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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1907
Page
6
A terse dispatch from Honolulu dated January 22 reports on travel and commerce between Honolulu and San Francisco. Names appear garbled but indicate links between locations and maritime or airline routes, with emphasis on scheduling and movement. The fragmentary text suggests a routine update rather than a major event.
Train schedule notes for Oahu Railway showing arrivals from Kabuku Wat line and Walawan to Honolulu and returns from Pearl City. Includes Sunday only Halewala Limited service, daily and special runs, with times around early morning noon and afternoon. The fragment references routes through Waialua Wahiawa and Pearl City, and includes printing credit.
Alexander and Baldwin announces the appointment of a new vice president, naming Reinhart Grinetteior to lead strategic operations. The change positions Grinetteior to oversee key projects and corporate growth initiatives.
Bishop and Company issues letters of credit from Bank of California and The London Joint Stock Bank Limited London. Correspondents include the American Express Company and Thos Cook and Son. Interest is allowed on term and savings bank deposits.
Claus Spreckels & Co. bankers list shows supported banks including San Francisco Agenta The Ne da National Hank of Bap Franciseo and other international institutions. It notes deposits received and credits issued with letters of credit and exchange services between major financial houses.
The First American Savings and Trust Co of Hawaii shows subscribed capital of 200000 and paid up capital of 100000. President Cell Brown Vice President M P Robinson. Savings deposits receive interest at 4.2 percent yearly. Office at Corner Fort and King Streets.
The text lists Yokohama and Spacia Bank with multiple branches and agencies including Honolulu at 67 King Street. It describes activities such as buying and receiving for collection bills of exchange drafts and letters of credit plus general banking business conducted through the Honolulu Branch.
Agents for Commercial and sugar factors Maui Agricultural Company Kibet Plantation Company Hawaiian Sugar Company Kahuku Plantation Company Jalirona Company Ranch Company. Includes insurance agents and various plantation houses serving as sugar factors and commission merchants.
Castle and Cooke Ltd acts as commission merchants sugar factor and agent for The Ewa Plantation Co The Waialua Agricultural Co The Fulton Iron Work The Standard Oil Co The Geo F BISHE Steam Pumpe and others The New England Life Insurance Co of Boston in Hartford Conn The Alliance Assurance Co of London and Weston's Centrifugals among listed firms
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C Brewer Co Ltd Honolulu officers listed M Cook Jones C M Cook directors. Also named are Hawaiian Agricultural Cow Ookali Sugar Plant Co Ormea Sugar Co Honomu Sugar Co Wailuku Popeevee Fugee Co and The Planters Line of San Francisco Packets Chas Grower Co’s line of Moston Packets.
The text states Hawaii standard time is 40 hours 20 minutes slower than Greenwich Mean Time, and mentions a meridian of 157 degrees 20 minutes. It notes a 12:30 p.m. whistle relative to Greenwich time and provides total time calculations for a group.
The excerpt notes varied maritime activity including lumber trade with Oregon and Washington, border duties, and foreign cargo ships. It highlights the Antitochas from Liverpool with 14,300 tons of general freight, her design, and a distantly described hull described as a novel vessel. The piece mentions broader shipping movements around the coast and bay waters.
The passage lists multiple names and initials, including Koel, San Feanetae, Chits, Lintwigeen, Mee Vingon, MisLaiod, Mia W. sfariaie, KL, Builth, Hemphill, WA Gils, Sholay Hoblacon, Levy, Draid Mere Ww, Beinkerheit, Mian, Wille, and David Anderson with a mention of a planned event or action by 8 TRiguting aul Wie.
A damaged clipping lists many names and relations such as Mr and Mrs, with scattered fragments like Harohd Caste and Dod Praphinen, plus mentions of a motor, a wife and daughter, and several couples. The legible content suggests social or public notices but lacks clear actions or dates.
A long OCR readout lists numerous personal names and partial locations without coherent context. It includes references to individuals such as Aline Ay Croaton, A. Moore and child, Kate Welsh, Fred Harrie, Mather Wynan, George H. Uhutdy, and many others, with scattered month dates like Jan 15 and May, and vague place cues such as Port and Latin. The fragmentary text resembles a damaged notice or directory snippet lacking a clear event or action.
Reported arrival of Japanese squadron under Rear Admiral Tentoke to be welcomed in Pebrumry. Ships Matonshita Casukite shi and Howbidate described as sea craft prepared for voyage. Admiral Jo praised for prior support. wartime alliance noted with Emperor’s commendation.
A derailed OCR report discusses Captain Hayward of the steamer Ventura Come under scrutiny for sending a letter to Treasury and facing a $450 fine. The matter centers on passenger pass violations and enforcement lapses over twenty years. The Treasury secretary remitted fines for two trips while noting the charge and tone of Captain Hayward’s letter. The record cites Collector Stratton and notes a cautious stance toward enforcement and public mention of the case.
Two American-Hawaiian steamers prepare to move freight from the coast. The Quadforttin will depart first, likely Wednesday, carrying large quantities to Honolulu via San Francisco. Nebriafon, newly loaded, sails for Salina Crow with an estimated 5400 tons.
The item advertises concise and complete translations offered in Bulletin monthly Weekly Bulletin and per year pricing plans. It targets business readers seeking quick multilingual references for routine commerce. The notice emphasizes availability in Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition.
A damaged account describes multiple stowaways on the Alameda waterfront. Authorities pursue and question suspects Alfred Frottan Eddie Laws Abrabate Portigdeme, with one man Alfred Frottan observed in a tree during the event.
The Steamer Alena arrived at 10 o clock this morning bound for the Coast with minimal passenger list. Captain Walton and Mr Howey, aboard for weeks, reported the craft in nearly best possible condition apart from a few lifeboats condemned. He plans to return next year for the annual inspection.
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