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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1901
Page
7
Movements of steamers and shipping updates listed in this section provide arrival and departure details. It records vessel names, origins, destinations, rigging status, and service routes, offering a concise snapshot of maritime activity for the period.
A government transport from San Francisco carrying mail is due about the 5th and 28th of the month. Vessels listed include ORANGI, ALAMEDA, NIPPON MARY, DORIC, and COPTIC bound for Yokohama or Sydney with arrivals at Honolulu and Hawaiian ports. A university discussion on miracles touches on the Book of Jonah and ancient history led by Dr. George S. Goodspeed.
U S Inspectors of Huux and Boilers provide preliminary findings on the November wreck of the steamer Tillamook off Wood Island reef near Kodiak. Captains Gillespie and Kenny face severe censure for high speed on an uncharted reef extension. Captain Hughes is cleared.
Taroma Jan and the revenue cutter Grant, commanded by Captain D. F. Torler, begin a perilous voyage Monday to survey the Pacific coast. Twenty five vessels bound for Puget Sound are missing or driven north as the Grant will scour Vancouver Island for wrecks and identify sunken craft. Treasury officials laud the northern patrol amid evident danger. Rear Admiral Bilas Cammy assumes command of the Pacific squadron, while Rear Admiral Albert Kaulsky retires from active service. The ceremony aboard the Lowa near Coronado marks the start with Kavits Casey and Ca Typin attending.
Cambridge Massachusetts January 27 Clarence A C I Bush is praised as the most remarkable man at Harvard with a curious rise from attic life to wealth. He started with four dollars, cooked gruel in various ways, sold butter door to door, built a large Boston area business, and now has 8000 customers with New England creamery agency income up to nineteen thousand dollars yearly. He is a Harvard senior living among the rich, yet not happier than his earlier frugal days.
The article recalls Dorothy Dix’s Civil War service aiding soldiers and the mentally ill, funding hospitals and homes, and guiding relief efforts. It notes her large philanthropic gifts, her Washington headquarters, and a proposed Maine monument in her honor beside plans for broader memorials.
Rear Admiral Kautz, relieved from command of the Pacific region, is placed on the retired list after a long and distinguished career. The report notes his extensive service and time spent in key posts.
Local photographers anticipate a rush as regulations require photographs of each applicant. King Bros Photo Gallery at Corner Hotel and Union Sts offers first class work at low prices with full supplies and a modern bindery. The Bulletin Publishing Company extends its printing and binding services with improved equipment.
A New York report notes Another Big Steamer with 2000 tons more burden than prior liner for the Atlantic trade. White Star Brewinehi Company contends with Harland & Wollt of Heltaxt for the contract to build a 20000 plus ton vessel. The Kaiser Wilhelm II is under construction by Vulcan Works at Stettin as a lead example.
Lot with no houses on high ground near new and old car lines. Excellent neighbor hod. Large trees. Inquire of C Bolte Merchant Street or Mrs Heendry Pensacola Street.
A notice from the Pacific Mill Company states it has succeeded to the planing mill business of Enterprise Mill Co Ltd and respectfully solicits the patronage of all former customers of the latter. The message names Emmett May and W.H. Arnemann as officers involved in the transition and signals a business continuation across Honolulu operations.
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