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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
3
The deldgarian of Filipinos who arrived for island plantations by the Toye Kisen Kaleha Uner Chiye Mart were released from the Federal quarantine station Tuesday and moved to the pinewood shed before transfer to the various sugar areas. A number of Japanese and Chinese also arrived aboard the Chiya Maru and were handed to the immigration bureau after a five day detention.
The Territory of Terwath issues a court notice in Kauilaian Marion Valley and Oahu for land registration under Petition No 117 and related maps. Parties H. Fooke and W. E. Weil petitioners seek confirmation of a land tract described by detailed metes and bounds, with a hearing set for August in Vandalu City Court.
Fragmentary 1810 real estate entries show transfers involving Frank Rie and L Vidas, Maria D Cummings and William C Smith, and other named heirs and trustees. Mentions a trust company approved as trustee with a 400 bond, plus multiple unclear references to properties and persons.
A garbled set of local notices and names references events in Hawaii amid scattered details. Mentions include Governor Frane arriving, a marriage notice for Mary Ho Laing, and legal matters such as a 455 dollar rent claim and an appeal to Judge Hobinson from the district court. The text blends hotel notes, transportation, and civic items with unclear dates and incomplete sentences.
Ledger notes show 869,271.78 in overdrafts secured and unsecured, with bonds and deposits securing various loans. The bank lists notes of other national banks, fractional currency, and specie holdings, along with redemption funds and legal tender figures, totaling substantial circulation.
In Honolulu a projected wireless telegraph operation connected with Manila Yokohama and Shanghai is described. The plan includes expansion of coastal service and a note on ships arriving from Yokohama and Saigon with related naval movements. The British freighter Alden may divert coal shipments to Rawal and the US collier Prometheus is noted for upcoming arrivals and towing duties at Puget Sound and Mare Island.
A lengthy digest notes ships, cargoes, and naval matters with references to the German ship Rete Rickmors, the Kentuckian voyage prep, and various Pacific routes. It mentions the British bark Lans fale sale, the S. G. Wilter windjammer, the Annie Johnson voyage, and the Almora arrival, detailing inspections, manifests, and expected sailings around Portland, Seattle, and San Francisco. The report mixes cargo totals, vessel statuses, and corporate shipments with notices of naval ceremonies and social events aboard ships and at port facilities.
A fragmented report notes Lowsfleet entering lists in a maritime venture off Oni on the windward side. It mentions the retirement of a juror and the MUee Sal salvage company, with references to the schooner Mekelll and towing operations toward Kaena. The piece blends ship maneuvers, cargo, and local figureheads in a period voice.
A garbled report describes Tin Shon or Tin Soon Nay, an escaped prisoner, involved in forged orders claimed to be signed by Ty Reneke. Authorities trace the counterfeit shipments to Hackford and other towns, with prosecutions pending as investigators verify signatures and ring connections.
OLAA and Honokaa lead the market with Ho noka trading around 18.76 and 20, while Olna blocks sell at 5.50 on light turnover. The report notes strong plantation expectations for the year and reduced running costs, but overall market weakness persists with cautious demand and small block trades.
Do You Dance Ie nas invites dancers to Fridays at the Odd Fellows Hall corner Fort and King streets where a lively dance event is held each week.
A long, garbled OCR of a maritime passenger and port activity list shows numerous personal names, likely sailors or travelers, with scattered references to Hilo Kona Kaun ports and July dates. The text is highly fragmented and mixes names with stray place and vessel phrases, lacking coherent events or narrative.
Foreign ports column notes arrivals and sailings including Chiyo Mari Behr Baxter Vancouver Makuri and others with dates in July and June. A baseball record claims eleven innings without a quit or no run score by Mirry Wernwood of the Wall River team. Torrey of the Kentucky Nine holds a no hit no run tie record in the era.
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