McKinley Lodge No. 8 K of P Meeting Notice
McKinley Lodge No. 8 K of P meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday at 7:29 pm in K of P Hall corner Fort and Bors. Visiting brothers cordially invited. A Taylor, C Br. A Jacobson, ex n.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
3
McKinley Lodge No. 8 K of P meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday at 7:29 pm in K of P Hall corner Fort and Bors. Visiting brothers cordially invited. A Taylor, C Br. A Jacobson, ex n.
A fragmented list of names and dates from early July social notices. Mentions individuals in cities such as Los Angeles Chicago New York San Francisco and Washington with scattered dates like July 4 5 and 6 and partial affiliations. The text reads as a roster of attendees or correspondents without a clear narrative or event context.
A garbled 1908 to 1963 document refers to petitions, land values, registrations, and financial entries involving judge named Robinson Nani. The readable items mention various dates, land area, and amounts such as 601.05, with scattered references to records, registrations, and archival entries.
City officials unveil a plan to install four hundred new lights across Honolulu from Kalihi to Kaimuki. Superintendent Frasee and a tight election department committee back the project, allowing flexibility for future illumination needs as funds permit. The full map shows light locations and a proposed metal canopy over districts, with work possibly starting within five months.
The Carter estate account was presented to the court by trustees George Carter and Te Galt. It shows assets totaling $273,042.80 invested, a balance in the bank of $108.14, and a distributed principal of $275,148.98 against the Henry AW Carter estate.
Twenty three residents and six taxpayers of Chelatley lane appeal to city and county officials for relief from a darkened street. They request the installation of two lamps, and the matter goes to the traffic committee for action.
A garbled OCR style notice lists various services and ads including plumbing and carriage repairs at Mountain Carriage Co, hospital equipment shipments, and a religious gathering at Central Union Church. It mentions a divorce petition in court and alimony actions, and notes a lawsuit over a merchandise bill of 167.60 with a 037.60 balance, plus payment of 170. The copy is heavily fragmented with names and dates unreadable.
A damaged report mentions a driver who robbed a bed and unconscious victim for four dollars, with similar offenses occurring days earlier. High Sheriff Henry Maye notes lack of evidence but lists a suspect nicknamed Tin Hoon Wan as a thug who led the work and may receive a sentence from one to ten years.
Henry Clews, at the University of Kentucky commencement, warns against advisers who appear respectable but reveal flaws in character. He lists traits to avoid, including liars, drinkers, those who boast of virtue, scammers, and those who fail to work honestly. He urges youths to replace such figures with trustworthy guidance.
Readable sections show ship arrivals and departures at multiple ports including Honolulu San Francisco and Yokohama with dates in June and July. The Canal Trustees report claims the most profitable year with receipts around 50,000,000 and notes increased Indian trade and harbor activity.
Fragmented OCR text reports jury findings with repeated phrases about reports and a named figure, but key details are garbled. The readable parts hint at a juror or official recounting a morning session and possible mention of a person or place, yet essential facts are unclear.
City officials discuss financing a major improvement project at a regular meeting. Quinn proposes extending the plan to cover additional streets and a cemetery access, seeking board support for a larger appropriation despite limited funds.
A fragmented 19th century style report notes Senator Beveridor and colleagues discussing a tariff board, urging rational policy over protectionist rhetoric. It cites debates on inter state commerce, imports, and the need for expert guidance rather than party spin, while mentioning military and ship recovery concerns. The piece references ships at Port Arthur and ongoing debris recovery, signaling broader wartime and postwar economic worries.
A fragmented report outlines a dramatic incident involving wireless wireline installations at sea, a British and German naval context, and a looming collision risk. It references the Australian Wireless Telegraph Company tender, a Kiltierna ship, and the Pax of Kiltenanic, with notes on a potential Panama Railroad connection and impending governmental actions.
A long list of passengers, names and ports of call appears, detailing travelers departed aboard a vessel with entries for Minoway, Kanal pare Kinon, Chiee Phetin, and many others. The report notes figures for July departures and various ports including Honolulu and Kauai.
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