McKinley Lodge WO 8 Invites Members to Saturday Meeting
Moots every end and 4th Saturday evening at 7 30 o'clock in K of F Hall Fort and Beretania corner Viatt brothers cordially invited to attend A Taylor B A Jacobson K 1
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
3
Moots every end and 4th Saturday evening at 7 30 o'clock in K of F Hall Fort and Beretania corner Viatt brothers cordially invited to attend A Taylor B A Jacobson K 1
At the Arlington Hotel shooting incident, several youths were charged as gamblers. Most bail bonds were forfeited. some pleaded guilty and paid fines. Joe Leal admitted wagering money but claimed the youth Furraje had no real stake, while others faced various penalties.
Sensational hearing on June 16 reveals claims of a world wide shipping trust led by Herr Ballin and a Washington-based Associated Press representative. Jerome J. Wilbur admits testimony before a House committee on the submarine subsidy lobby, resigning from the Associated Press amid an investigation into foreign ship pools that fix freight rates and punish competition.
A rough local item list covers arrests fines and public events. Copeland a youth at the Empl Theater pays a fine for involvement in a disturbance. General Davie celebrates a birthday and various political and social notes are mentioned. A Chinese man named Sam Pook is reported to face a $50 issue connected to selling items and a court appearance follows. The Home Hite party executive committee plans a meeting to set dates for a future political convention.
Testimony before Commissioner Judd described a disorderly scene as Jerry Wan faced a drunken altercation aboard a vessel. Witnesses recalled one man holding Wan down while a waiter attempted to restore order. The native witness claimed Wan hurled insults and drank liquor, contradicting Wan’s account. Bail set at 100 dollars pending grand jury action.
Last evening Captain Rodman entertained at dinner on the cruiser Chevetan with Acting Governor and Mrs Hinch as the only official guests. Admiral and Mrs Rows Captain and Mrs Low and Captain MacDonald of the Chattanooga attended. The function was a great success aided by a stringed orchestra and Hawaiian aria music.
Acting Governor reports Governor Feourte plans to mail from San Francisco for Honolulu on July 18. The American schooner Fear Jem, with coal equipment, departed the park for the coast yesterday, sailing in ballast.
Lost item notice indicates a missing or folded character identified as uth Unk Chiacae. Reward is to be returned to this office, with the finder urged to contact promptly for retrieval and verification.
A first person mosquito narrator describes life in a household filled with children and adults, bemoaning humanity while praising breeding grounds and the spread of disease. The speaker mocks efforts to exterminate mosquitoes, claims vast progeny, and recounts escapes from insect-control attempts with darkly ironic humor.
Hawaiian harbor notice describes a white forelantern light 40 feet above water and 34 feet above the breakwater on the northerly side. It provides approximate geographic coordinates from survey charts and states lighthouse board authority.
Reports from Honolulu describe arrivals and departures at the port including the army transport ship Rhett and the Wavernan and Lurline liners. Cargoes from Central and South America, burning sugar, and additional freighters from Asia are noted with plans for upcoming sailings and dock work.
A lengthy list shows numerous passengers by name from Kanal parts and a voyage to San Francisco. Names include Mrs W von Kielmory, Mro Dodge, Captain Walker, J W Jameson, and many others. The roster spans travelers dated July through July 20 with numerous residences and affiliations noted.
A damaged OCR item lists transport routes from Seattle to Honu lulu and other ports with sailing dates May 14 June 14 July 3 and July 5. It mentions the German ship Renee Blekaers arriving in Honolulu with cargo destined for San Francisco and notes Rickmers line ships heading to San Francisco for orders. The crew arrived June 15 via H. Wackfala & Co agency.
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