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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1905
Page
8
Fragmented weather note reports temperatures at dawn and noon, humidity and dew point details, wind velocity and direction, and total wind movement over a 24 hour period. Names appear garbled but imply a weather bureau or director.
Shipping list notes passengers and crew aboard the Korea from Yokohama to Honolulu and San Francisco. It includes Mai and Hamall porte Hinwa and many others, with steerage and cabin passengers listed, plus a 1600 ton freight tally and an expected arrival around the 20th. Rent cards advertised at the Bulletin.
Kaulin, a youth educator figure, pleaded guilty to assault and battery after being arrested for selling a captured boy on Port Street. He was fined 25 dollars. The boy Prank Cay tue faced reform school sentencing for the remainder of his minority. The incident drew public disturbance and police inquiry led by Superintendent Atkinson.
President Isenberg of the Honolulu Dumpball League will convene a meeting of the league next Thursday. A communication from team captains and managers requests discussion of the coming diamond season and a planted schedule. The Rapid Transit and Spalding cup awards for the Honolulu Athletic Club champions will be addressed. The Kinawan meeting was postponed to this afternoon due to a prior gathering.
Notice for annual stockholders meeting of the Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Company to be held in the Wahine Room of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce on Thursday January 86, 1808 at 10 o clock a.m. Stock books open for transfers from January 2 to January 7, 1808. George P. Thiblen secretary.
Shipping intelligence lists vessels departed and expected ports with dates and times. Entries mention Chinn Privie from Satin Thinetsee, J A Commune from Walinannie, Sonoma Hayward from Colonies, OIetme Roxevrane from Monterey, and multiple other ships bound for Maui Hawaii San Necca and ports like Hilo and Kanala.
A long list of passengers and associated individuals from San Francisco, China, Yokohama, Kobe, and other ports is recorded. Names include Mr. and Mrs. various surnames, minors, and multiple family members traveling together, with destinations and affiliations implied by titles and initials. The fragment resembles a passenger manifest or society notice.
On Maul two new companies filed articles of association with the Treasurer. The Maul Publishing Co lists capital stock at 7 600, later potentially 26 000, with M. Willian as president and DH. Case as secretary, among others. The Mani Dry Goode & Grocery Co ratified similar formation with capital at 99 800, later 100 000, naming John Werdick as president and Joaquin Gareta among directors.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names and travel notes for vessels and passengers including Nawiliwith bound routes and expected departures. The readable items show multiple individuals such as A Wilcox C F Merrit Ming Alice Jones Mia and others, with unclear destinations and dates. The overall item resembles a passenger or crew manifest note with scattered names and places.
Federal authorities pursue a confusing incident involving a soldier from Camp McKinney captured in a net by Olver Abana of the Pollow Department. Marshal Hendry and Quartermaster Copan Huimpthey descended on the scene to seize the attire, while unclear notes describe parade dress and a closing plan at the line.
Notice to mariners reports updates to lighthouse structures and navigational aids along Oregon and Washington coasts. Replacement buoys and daymarks are planned, with measurements and locations indicated for North Spit Jetty, Point Brown Spit, Westport Spit, and nearby channels. Mariners should note reconstructions and planned reestablishment of aids as soon as practicable.
A long list of travelers and passengers is recorded as arriving in port early morning from Crom tier Colonies aboard the Paxcongern for Honalain. The document names numerous individuals and families, noting their routes and the voyage's pleasant progress.
Fragmentary OCR text references names and places but lacks coherent details. The readable lines hint at a named person or event but the core facts remain obscured, offering no clear outcome, dates, or organizations to anchor a precise summary.
Auction notice fragment mentions sale terms but omits date location and buyer details. The readable text suggests an auction sale event with parties involved but lacks concrete identifiers or scheduling to form a complete summary card.
Lam instructed by Bt eM Swanay to sell at public auction on Tuesday January 24 1905 at my sale room 47 Kaahumany 8 One soil house ward chart Vinced in pasturage at Kaaloa by one Kamakala K u t o s s pasturage but nd expenses a ball ba paid by him prior to date of sale
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