Fragmented OCR list of names and dates
A garbled February list of names, places, and dates appears in this OCR snippet. It mentions Jewish people and various personal references without clear context or coherence.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
3
A garbled February list of names, places, and dates appears in this OCR snippet. It mentions Jewish people and various personal references without clear context or coherence.
A jumble of shop notices lists jewelry by J. Carlo in Aiton and various goods offered near Waverley Block Hotel Street. Vendors advertise pianos, plaid planes, silk gloves, wool sweaters, kid gloves, undergarments, and other trimmed wares with reduced prices. Significant venues include Mered Street Port street area and Miss Kate Woodard’s sale near the Convent on Port Street.
The Stock Market showed light activity with few trades. Shares moved marginally as Brewery stock rose a dollar per ten shares and Oaho Bigor advanced to 18.37 percent amid overall dullness. Rail bonds traded at par, a small block of Hae walian Irrigation changed hands, and the board recorded limited movement as market observers awaited a livelier start.
Haul mileage and civic notes in the Bulletin, with mentions of 30 000 people awaiting, automations at 44 per hour, and various local business and public notices. Items include dentist Dr J Carey, laundry services, car makers, a meeting at a club, police court cases, railway and ocean liner bookings, and upcoming events in Honolulu society circles.
Inquiries from Japan related to poaching at Laysan Island reserve surface. An agent of Max Geblommer seeks to establish Schlemmer’s Wility as the poachers’ employer. Japanese detainees expect new prosecution under revised executive orders linking Laysan to the Hawaiian reserve. Vessels listed and dates show arrivals and departures around February.
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures at foreign ports with names of ships such as Virginian, Ariel, Makura, Hilonian, Nevadan, and Kean Mura. It notes dates in February and routes to San Francisco, Pearl Harbor, and Honolulu. The item compiles vessel movements and port statements for the period.
Floral Day preparations in the Territory show rising funds and school floats. Kahalehametin School abandons a float in favor of a larger campus showing, while Alllolant College volunteers a float. The Floral Parade committee notes multiple school floats and island representation, with ongoing police efforts tied to a separate crime sweep.
A fragmentary Honolulu newspaper item reports on vessel movements and cargoes. It mentions the Clandine departure with passengers, a cargo list including corn, hides, and freight, and notes associations with the Olympia and schooner Aisha at Hilo. Captain Graham and the crew of the Krekine M. Phelyn prepare for a voyage from Honolulu to New York via Cape Horn, while the Manchu ria sails from San Francisco toward the Par Rant. A Maui Agricultural Company meeting is slated for February 28, and sugar shipments from Kawaiportto Hana Lulu are noted, with weather cautions observed.
The annual meeting of stockholders of Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd. will be held at the company's principal office at No 208 Stungenwald Building Honolulu Hawaii on February 28 1910 at 9 o'clock in the morning. R B Paxton secretary.
The annual meeting of Hatku Sugar Co officers and stockholders will be held at the Wilhelmina Tsiangenwald building in Honolulu on Monday the 28th. The notice names Frank SH. Smith and B. Paxson as secretary and attendees, with the location and date specified for all stockholders to attend.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Kula Plantation Co Ltd was set for Monday February 2 1910 at 11 oclock am. The meeting would take place at the companys office and principal place of business No 208 Stangenwald building Honolulu T H with R Be Paxton secretary.
At the annual stockholders meeting of C Brewer & Co Ltd the officers were elected F Bishop as president G HM Robertson as vice president and manager W W North as treasurer R Ivers as secretary J W R Gait as auditor The directors named were GR Carter C H Cooke R A Cooke A Gartley No other major business was reported beyond the election and reading of the annual report
Miller Salvage Company landed Mirage salvage from the wreck of a vessel ashore near Honolulu. The cargo, including anchors gear and tackle, was brought by the steamer James Maken to Honolulu amid questions of duty on salvage from foreign built ships wrecked in American waters. The James were discharged at the wharf.
The annual meeting of Central Co Ltd stockholders will be held at No 206 Stangenwald building Honolulu T H on Monday February 2 1910 at 1160 o clock a m Secretary W W Smith will preside and present the company business plans Confirm attendance and prepare records at the office and principal place of business of the company.
Shareholders of Keahun Ranch Co Ltd to convene at No 208 Brangenwald Buildings Honolulu Hawaii on a forthcoming Wednesday in February 1910 at 11 oclock. Paxton serves as Secretary.
Real estate entries show transfers and parties connected to Kahial Ga et al and HH Cant, including Ovdu Sug Co Ltd and Mar J Lowrey Tr. with references to Honolulu area entities. The fragment lists names and entities typical of property transfers, though many words are garbled.
The Nauiku Sugar Company announces its annual meeting to be held at the company's office at 208 Stan Gwald Building Monolwlu Hawaii on Wednesday the 28th of March at 3:30 PM. Officers D Fiat and Jona W Tenney will attend, with secretary Arete Teixeira listed.
A disrupted wartime dispatch discusses a railway transport to the port expected Saturday morning or Sunday, with crews and federal staff aboard. It notes preparations at Monoluli and mentions allied army ships and official service arrangements.
An unclear excerpt portrays a dialogue on resignation involving lines about attire and a remark on money. The text references Mek Hunkerton and a dismissive tone toward a ball account. The fragmentary source centers on identity and reaction rather than a clear event.
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