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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1910
Page
3
A garbled OCR list shows multiple entries of events and notices dated January 21 to January 24. Mentions include various names, venues, and activities from The Hawaiian newspaper pages, with scattered references to people such as Banmior and others, and to dates January 20 21 22 24. The fragmentary text resembles a community calendar or social notes section with event names and places.
A chaotic fragment outlines an Empire program with women and humor, promising plotlines and new candidates. It hints at a show with satire, drama, and music while noting a controversial segment titled Herraws wf Clothes and a dramatic domestic angle.
A sensational tale unfolds as a young woman manipulates a broker to secure marriage, sparking a deadly chain of choices. Amid a brutal social scene the plot exposes fragility and weakness in humanity, with a climactic twist of jealousy and fate.
A fragmented report describes multiple ships and routes around Hawai i in 1960 including arrivals at Oceanites wharf and Chuainel wharf. It mentions officers, examinations, and port procedures alongside tangled vessel names and cargo notes.
A scattered page snippet lists classified rates and ads for employment, car and hat cleaning, carriage work, and engraving services. It mentions Mike Paton, Hawalian Carriage Mkt Co, Kool ua mew, Expert Hat Cleaners, and various local establishments, along with fragmented notes on social events and individuals.
A jumble of shop notices from Honolulu vendors includes Carlo Joan wholesale jewelry, a cafe offer, and a wine and drink venue. Hite clan in San Francisco contact. Metropolitan Market announces Oriental goods and home items. Ahoy Nunnna Street merchant showcases waistcoats, dresses, and Coast imports. Waverley Hotel street vendor updates on new wares. Linen Loan Co. representative travels from San Francisco. Palm Care promises ready provender for horses. Union Hardware highlights high quality medical tatters and furniture. Athletic underwear and new writings at Yeo Chan. Lost Home charity event planned for Wednesday January 3rd. Woolen wear and fancy accessories arriving. Ming Kate Woodard store on Fort Street features new goods next to the Convent. Adimonte vibrator promotion shown to attract demonstrations.
A readable piece notes a natural method taught by Mie Mathews, highlighting ease over hard study. It contrasts gentle approaches with rigorous grammar drills and mentions figures like Artie Cai and Gosman Iy. The article frames the method as accessible to beginners and suggests future potential for language education.
A bevy of twenty pretty Hawaiian girls greeted visitors as the Maki Maike left for Cleveland. Aboard the Mokol, the hike committee and delegates celebrated with leis and purple emblems while bands played. The crowd waved from the docks and shore as decorations and hospitality highlighted the event despite strong waves and restricted boarding.
The market showed uneven activity as sugar stocks fluctuated with brokers citing cautious buyers awaiting clearer signals from February midpoints. Wall Street firms reported prices around 28.50 for certain notes while Pan-wheel shares dipped and others held near 7.78, with traders awaiting steadier guidance amidst general market lag.
A chaotic afternoon brawl on Fort Street ends with two men fighting dogs and a police officer intervening. Tony Lanny and a second man, both involved in a street dispute, were arrested or questioned as investigations proceed. One party awaits a court appearance tomorrow morning on drunkenness charges.
The Christian Endeavor Society hosted a luncheon at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel for visiting Kuuleavoroes of Cleveland. Attendees included numerous named individuals, families, and guests from Portland, New York, Minneapolis, Denver, and more. Meanwhile a Hawaii cargo vessel faced delays and a decision on sailing plans for the Orient voyage, with freight, especially sugar and pineapples, noted.
Shipping notices list routes and ports with multiple ship names and destinations including Manila Hongkong Jagan porta and San Francisco Nippon Maru. It notes sea passage dates January 24 26 and references several crews and captains in the fray.
A historical passenger list details departures and travelers aboard multiple steamships from January 24 to 25. Names include Mr and Mrs Power, Mr and Mrs Wetherby, Chas Henry, J Kennedy, Julian Warmer, and many others. Also lists ports like Bon Francisco, Cleveland, Hong Kong, and Manna Kea, with various ship routes and departure times.
A crowd of passenger names and destinations is listed including Mauna Toa for Kenya and Kau ports with Jan 28, and ships like the Buford and Sheridan arriving or departing. Readouts include Yokohama and Vancouver segments with dates in late January and February for various routes.
The article notes Ltton 18 King aboard Nippon Maru with plans to rest in Honolulu for several weeks. D. A. Wilson will depart to Shanghai to join the American consulate. Two American-Hawaiian ships arrive at port the Nevidan from San Francisco and the Missouri from Puget Sound. The Missouri carries weather freights and will discharge at Kahului and Hilo. A large sugar shipment is planned from various Hawaiian ports aboard the Minourian.
The Honolulu meeting notice records the Hawaiian Keune Club annual meeting on January 24 1910 at the Tim Sharp building. Officers elected include Jonah K Kalantapoor GW Ashford Jouon P Mukatnat Oliver K BUHOAn and J6S8E PF MAKAMNAT with Katute as secretary. Adjourned meeting referenced and directors named.
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