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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1910
Page
3
A garbled OCR list presents numerous personal names and February dates including Friday February 4 and Sunday February 6 with scattered places such as Walluku Las Angsien and Katong. The readable items show named individuals and days but lack coherent context or events.
A cyclist named Spinola was hit by a large black automobile on King Street in Honolulu. The rider was thrown, but walked to the police station seeking help as the car fled the scene. no plate or driver trace is reported.
A wagon loaded with eggs at Kinay wharf broke loose as horses panicked near One Street ward Nuv nn. Spectators pursued and one person grabbed the wagon, stopping the team before damage occurred. The horses avoided turning into Nunn Street and further injury.
The governor expressed optimism after morning negotiations aiming for a swift settlement. He said the key water rights case could be presented at court, noting its importance and potential for a resolution. The conference signaled progress toward peace and a successful outcome.
A jumbled Local and General bulletin lists varied notes from the city including service pitches for telephone and electric installations, advertising paraphernalia, and a range of incidents. It mentions a police court case involving Sam Kenela, Chinese New Year dining, a heavyweight crew challenge, extensive automobile registrations, a street accident injuring a Chinese worker, hotel disturbances at a Japanese guests venue, and the Hawaii Promotion Committee seeking room rental addresses for tourists.
A chaotic report notes the Iroquois convoy with US ships Den ver and Galveston, Matson Navigation lines Hiloninn for Bettie, and ships sailing from San Francisco to Honolulu and Vancouver. Irregularities include wireless updates, wind conditions, and port arrivals plus navy repair estimates and transport movements across Pacific routes.
Daily financial condition report for The First National Bank of Hawaii at Honolulu Territory of Hawaii shows assets totaling 1840. LIabilities include capital stock 600000 and surplus fund 186000 with notes outstand 260000 and deposits of 278400.38. Executed by cashier T. Peek and directors G. P. Castle, sworn February 10 1010 before Notary Public F. Fran.
Pinder requests guidance on returning to Bishop and Co with regard to Hayings Bank at 4537 through 4351. The note mentions a financial matter unresolved and seeks direction on next steps and responsibilities.
A long OCR fragment lists shipping connections, passengers, and ports from February through March. Names include Mrs Pernandes, J Le Huddy, Mrs Holi, Higen, Tul k, Tudhope, Welbourn, Williams, Pratt, McCormack, and many others. It details arrivals, sailings, and destinations such as Vancouver, Kauai, Maui, Molokai, Hilo, and San Francisco with dates like February and March. The item resembles a maritime transfer log with passenger names and port calls.
The Theo H Davies & Co dry goods department moved Saturday into the new two story concrete building between Merchant and Queen. The lower floor houses offices while the upper floor serves as a display room. Jampy Wakefield oversees the dry goods department. Child leads the grocery office staff occupying new rooms. The former grocery space becomes storage. The Symphony orchestra plans to use a store room. Prompt ordering advised as no delivery after 4 p m tomorrow. A J McWiroy of Silgo faces 60 day stretch after boat incident. judge Andrade sentences him at Arch’s hotel.
Police court sessions opened with up to forty four cases and a packed gallery. Gamblers, a run of runalam and other petty offenses filled the docket as judge and magistrates remanded several suspects till February. Henry Kukapu faced bicycle restraint, Joseph Monts’s housetook and a Japanese man faced a potential theft charge, while a comical affair involved a lovesick suitor and a moustached would‑be swain in need of personal grooming to win approval.
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