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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1910
Page
9
Joe Monti, sponsor of the police court calendar, faced two charges of impersonating an officer and extortion. His cases were continued to primary day this morning by Judge Thaser as listed in the court docket. The installment includes numerous names and dates from February readings across Wailuku and surrounding areas.
A scrambled local page notes a thirty cent ad buy reaching about thirty thousand readers via Whitney Marsh laundry and other services. Items include J J Carey opening an office, car and carriage services, Coca Cola promotion, Volcano display for visitors, court notes on driving cases, and a February meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution at Mrs. P. Jones’s residence with P Horne presenting.
The bulletin lists contact numbers for the business office and the editorial room. The business office phone is provided for advertising and subscriptions while the editorial room phone is for news tips and corrections.
Tas Tas plan a four game baseball lineup with proceeds from the Floral Parade to fund the event. Gault, manager of the Bo tub of Honolulu, coordinates the sports schedule at Hoye field and Moyn Track as part of a campus celebration. A pledge drive aims to raise about $4,000 from 500 nonrespondents, with preferred voluntary support.
The Honolulu dispatch reports ships arriving and leaving port with cargo and crews. Vessels include the Mauna Kea liner, bark Annie Johnson loading sugar, Olympican schooner Alpha discharge freight, and Kirnat undergoing maintenance. Weather winds and port activity affected arrivals at Hilo and Olowalu, with Mauna Kea delivering a sugar cargo and Mikahala expected from Maui with 340 sacks of sugar.
A long OCR fragment details ship departures and arrivals including Potinnary 12 San Francisco routes, Mans Kestrom Tawal and Maul porte Clonding, several passengers and families named, and multiple ports and dates around February. The text lists names of travelers, vessels, and port calls with scattered locations such as Alameda and Kaun ports, reflecting a busy schedule and passenger movements.
A list of ships scheduled to arrive in February includes Francisco Sher idan, Manila and Bolokal ports, and several routes such as Francisco-Manchuria, Seattle and Tacoma-Alaskan, and Ban Francisco-Nevalon. Departures and ETA clues show frequent calls through February 29 with varied timings and ports.
Mary Duffy testified that her husband beat her periodically and she felt compelled to stay. Judge Crowe discharged the prisoner Dufty after witnesses supported the claims of abuse, though neighbors had complained.
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Cannon ruling that President Roosevelt acted beyond legal authority in appointing representatives to the third International maritime war conference at Kupass. The Congressional move struck the appropriation paragraph while Treasury Secretary Fitzgerald urged permanent civil service placement, attacking Roosevelt's actions as violating civil service spirit. Representative Harrison renewed charges, claiming Roosevelt exceeded executive power and citing numerous alleged violations.
A fragmentary line from the New York Herald describes a woman applying makeup and grooming her appearance before preparing to visit her husband. The odd phrasing hints at social norms and intimate routines reflected in the era’s press.
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