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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1910
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions February 4 and Hawaii with scattered names and initials. The legibility is poor, leaving uncertain details about people, places, or events. The text lacks a coherent report or conclusion.
The document lists military officers and units associated with Logan, including Colonel Saward J. McTernand at Poet Walla Walla Washington and detailed rosters of troops and officers from the First Cavalry to the Fifteenth Infantry. It notes readiness and assignments linked to command staff and notable postwar references to Ban Francisco activities.
Bulletin reports a bloom shortage in Honolulu as officials rush to obtain a hundred idle flowers for Cleveland events. The Promotion Committee orders urgent procurement amid ongoing scarcity, with risk of further delays hitting upcoming duties.
A mixed local notice list includes ads for auto and carriage services, launder and balloon outfits, and fashion items. City and County Board of Supervisors set meeting for Tuesday evening with reports on sewer connections permits and fees. baseball and band figures add to a bustling public notice page.
A report from Monday meetings discusses labor concerns amid prohibition fears. It notes hardship for laboring men and Japanese workers over drink access and price, urging study before any action, with aim to protect workers from adverse outcomes. The text also mentions the gasoline engine on the Fix rence Ward and minor repairs before its voyage to Midway Island. Scrap iron continues to move on the Alden Bosse, with delays causing port-side detentions en route to Ro dands, California.
The Pacific Fleet ball to be hosted at the Moana and Benidian hotels is touted as the great event of 1910 with about 2000 people expected. Honorary guests include the chiefs of staff and Rear Admiral Sebree oversees decor and music arrangements while primarily sailors from the Pacific Fleet will attend to honor the occasion.
A city and county board reviewed a measure setting maximum rates for hackney and automobile services, including livery stands and city allotments. The bill moved through the supervisors after amendments and faced rapid comments from Mayor Peen and Quinn regarding the rapid pace of the proceedings.
Chief of Detectives McDume toured Watertown to probe recent thefts. A horse thief, linked to a stable of a Honolulu Chinese merchant, sold two horses and harnesses for 30 and 20 dollars. suspects fled toward Pearl Harbor, with authorities expecting an arrest soon. The Mauna Toa carried a coffee cargo from Kona and Kat ports, including 669 sacks, with diverse goods aboard. The Celtic Chief was due back from December and faced possible voyage to Australia, while weather and rain affected Kona and Kaneone ports.
Name Macfarlane W resigns as president of the Commercial Committee in a Brown led committee. George Angus Wie elected vice. T. FP Lanett chosen to lead as governor. Details remain unclear in the fragmentary report.
The Rapid Transit car lurched from a brake failure as the vehicle swung through Lunalfio troqt and toppled near Alapal street. Passengers including women and children suffered injuries while many escaped by leaping from the car. Police and hospital reports note broken wheels, damaged clothing, and scattered debris as witnesses recount a chaotic rescue.
A historical shipping column lists passengers booked for February 4 and 5 including Claudine for Hagait and Mant ports. Foreign entries note Gaviota bound for Honolulu, and arrivals such as Behr and Arizonan at Ban Dupao and Ban Francisco, with ships Behr Robert Lewers and W. H. Maretor sailing.
A residents association from Guile Avenue to a stream area demands road repairs near their property. They forward a protest addressed to the mayor, alleging a frightful condition of the public highway that affects mail wagons and postmen on rainy days.
City and County treasury report notes health and audit on funds, with total receipts about 1162180.25 and disbursements around 0.04 balance shows. An orchestration of events includes a matinee at the Art tomorrow for children featuring musical and film selections, with entertainment for adults following.
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