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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
3
A dense jumble of names and places appears, including New York, Denver, Portland, and various individuals such as Miss J. Leaienhed, Mr. Smith, and Mrs. Dominick. The text resembles an unreliable OCR spew of names, dates, and locations without coherent narrative.
A garbled OCR page shows names and places such as Sidney Clark Sanhamton and Miss M Nyman San Angeles Cal. References to dates February 45 and venues like the Hawaiian appear, with scattered mentions of firms Bo Wart Denver and various individuals. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent narrative or outcome.
Visit the Charite of the Orphens showroom to see new wheels, springs, and feuds for automobiles and have old ones repaired by skilled artificers at W. W. Wright Co. Ltd., corner of King and Trough streets.
A garbled police court report notes a brief incident with a minor disturbance. It mentions twenty minutes of activity near Maleh, a small sum collected, and fleeting remarks about a dividend and speed articles. No gamblers faced trial.
Local and general notices describe upcoming Knights of Pythias anniversary events and social happenings. References to entertainers and community actions mix with brief reports on health board statements and a federal case involving a blacksmith, murder, and potential life imprisonment.
Major Peixoto has ordered the Columbia Parl Boys of San Francisco to camp in the armory or on Miller street. The decision favored camping in the Territorial Shooting Gallery on Miller street after quarantine. A town fundraiser has opened to cover camp expenses with pledges and letters of support rolling in.
Mabelle Biggart of New York, visiting Wailuku, will sail to Honolulu by the Mauna Kea and leave for the mainland in March. She spoke to a large Wailuku Union Church audience about her coming Hawaii book with pictures of industrial, scenic, and historical aspects. New York and Berlin capitalists plan a May dirigible balloon flight across the Atlantic carrying 10,100 cubic feet of gas.
Fragmentary OCR describes the vessel Wilhelmina with damage below the waterline. The propelling machinery is described as fitted for four masts under Lloyd's supervision. Citations to March 2, 2691 appear in the garbled text, suggesting a typed era.
A chaotic report from Werribie describes Mrs Ah Meow accused of leaving her husband after a suspicion of infidelity. The tale involves a Chinese man, Ah Mev, pressuring the wife to attend a theater, with events centered around baby care and a later confrontation at home. Police involvement and a deputy’s anticipated interview are noted amid local social tensions.
The readable lines show names such as Chiyo Maru and B.A.T. Thoman with scattered dates in February. The fragment mentions Fordhama Latint Vo and Tenyo Mar with references to Honolulu and other unclear terms, suggesting a partial schedule or shipping list with several unreadable items.
A subdued trading morning saw modest activity with several names listed. Mat Wallus Manapple traded at 29.50 for a large block, while Mawatian Bugur Co hovered around 2.75 and Plonner touched 17.69. Hawaiian Sugar and Pioneer Hold and Oahu Sugar moved at 38 on the board after earlier hedging, with 165 lowees quoted between 6.875 and the bound.
The Chamber of Commerce meeting was postponed from this afternoon to tomorrow at 4 o clock in the Stanley Building. Marston Campbell will deliver a talk on harbor improvements and public utilities to the general public in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
A fragmented message received by the Alameda postroom shows a note to Brewer in Honolulu sent by C. In Dowd. The lines reference a time eight p.m. and a distance of 815 miles, indicating a maritime or telegraphic communication detail. Further context is limited by the garbled OCR text and lacks clear dates or full sender data.
Freight movements and vessel arrivals are reported for Honolulu and points across the Pacific. Descriptions cover several ships including the Helene and Busha Maru, plus coal shipments from Moji and a Kana i call. Multiple routes such as San Francisco to Alameda and Hong Kong to Japan are noted with dates and port activity.
Purser Peper reports arriving from Kanal ports a speeding incident near Garden Inland. A transamed car driven at high speed overtook another vehicle and collided with an army wagon near Heretania Street Poncavola. Sheriff Rose notes the chauffeur's dash past the other car nearly caused a crash. the wagon’s crew acted swiftly to avoid collision.
Real estate records list transfers among Mra O T Artip, Joseph, and others including Al Ge and Gogers with dates in February 1910. Shipping and port schedules show sailings for Hawaii routes to and from San Francisco and Honolulu, with vessels such as Chiyo Maru and Tenyo Maru listed alongside port calls through February 26.
ANOTHER ADVANCE in freight rates for transporting lumber from Portland California ports has been announced amid a hardening market. The latest figures show shipments from T to WH and thousand feet to San Francisco at 4 to 4.50 per thousand feet to Redondo San Pedro and San Diego. rates from Portland to San Francisco expected to rise by next summer. Six months ago the price was around 3 per thousand feet. Sailing ship viability remains uncertain but profitable operation is implied as the schooner Kexpanelon arrived to load lumber for San Pedro.
A telegram lists passengers booked for the Mongolia sailing from Alameda to San Francisco on February 28 with many names including Mr and Mrs A S Mouniog Mrs C P Hubbard and Mrs I M Barsa ro. It also notes arrivals from Honolulu, Yokohama, and Vancouver and lists departures to San Francisco Yokohama Vancouver Colonies and other ports. Four thousand racks of raunt mgan arrived at the port this morning by the Intental and stouman tomnu.
At the annual meeting of the shareholders of Wailuku Sugar Company held in Honolulu the following officers and directors were elected to serve for the ensuing year: Robinson as president, G. M. Robertson as director, H. All, W. W. North, and T. R. Robinson as directors. C. MH. Cooke named auditor. The slate includes local representatives for the board. Also noted: Wailuku Sugar Co. secretary Wailuku, Feb. 16, 1910. Meanwhile ships and shipments are described with details about the Japanese freighter Huis Mari and the Manshi Maru, with movements from Moji to Honolulu and Le Havre, and a schooner William Olsen out from Port Townsend with cargo.
Advices say the Toyo Khwa Kaleha liner Hongkong Mara arrived at Jajina Cruz port during its current voyage from South American ports to Japan. The vessel reportedly sailed from the Tathmian port on February 20 with Honolulu as its destination.
At the annual meeting in Honolulu officers and directors were elected for the ensuing year BF Weahop president A Kennedy vice president Gev WH Robertson treasurer AW We North secretary T R Robinson and directors W W North B A Cooke and Dinwotuen.
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