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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1904
Page
8
Mrs Mary Roberts will deliver the second in a sociology lecture series at Paunh Mall Ohio College this evening at o o clock. The topic is Drankenness and Move Progress. Lectures are free and all are welcome.
An afternoon report claimed the iron bridge between Lihue and Kolow was washed away by mountain floods, but Koloa resident Rego and local travel notes dispute the claim. Honolulu reporters seek Bert Woods for the Orpheum fight ref duties, hoping for a satisfactory presentation of Barry versus Murphy.
The steamer Wainleale arrived from Kaul ports at 10 o'clock this morning with 30100 bags of sugar. Por Kamaka reports that on February 12 the on to machine at Kilauea broke down and the old landing had to be used.
The Sierra arrived from the Colonies this morning docking at the Queen Street Wharf after a 15 day voyage from Sydney via Auckland Pago Pago and Fanning Island. Passengers include Miss M. J. Deere Miss Yost and C B Husted bound for Honolulu plus Prof L W Hart and actor W H Denny returning to London. Entomologist Geo Compere and spice buyers P Duffy and G W Maltalien also aboard with families. Kodaks offered by Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
A meeting at the Japanese school on Nutianti street collected over 2500 for a war bond fund to support Japan. Contributors include O Shioda Kobayashi Mori and many others with amounts from 20 to 100 dollars plus larger pledges. Also noted are planned purchases of war bonds and a delayed yacht club cruise after a boxing bout.
Weather data shows a February report with minimum 66 and midday maximum 7, barometer 29.05, rainfall 1, humidity 8 percent, wind from the south. Shipping arrivals and departures list steamships Kinau Mauna Loa and others with ports of call and passenger movements. An unusual ad notes "Old Pepper Whisky" at the Pantheon Saloon.
A long OCR fragment lists passengers and accompanying names for voyages to Honolulu and San Francisco, naming numerous individuals and families with titles, including Major Hayhurst, Col. Smith, Mrs. Duffy, Miss Nora Bambury, and Rev. J. Z. Garland, among others, with indications of routes via 8 and Stor ra and a note that Pyanchon will be in Hoy nolin with his wife en route to Australia.
Hawaii Attorney General Lorrin Andrews credits police effort for capturing the murderer of Glennan on Kanai. Sherii Coney and Deputy Sheriff Ree are praised for the successful case. Andrews says he has little opinion of the Kawii police and notes Mmesis and Rice aided the pursuit. PY. R Helm, former secretary of the Honolulu Merchants Association, addresses the matter from Southern California, seeking a port for his wealth and calling for change.
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