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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1910
Page
3
A fragmentary transcript mentions Mina and multiple names including Yates, Willink, and Te, with various place references and unclear affiliations. The readable text lists individuals and locales, implying a meeting or reception with diverse participants and topics.
A garbled OCR snippet lists names such as Biteyeten Wie Ure Salih Rowlend and Genver with references to a Hawaiian location, implying a fragmentary report or event at a venue with unclear details and participants.
A scanned shopping page lists Palm Cafe meals on Hotel Street, Bay view grocer promos, and new fashion items at Gury e Fort Street. Advertisements urge shoppers to visit Bart’s Dry Goods, Benson, Builth Co. for toilet articles, and highlight Metropolitan Market quality meats. Includes notices on household goods, mouldings, and a costume display from A B Aplet Co. Also mentions oyster and liquor displays near Hotel Street and calls for reservations.
A chaotic local column mentions a thirty cent ad stating a wide reach to thousands, various names and places including Whitney Marsh Thr tone a hospital and police reports. Mentions of a Hawaii relate, law officers, a smoker at the Lincoln Club, attendance by city officials and a Mayor, with scattered remarks and social items.
The court heard multiple cases tied to gambling law with defendants McDum, Valmalu, Ahana, and Ah Hee in attendance. Yamanaki faced renewed penalties for prior offenses, while L. Givens received a suspended sentence awaiting a Saturday appearance.
Wrecked by sharks and vaunting winds, Willa Barker and business associate visit Honolulu shores. The party, including Lt Mitchfeld and the Marines, pursued feeding grounds beyond the harbor where Jack Young and Barker repeatedly hooked large sharks. A 12-foot specimen wrangled by Mitchfeld and more catches followed as the group pressed toward Pearl Harbor at dusk.
The clip lists names and vessels including JR-4 and Alameda cargoes, passengers aboard ship and steamship movements to Honolulu, Ban Pratician, and Kona ports. It notes the Sheridan Army transport heading to Manila and a Wilder cargo voyage to New York, with sugar shipments and arrivals from Hilo, Kahului, and Makapili.
Readable fragments show multiple ship arrivals and port calls across February with vessels from Japan China and the Pacific. Entries list ships such as Kaun portaKenuow and Noosa, plus routes Maui Mikan and Wilhelmina with tentative times and days, indicating a busy itinerary.
A chaotic departure of the Cleveland at Alakea Street ends with two women among bystanders upset as the ship’s gangway is removed. Port officials wrangle spectators, and the vessel begins to enter the channel while pursuer James Logan logs cargo details and a North Pacific sailing notice references ships bound for Honolulu and Hilo.
A blurred report details a recent gambling raid and an air travel sequence to Katiuka involving Chet MeDume and Tin Meera, with patrols and watchmen vigilant as lighting issues caused tension. It also notes the Pacific air liner Mongolia bringing twenty three hundred tons of cargo, plus ships and steamer schedules carrying sacks of sugar and livestock shipments, amid rough seas and port activity.
Ports of call include Hilo and Honolulu with arrivals from San Francisco and Manchuria. Passengers and crew names span Baldwin, Armstrong, Curran, and many others. overviews note layovers, embarks, and domestic/foreign itineraries across February dates.
Porter named as secretary to the Board of Health, stepping into duties formerly held by Mr Char lonk. He is noted as well known in monetary circles and previously with Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, bringing experience in other lines of business.
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