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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
3
A cluttered note lists shopping items and reminders for a West Coast department store area. Mentions temporary displays, cosmetics, hotel nearby, and a planned inspection at a San Francisco location. Names and dates are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Fragmented social column notes list names and places with January dates from Brooklon NY through San Francisco and Hawaii. The item compiles reader notices of attendees and appearances across multiple cities and venues, ending with Honolulu entries.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dance hall event on Kuku Street with a band named Wuwaduiwa Cle Thule playing Tonight. Reads like a local entertainment teaser with unclear venue time and performers.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a historic newspaper item about a murder and a referenced comedy. Clear details are unavailable, but the piece likely notes a person named Allen and a killer or suspect, with possible location hints and dates missing. No verifiable events or quotes can be established from the readable lines.
A garbled local page lists classified ads and notices including job ads, engraving, physical culture, carriage work, pet products, and stamps. It notes police actions and a court appearance, with references to a dancing academy, hall classes, and showrooms. The text is uneven and fragmentary, reflecting OCR issues but preserves names and places such as Fort Street and the Royal Hawaiian Dancing Academy.
Longshore notes from the harbor recount the Cor Wide convoy and the Coronade voyage plans. Captain Lawrents of the OWL liner Australie era oversees the Alameda route while Wilhelmina Contends with engine checks and schedule changes. The American schooner Helene carries timber to Allen & Robinson in a fifteen day passage from Port Lido.
Fragmentary OCR notes list sailing points and dates including Yokohama Nippon, Vancouver Makura, Colonie Por Mokura and Ban Franchcu Por Manchuria with departures in January February and a mix of cities. Entities appear inconsistent but indicate planned shipments and travel to ports in Manchuria Nippon Makura and Mokura with dates January through February.
Judge Andrade weighs use of garnishee power to remit a $600 fine on Japanese auctioneer Tahy Kiorda for license violations. County Attorney Milverton objects, noting Supreme Court limits. Judge Quarles to review possible avenues as the matter proceeds. Meanwhile, Territorial Tax Administrator Wilder plans swift action to garnish back taxes. about $4,000 owed by Honolulu city and county employees, with February 28 date set for rigorous collection.
Readers learn of a community gathering at the Outrheger grounds featuring Kane Haniel Acqialle Chile participants and Hawaii cultural displays. The event includes canons, demonstrations, and a keynote on Kahuna heritage as families and youths observe traditional duties and celebrations.
Aulfatia Féiteriay reports from the bulletin office with line 258 contact details and the Rog Phase 180 notation. The item lists a phone contact and phase reference, suggesting a procedural or administrative bulletin entry.
Street lighting work in Kaimuki advances after delays due to material shortages. Wires have been strung along poles in Kaimuki district and installation should proceed. Matron Navigation reports a yacht voyage and repairs, with vessels like the Helene and the Hilonian mentioned in separate maritime notes.
A scrambled shipping ledger lists vessels and routes between San Francisco Honolulu Honolulu Mauna Kea Kona and Kaul ports with arrivals and departures dated January 21 to February 6. It includes ships Manchuria Mauna Loa Mikahala Claudine and Chiyo Maru, with crews, owners, and naval cargo notes.
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