event.
Fragmentary real estate notice lists Tearee Lot near Webs Lane and King Liliha Streets with unclear price, Buckle Lane River vineyard lot, several high building lots on Kalakaua Avenue priced around 50 bolas with 10 per month, plus Wally Building at 748 King Street. Details are incomplete but indicate multiple parcels for sale and a rental option.
The fragment lists numerous surnames and given names in a memory scene. A speaker recalls relatives and acquaintances, noting casual details and a childhood quip about someone who used to blow a bell ringing at the door. The tone remains reflective with a drifting roster of people.
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