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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
2
OCR heavy fragment lists dates and names across multiple places such as January 29 and January 25. The jumbled items reference people, locations, and events including Chicago, Salt Lake City, Manchester, and Maul with scattered weekdays and numeric stamps, resembling a public notices or social column roundup.
A cluttered local column lists classifieds and notices from businesses and residents. Items mention engraving shops, car care, cleaning services, horses and stables, a midweek event, and an upcoming assembly at a church, with references to local figures and a speech by Mikami at the capitol.
The American ship trade reports cargoes and arrivals from Hong Kong, Japan, and China with notes on the German ships Halle Ricken and other vessels. Hackfeld & Co and the Tai Kien Kaisha lines coordinate freight, passengers, and onward connections to San Francisco and Honolulu as ships sail and dock.
A sparse report notes a win by Monti at an unnamed harbor event. Sairling set a tearing pace in a race remembered for tight competition near the quay. Jim We Hehe and Qleen are listed among participants with limited details.
Fragmented OCR text shows shopping and business reminders, advert lines, and promotional phrases. It mentions a sale period, customer responses, and a promotional offer from a company named WOW WriktE Co Ltd. The readable fragments reference payments, interest, and a call to open an account at a bank or financial firm in Hawaii.
Police court notes describe a morning in which several Chinese men were arrested on a charge related to assault and extortion linked to a marriage dispute. The case involved statements from a complainant and judge Humphreys, with lengthy testimony and courtroom debate. A suspect, a boy named George Wukones War, was released by the sheriff after a medical check showed minor injuries. The article notes ongoing legal actions against others for misconduct and mentions related arrests and warrants ongoing in the case.
Bulletin lists the business office phone 256 and editorial room phone 185 for inquiries and notices.
The Columbia Park Hoyes travel party plans a February visit to Australia with a grand parade expected in Sydney. They will perform athletic entertainments at the Opera House and stage a notable white-themed event in Melbourne, aiming to entertain and inspire across the Commonwealth.
Chinese clubs schedule baseball play starting New Years Day at Ania Park. Allen and Allan lead the Chine Studentiw team under coach Taber with L. Kaan Choek managing. Weather permitting, games run every afternoon highlighting a world effort between the Sutut and other teams as they contest the Coloedal's new year.
A scrambled report notes upcoming lectures at the Young hotel on lending in Europe. It mentions naval planning and troop movements, with references to Moyne and general officers, a three day wall and six day timeline, plus unconfirmed Navy Department decisions and a Fluo expedition.
Shipping notices list multiple connections among Hong Kong, Japan, Hawaii, Maui, Molokai, San Francisco, Alameda, and Manila with schedules from January 27 to February 16. Vessels including Walport, Chiys, Kinam, Mauna Kea, and Wilhelmia appear in departures and arrivals with numerous port pairings and dates.
Entries show multiple property transfers recorded on January 25 and January 26 1910 including buyers such as Miller, Sal, and Savidge with assignments among individuals and firms like Young Co and Castle to Lovie Ub Wood. Details are garbled but indicate standard deed recordings and names tied to local properties.
The Cleveland delegation plans to secure travel for a Fall transcontinental trip, organizing transport with rival rail companies while critics in the party debate the route. Investigation into the voyage includes overseas travel to San Francisco via a German steamer from Honolulu, with interviews during the voyage and rebooking schemes discussed.
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