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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1906
Page
8
Fragmentary text references AWWA, SGML, Phy Wander Hawall and Loe ben Teli ble MASE. Statements discuss life matter, questions of teri grbde, and weather outlook. Language is garbled with unreadable names and dates, no clear event or outcome.
A protest hearing in a Crom examination session involved W. C. Pew Cork and Peacock and Co. A. W. T. Bottomley testified on the incorporation issue of Hiksop & Co. J. L. Auerbart Z. F. Lansing spoke about notices for the adjourned annual meeting. The protest aimed at the calling of the meeting and was delivered to Peacock. The proceedings resume this afternoon.
Federal authorities arrested a Porto Rican woman known as Crue Tor fo alias Maria Crueda on a bigamy charge. The complaint alleges marriages on June 11, 1900 to Serapio Haliet and on July 24, 1905 to Abelino Mercado plus a prior claimed husband. The case is before U G 8 Commissioner Muling tomorrow.
The article notes Babbitt will travel tomorrow afternoon from Tanai to Lahaina to inspect two schools on the inland route. He plans a full circuit of Maal, staying at least two weeks for the inspection, before returning.
Divers and crew work with steamer Lotus to salvage the Martha DaVia wreck in Hilo harbor. The ship carried wine cans along with herring fertilizer and other goods, most of which are water damaged. Captain Miller has the derelict removal contract and plans to lift the hull then dynamite the wreck to recover remaining cargo.
Mr Chas R Shaw hosted a luau at the home of Mr and Mrs Ixaac Harbottle in Waikiki to celebrate his twenty second birthday. Guests included Miss Browia Fowler Miss Tus Wharton Mine Mabel Kinney Mise Eva Kinney Mise Kealoha Hookano and several others such as Mies Victoria Abuna Miss Annie Akita Mien Mary Legros Miss Lily Hissey Mex Nellie Brown Mrs Christi Brown Mrs Tanae Harbottle Mrs Linaip Hookano Ernest Wilkes and Charles Place among many invitees.
The Orpheum presents its first performance featuring The Hall-White in a new Hawaiian play drawing much talk among Stergoers who are eager to see it. The double bill also includes the comedy Turned Up and an enlarged singe attraction.
Weather and time notes show a full moon on January 10 and standard differences with Greenwich time. The document lists arrivals at port including ships Stein, Kavikeuoull, Helene, Paulas nA, and several others with their originating ports such as Kohatalete, Nowfliett, Kauai, Hawaii, and Victoria. Departures include Klikitat for Port Townend, Olympic for Kanna, and multiple other vessels including Lynam, Monterey bound, with schedules around January 12 to 15.
On January 14 passengers arrived at the port list including W. G. Hat C. M. Cooke F. J. Hare C. W. Billy Mies Fy Raokin Lily Almvia Hanubhe Me Heil Mrs. Schilling Ain. A. Perry Leong Ching and 85 deck per CoA 8 from Vancouver and Victoria F. Dillinn Mrs Billings Mr. Whittaker Rhodes W. Boyden Mr. Coxboud all noted in the arrival logs.
Local Office reports January 15 figures with temperatures from early morning 72 at 6 and 8 and 10 am The record includes humidity dew point wind velocity and direction rainfall totals and total wind movement for the previous 24 hours Alexander McC Ashely Section Director U S Weather Bureau field notes.
The German Benevolent Society announces its annual meeting on January 17, 1906, at 2 o'clock. The notice appears in the local office of H. Hack, with further details and officers listed in the jumble of names at the end, including Johann Eckardt and J Hjorth. The Kingston area reference to Kauai suggests a broader scope or misprint in the OCR.
In port Saturday at Mantla the Aranaport Thomas hosted Joseph Fernandes a St. Louis College alumnus and noted rider and football and baseball player. He earned prizes for horsemanship at the Presidio and rose from the ranks to command in the coast guard environment.
The wait for a tow boat began after a reef incident near the railroad dock as high winds and a blocked channel hampered movement. The dock was crowded with pontoons, some upright, others overturned from yesterday’s rough seas. The steamship Itch by Inch slowly left the harbor, with the Marion Chilcott towed to deeper water by the Fearless, delaying two hours for the Rosecrans to tow toward Monterey.
A report claimed Dr. le Cofer, head of Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, discharged white workers and natives to hire Japanese laborers. Dr. Cofer called the tale untrue, noting 35 staff at the Quarantine Station including nine Japanese laborers, all long employed, with most workers born locally. He said the same number of Orientals have worked there since he arrived, contradicting the circulating account.
A special meeting of the shareholders of Alexander and Baldwin Limited is set for Tuesday January 30 1906 at o’clock P M at the Stangenwald Building Honolulu Hawaii. The purpose is to consider increasing the capital stock and other business as may arise. Elmer B Paxto Secretary. Dated Honolulu January 14 1905.
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