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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1910
Page
3
A garbled OCR list shows multiple dates and names with unclear events. It mentions January 20 as a Saturday, references New York and a Barrack appearance on January 26, and includes stray phrases about a meeting and public notices, though details are illegible.
Miners and townsfolk mourn the death of Ward who died this morning after months of illness. Born in New Zealand, he came to the islands as a youth and was valued as an accountant and fraternal worker. He led a life active in Masonic circles and several city clubs, with funeral at the Hale on Monday after services at the temple.
An 7th morning meeting covered appointing the Kotla Mitel Company amends and drought planning. Officers elected include second vice president Waller, treasurer Pagtnw, editor KP McCre nou, director J AM Dowcott, with Hind as chair, Thomas Parker, Henry Waterhowne and Traye Company noted among attendees.
Local and general classifieds offer affordable services for business needs. Automobiles, engraving, laundry, hat cleaning, carriage work, and stables are promoted with low costs and payment terms. Readers are urged to settle accounts by January 2 at the bid store 160 Kingston Street as some ads end.
Shopping notes list offerings from Wah Choice Co at Waverley Dock and Hotel Street with fine wear, jewelry, underwear, wool sweaters, and leather goods from various shops. Kate Woodard displays woolen garments on Fort Street while Trent Trust Co advertises Kalnuki jewelry for $400 for a limited period. The Clarion promotes affordable furnishings and The Preach Laundry seeks a competent driver.
Chief McDully and his men conducted a night raid on Saturday striking a group of Chinese gamblers in Kaneohe. The operation disrupted a taikan game and led to the detaining of about two dozen suspects who later failed to appear in court.
Judge Anderde finds no evidence of ownership of the note against Mills and rules for the defendant De Fries in a suit over payment for a book about the Hiven Of Mies. C F Chil ingworth represented the defendant.
Notice to mariners that Middle Ground Wea Bod Husy, a H and ee OU, is working the xplt between the eldinely going into North ne Howthoye, HuWboHlt Nay. Califor heretofore aS willitt, was serluced January 19, 1010.
Partial transcript shows ACHI backing Lorrin Andrews for a party leadership role. Mentions Andrews as a strong, young, capable figure with broad knowledge. References to party secrets, voter sentiment, and internal comparisons to Ada and Marika, with emphasis on leadership suitability and operant influence within the Republican camp.
A fragmented report describes Hawaii political figures Buckland and Kinney in a tense meeting discussing party strategy for a forthcoming campaign. The piece mentions Democratic and Republican maneuvers, local leaders, and fears of party influence on the islands during a volatile electoral period.
A garbled wartime dispatch notes a vow about naval reach and supply movements. It mentions a large shipment including cargo from Abel and Molokal, with details of vessels and units arriving at an inland station amid a tense regional backdrop.
Fragmentary page notes describe a case where jewels were removed, a monkey linked to events, and a suspect linked to a prison number. Items listed include diamonds, rubies, a pendant, a string of pearls, stick pins, and other jewelry. Investigation details and statements are partially garbled with unclear names and sequence.
Five relatives arrived in Honolulu this morning by the Elberka for the golden wedding celebration of Mr and Mrs Alexander Young. The couple were married in London nearly sixty years ago and their anniversary will be marked on March 6 with private and social celebrations planned.
Shipping reports list cargo ships, passenger names, and port movements from January across San Francisco, Yokohama, Hongkong, Manila, and Honolulu. It notes vessel arrivals and departures, crews, and notable figures. includes details on ships such as Mauna Kea Mauna Loa Manchuria and various steamers, with future sailings and destination ports.
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