McKinley Lodge Meeting Notice
WM McKinley Lodge No 1 K of P meets every third and fourth Saturday at 7 50 PM in K of P Hall IPL and Meretania. Brewers cordially urged to attend. H A Taylor C 7 B A Jacobson K R 5.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
12
WM McKinley Lodge No 1 K of P meets every third and fourth Saturday at 7 50 PM in K of P Hall IPL and Meretania. Brewers cordially urged to attend. H A Taylor C 7 B A Jacobson K R 5.
The readable text lists numerous names and places such as New York, Denver, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and San Jose among others. It appears as a garbled roster or cross country of individuals and locales with no clear event or narrative to anchor a full summary.
A fragmentary entry notes a card event at the Hawaiian with Feiway and multiple players including Thera and Me crath. The piece lists several names such as Berka and Rae Divgo and venues like Ocean Mark and Caydenute A. High, but details and outcomes are unclear in the OCR.
Velix Benghelli owner of Hilo claims a robbery affected the trotting event. Mak, later declared winner, faced objections as Kirkland and Grim argued about eligibility and authority. Despite protests, Mont was cleared to start after owners consented, allowing the race to proceed.
A fragmented OCR note describes preparations for Governor Friar and Mumtay’s homecoming, noting everything is cleared and a commemorative broom displays a Yale beating Harvard message. The display includes ribbon and placards referencing Harvard, Yale, and a sports rivalry.
The Casino Musical Comedy Company presents The General's Dilemma at the New Orpheum with a comic farce and songs by Mian Rockwell Olga Stork and Miay Canfield. Stage director Blair offers a program including Get Me a Baby and a mock serenade while critics note a festive yet chaotic show.
An advertisement promotes subscribing to the CALL CHRONICLE and EXAMINER along with WALL and WICK publications. It positions LTD. Agents as the distributors and implies access to world news via these papers. The message stresses subscription benefits without detailing prices or deadlines.
Ledger text from Henry Waterhouse Trust Co detailing mortgages secured by real estate in Honolulu Hawaii. Includes liabilities capital figures and undivided profits, with notary public attestation by A N Campbell and references to California deeds and district court attorney.
A scattered set of notices and ads speak of bottled waters and sodas at various merchants, court actions including oil yore and divorce suits, a district appointment in Puna, a hearing date for a laundry license, a Digdale sale event at Sachs Dry Goods, and bridge work on the Hilo Railroad. Multiple names appear such as Manuel, Mary Rawlins, Joao Borge, Jacintha Rotethe, Hattie K Viele, and Wallace Jankson.
The court removed coexecutor Dang Poi from his role in his father Dang Young’s estate after Ching Bhat petitioned. Allegations include misused funds, improper accounting, and transfers to Poi’s own name. The order bars Bishop and Comdwoy Fleet National Bank and First American Savage Trust from honoring any deposits in his name or his father’s.
In a lengthy court session a mother testified about temporary alimony set at thirty dollars monthly. The husband claimed twenty five to thirty dollars income plus loaning his father-in-law two hundred dollars and furnishing a house at marriage. Judge Robinson ordered twelve dollars monthly alimony with fifty dollars in attorney fees and thirteen dollars in costs.
A 1910 letter from Philip Margau in Honok discusses Thurston and policy on liquor laws. He argues the case against prohibition and criticizes outsiders interfering, noting voters’ desire to maintain current conditions and avoid regimentation. He references fear for soldiers, sailors, and workers in Honolulu.
KAM students gathered in Kana for a community program honoring Kamehameha graduates. Speakers included Hane of Hookens School and Sant Toomney of Alao School, praising graduates and the frat merit of Hawaii. Winners in pedro were Robert Pah and John H Wien. refreshments followed, and an executive committee was named for the summer gathering.
Wireless reports from Kabuki station record several ships at sea and near Honolulu including P. M. 8 Manila and Manchuria, with winds and sea conditions noted. Mauna Kea and Wilhelmina load and discharge lumber and cargo near Hilo, while Pacific Mall Mengotla's refloat dominates local chatter. Interisland steamer Noemu readies to sail to Kwai Porta Monday evening.
A jumble of ship arrivals and departures from Yokohama and other ports lists vessels such as Siburia Victoria and Ban Francisco with arrival dates in July. The text also notes the late Robert Puller’s will filing detailing a personal estate of 402,470 and naming an executor with a hearing pending.
The interisland steamer Mauna Kea now covers the Hilo run with earlier departures boosting West Hawaii business. Cargo includes conch wood liquor vegetables coffee and 225 packages sundries while ship manifests list dozens of travelers and island destinations.
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