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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
3
Incomplete OCR fragment lists many personal names and places including New York Philadelphia and San Francisco. The text mentions dates like February 17 and names several times, but specifics are obscured. It resembles a directory style item with scattered references to people and cities.
A liner from Hong Kong and Japan arrives at the port with space for about one hundred fifty passengers. Notables booked include Mr and Mrs Wilton, Gen and Mrs Wilton, and several others, as officials expect arrivals by early evening.
A jumbled local page lists meetings and misused addresses. Mentions a health meeting at 2 o clock, a Chinese property damage case, and engagements among Hawaiian and San Francisco Chronicle readers. Police court cases loom with many named residents and witnesses.
A writ issued by Honorable William L. Whitley in the First Circuit Honolulu orders sale by public auction of the Ket On Ful Kon Society property to satisfy a judgment of three thousand six hundred fifty dollars plus costs. The sale is set for 12 o'clock at the Chinatown Auction Rooms on Merchant Street.
A Honolulu news item details various shipping movements and land parcels. The British ship Celtic reports trouble near the Makaweli wharf with unknown damage, while the US Army transports Thomas and Crook depart Manila routes via Honolulu with expected arrivals in March. The Claudine brings cargo from Hawaii ports, and public land descriptions in Honolulu are recorded, including a land award to Hatiama no Kini and a sheriffs’ notice. Shipping schedules indicate interisland steamers Maups Loa and intercontinental liners preparing for departures.
Government notice prohibits all fires in the Tantalus district area due to wind and safety concerns. Requires permits from the Fire Warden or Forest Ranger. names Ralph S. Momnior as Fire Warden and David Houghs and David Kapthe as officials handling permits. dated February 17, 1910, Honolulu Hawaii.
A brief report notes Chief McDude pursuing a group on Kine and Alapal streets yesterday afternoon. He managed to detain only two individuals while a larger crowd remained elusive. Local authorities continue to pursue those involved.
The Wilhelmina, a premium passenger liner, attracts thousands in the North Pacific with elegant dining saloon, smoking rooms, and officer quarters arranged for comfort. Nearly 126 final tickets have been issued for the San Francisco coast run, with strong early bookings noted.
A dense extract shows vessel itineraries from San Francisco to Hawaii Maul and Kona ports with numerous passenger names including Claudine, Wilhelmina, and many others. It details sailings for February 17 to 22 with ships like Ban Frantisco Alameda and Ban Franches Mongolia and mentions attendees from Hawaii, Manila, and various locales.
The readable fragments show maritime postings with routes from Yokohama to Vancouver and San Francisco to Hong Kong, listing departure and arrival dates in February and March. It references ships like Malle and Manuka, with ports including Seattle and Honolulu and mentions of arrival dates in early February.
Fragmentary wire service text from 1910 mentions events near Alameda with weather notes and an arrival of a well and possible trains or ships. Names and places are unclear, but references to February and a Friday hint at a dated, mixed-era brief. The legible content includes a well, a figure 538, and variable weather, with an arrival anticipated Friday.
American Boys fret performance at the Opera House tonight. Seats on sale at Bergatrom's Music Co. M. and Silva, the undertaker, moved to new Chaplain Lane location opposite Catholic Alter. Honolulu Construction Draying Co. offers delivery and trial orders. call 261. Lawor and Cook advertise sturdy ladders in their window at Ane Hae sign. Lewers & Co. features reliable items for homes and stores.
Bi. Angus represents Hoo lulu Todge to use city and county board approval for Hawaiian band at the big carnival at Mwhop Park February 21. The event aims to attract a large crowd with seating set aside at Aalal Park. Names listed include ALK Viera, Kaban anchor, Kiyann, Latini, Straker, Ku milolo, Bol bo, Papeo, W. Kul paki, and attendees Lows Vora Orie, 8 Wika mud Kiki. Lawrence Gronfeld, California boxer, seeks to attend Ho HOH with a Ko.
Real estate transfers listed with multiple names including Mary EB MacGregor Patrick W Ryan and Noah N Kauhane with trustees and companies. The text also notes a meeting of women in military work at Andrew's Cathedral Parish and mentions Japanese influence in the islands. Military figures J D Glennan arrives for duty and changes in hospital command are noted along with other scattered items from the era.
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