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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1910
Page
4
Denver February 3 Paulhan the daring aviator barely escaped death when his biplane struck a fence during a ground close pass. The wreck left observers shocked though Paulhan was uninjured. The incident occurred before a large crowd as the craft burst into flame momentarily.
The Fort De Russy post reports January pay in Company G dining hall. Private Charles K. Michael travels to Alea for supply shipments, returns after duties. Corporals Terrien and Knecht arrive from Letlehu with Terrien returning soon. Weyler and McDougal return from subcamps for surveys, plan to resume camps by week’s end. Various duties assigned, supplies stored and forwarded, wagon and rail shipments planned. Sanitation and housing improvements underway to beautify the port, with noncommissioned officers’ quarters moved and enlarged. Clay Smith to attend baker and cooking school in San Francisco. California orders confirm target practice at Fort Shafter July 2 to September 1. Local supply contracts being prepared for twelve months, more telephones and electric lines to be installed. Coral-filled duck ponds and dredging rapidly forming a coral foundation for a parade ground inland. New wagons for survey detachments. new animals to replace condemned stock for equipment.
Classified ad lists two houses and several building lots for sale in Honolulu area. Items include a four room house and cheap parcels along Tolom Bumkie Lane, Vi Streets, Kalakaua Ave with bargain prices and low balance terms. Listings mention sewer connection and multiple street references.
The Empire showcases a skeletons-in-the-closet theme with three reels including a pay car robbery tale and a light hearted domestic piece The Little Darling. Victor Hugo's The Galley Slave dramatizes Law Miserables at the Park Theater tonight with Park audiences praising pictures and vaudeville stunts by May Wallace and the Melnotte Sisters.
Nine men were rescued after being stranded inland following a brigantine wreck. Captain Koch and four aboard reached a steamship, the American-Hawaiian Columbian, which took them to San Francisco where they were hosted in comfortable quarters. The remaining crew continued to Honolulu as the Columbian resumed its voyage via Salina Cruz, San Francisco, Seattle, and Tacoma, collecting cargo and supplies along the way.
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