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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1910
Page
3
A garbled OCR extract lists numerous names, places, and possible affiliations. It mentions February references, several city and person names, and scattered terms that resemble geographic locations and categories, but the text is heavily corrupted with misspellings and fragments.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and places including Mrs Sidney T Cheek Binabamien NS and San Pron teens with mixed place references such as Philadelphia and Denver. It reads like a damaged social or obituary notice with scattered dates February 14 and other likely local identifiers.
A jumble of promotional lines mentions Billys Topgery Tay of Hark Schaitner & Marx, travel to Hawaii, Bayings Account, and The Standard Avculint Insurance Company. It reads as a cluttered advertisement roundup with vague references to sales, delivery, and the Hawaiian Trust Company.
In Honolulu on February 13, 1910 Mr and Mrs Clement Parker report exposure to cold and wet in a flat, noting ailments such as sore throat and gurney. The notice references prevention steps and mentions a monetary figure, 5c and 300, amid ambiguous details.
Local notices. A broad mix of ship movements, arrivals, and coast events. Mentions promotions, theatre and sports hints, medical visits, and civic notices. Names include Mrs Frank Andrade, Charles Purdeau, and Jamal Borges. Maritime items cover steamers Alaskan, Areonan, Nevadans, and encounters near Honolulu and Pitcairn Island.
The Stramer Cancane undergoes alignments at Union Iron Works Banprant per manager Kennedy of the local steamship line. The vessel, formerly the Charles Kepuversitet, will be ready to sail for the Hawaiian ports by May, with the Hilonian and a new trading route to San Francisco and Honolulu planned in conjunction with the Hynden. The fleet news notes arrivals from Kona and Kaw ports, cargo including coffee and taro, and the Pacific Fleet sailing from Honolulu to San Francisco with Admiral Bebree retiring after six days at sea.
Judge Andrade faced a crowded docket in court this morning with gambling offenses and after hours liquor charges. Several defendants requested continuances, including a group of alleged wooers of chance on Horeania Street and Omoto, while Kimona the Hawaiian was sentenced to one month in jail for Merce expressions toward natives. Eighteen Chinese defendants charged with violating Sabbath law were set to explain matters on Thursday.
There has been trouble at the Hawaiian Garage with two men quitting on Saturday after management retained an expert from the Coast. Yesterday three more mechanics resigned, chosen to pressure the shop for skilled workers, as boss Goorrs J. Cooke plans to depart on the Mikaela ferry tonight.
Japanese and Chinese port notices list arrivals and departures with dates in February. Maritime names appear frequently including Mauna Loa and Kinau routes, with passenger and crew mentions and multiple ships named for Maui Molokai Kona and Kau ports.
A $750.25 judgment was entered in favor of Loy Kahan against Palolo Land and Improvement Company and Frank Cooke. The verdict stemmed from property damage when a dam in the old crater at Palolo Valley failed during heavy rain, with the court noting the dam’s inadequacy to withstand ordinary stress. Several related damage suits against the Palolo company were pending.
The day saw 175200 dollars in dividends paid to stockholders listed on the Exchange. Market activity was muted despite some declines in Ewa and Oahu and gains only in Olu and the rowery. Hawaiian Commercial held firm as others faltered while talk of future tonnage forecasts and climate influence circulated among investors.
The Outrigger Club held a well attended noon meeting at the Commercial club rooms electing officers Sanford A. Te president A. H. Ford first vice president P. J. Weaver second vice president FTDP Waterhouse treasurer Ralph Lyon auditor G H Tutte secretary Runty Brown cap The house committee was appointed and rules read. Junior members were discussed regarding taking money from tourlets, and McCandigen opposed the motion. The Hawaiian Band will back Matson Navigation for the Lurline liner to San Francisco with 600 lines of cigars and apples in cargo.
A strange vessel Thetis ships on secret orders as opium smuggling rumors surface. The ship reportedly travels toward Pacific routes and is linked to Japanese crews. authorities monitor movements while a hidden base supposedly forms on nearby islands.
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