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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1910
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text includes names and dates such as Friday Pobrusy 4 and February 7. Mentions venues and people like Terraay Pebtvaty and Ferrel Weillaway. The passage lists days of week and months with scattered proper nouns, implying an event schedule or notices without coherent structure.
A lengthy manhunt ends as runaway youth Willie Chaaneraly is finally apprehended near Lower Taroom. Local authorities describe a tense pursuit through unfamiliar routes and a dramatic escape attempt before the youth was brought into custody.
A flood of homely classifieds and local notices fills page space with ads for carriages, laundry, and autos, plus gossip and event notes. Mentions of shop names, street addresses, and individuals hint at a bustling community market and social scene.
Fragmentary dispatch notes describe police rounding up items from a local store and forwarding them to abla stations. The South Dakota served the mall for maintenance. Trainers are expected to steam at about fifteen knots toward the coast after a short stop at Magdalena Bay.
The old Hyades freighter, 2516 feet long, 42 feet wide, 5150 tons, is slated to be chartered to Matson Company and enter service between San Francisco Puget Sound and Hawaii with the Wilhelmina as a supporting steamer. Lloyds surveyors note sparse activity in American ports while Japanese and American cargo movements continue.
In a late morning dispatch from the harbor area, officers reported calm as patrols were kept on duty along Vine Street after a patrol party returned and orders were issued to county police to arrest any troublemakers. The sheriff praised orderly conduct with only a few minor incidents, and naval authorities prepared to hand over any future troublemakers.
An incoming Mongolian steamer, the Mongolia, is expected to arrive February 17 after leaving Yokohama with about 2300 tons of cargo from Oriental ports bound for Honolulu. The vessel will offer multiple cabin accommodations and advance bookings via H Hackfeld & Co. It may dock at the new Alain Street wharf to discharge cargo and load passengers bound for Bam Prune elwoo.
Fourteen of twenty-two cases at police court this morning were continued to later dates. Many involved gambling, with defendants often unready to proceed. A Japanese witness, and a Portuguese accused of extortion, feature in a tale of a Pole officer theft.
Chief M Duffie halted a stage on Pall road yesterday afternoon and seized eight boxes containing opium. The seizure followed information that smuggled dope crossed the Pall on stage routes. An automobile van pursued the suspect, and a search yielded the opium and boxes in an orange crate. Police believe the operation is ongoing and are pursuing the case vigorously.
A garbled oceangoing timetable lists ships and routes including San Francisco, Hilo, Honolulu, Valparaiso, and Kobe with multiple ports and dates in February. Numerous names appear in a long clutter, mentioning crews, passengers, and captains among scattered references to ships and destinations.
A mixed listing of ships arriving and sailing from Pacific ports on February 8 and nearby dates. Entries mention ships such as BALINA CRUZ Sante Marta and KAANAPALI with arrivals in Honolulu, Yokohama, and San Francisco, plus passenger bookings for the China route via Hong Kong and various vessel movements along Hawaii and adjacent ports.
Local notice to mariners dated February 2 1910 corrects a buoy marking in the LightHouse Subdistrict. It notes a misread buoy labeled HONOLUTAD 2 should be HONDO. The Edward Sewall carrying coal for the naval station was en route from Newsport News and expected to arrive soon at Honolulu.
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