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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
3
Fragmented text lists numerous personal names and place names from Denver Milwaukee and Appleton Wisconsin along with scattered affiliations. The readable bits resemble a compiled roster or notices, lacking coherent events or dates to form a clear story. The most present entities include Purvis, Denver, Appleton, Wisconsin, Lemmon, Bowe, and Meiride.
Japanese warships at Yokosuka depart September 20 for a world cruise with stops in San Pedro Magdalena Bay Salina Cruz and Acapulco before returning to port. Officers meet with Consul General Uyeno and local merchants. No official word yet on further ships.
Arrangements are made for Colonel Charles Mich to conduct a Pacific Coast Province tour. He arrives August 8 aboard the Claudine and will attend services and meetings in Honolulu, Hilo, Wailuku, and Lihue, marking the Salvation Army's seventy fifth anniversary with gatherings at Army halls and churches.
A brief line reports Say May and Co at Friene 22, noting a reference or entry tied to a business or listing. The readable fragment suggests a company name and a date or address element, but lacks a full sentence or clear action. This card preserves the named entities present.
The morning police court docket includes cases of note such as a man charged with cheat and public drunkenness and others set for later dates. Prohibition appears in the paper as part of the day’s notices, along with a fire incident and civic filings from residents including John V. Steffen seeking naturalization.
The railroad company and the Board of Health face a dispute over eviction of numerous squatters near the yards. Legal action may be pursued as most men previously occupying as tenants have found city work, while others are urged to quit private land and seek rental housing. The company plans to pressure remaining families to leave soon.
Joe W Gurn comes in on Sierra as Rivera fights in Honolulu this morning. McGurn shows good work on the mainland, beating Andrews recently. Welterweight rivals Jack Cordell and Joe McGurn have met 60 times, with fierce battles. Promoter Crdell, Cornyn and Cullen are bringing in Darrell and Untotz to stage strong matchups in the local ring.
Twenty head of horses from Parker on Hawai i ware purchased by the United States Army. The animals, deemed suitable for army service, were acquired following a review by several prominent officers who approved their suitability for cavalry use here.
An article outlines steps by newly appointed supervisors of leave home and school authorities to manage a complex deportation plan. It details appointments, travel routes, and cooperation with the Supreme Court and Governor, with references to the Sierra steamship, funds for head taxes, and the fate of stowaways bound for the United States.
Fragmented report outlines Manor precinct contests with candidates including Le Ay Andrews and Alfred Cooper. It notes allied factions, potential shifts in secretary and treasurer races, and broader state contests with several precincts nominating on a shared ticket. Also mentions Australian goods shipments and personnel changes at Honolulu port facilities.
A SEW SECTION describes a ream pipe van fitted at the United Hotel. A vessel shortage near the wharf caused by steering gear issues disrupts navigational movements. Wireless messages place ships near Honolulu and Ben with various destinations and dates. Passengers depart on multiple ships including Man Loa for Ron ports and W. Craw for Tort, with anticipated schedule changes for Sherry and Mall ships.
Foreign ports report arrivals and cargo details for July including ships from Hawaii and Kauai ports. The steamers Helene and others arrived with mixed cargo, while Prigav and Mongolian freights are noted, with crew allowances and duty return updates pending.
A horse theft gang led by Nagamori near Wilhelmina is exposed after missing mare and carriage reports. Deputy Sheriff Cox links two planters to the crime, police identify the stolen animals, and Nagamori is committed to trial at Circle Court. Fort Ruger is mentioned in connection with the seized property.
In chambers probate matter in Hawaii Territory United States District: a Hawaii court hearing to approve letters testamentary for Hobert M. Pull, deceased, with a court date set for August 17, 1940 at 1 30 PM. The case involves Mona, Oahu, and the Trust Company assigned as beneficiary. notices listed by Clerk A Thorp. Warren & Hemenway represent the petitioner. dates July 13 through August 6, 1940.
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