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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1910
Page
3
A fragmented list of names and places appears, resembling a social or community notice page. Many entries include personal names, spouses, and towns such as Tacoma, Chicago, Portland, and Providence, with scattered dates and roles. The text reads like a crowded roster of attendees or members from multiple locales.
The Hawaiian newspaper notes ship movements and arrivals including the Logan voyage from Mantla, quarantine in Mariveles, anticipated coal shipment, and the arrival of the schooner G. W. Watent at Genys Marbur. It lists passengers and locations such as Los Angeles, Denver, Oakland, and Phoenix, with several names and destinations.
The record shows ongoing grand jury labor with cases involving aliens and immigration charges. It notes prosecutions for importing opium and related offenses, and details court activity through the latest period with counts of criminal cases and jury actions.
A cluttered local page notes court actions with names like Andrade and Leong, mentions gambling cases judged in the morning, and reports on property, annulment hearings, and mortgage actions. It also references products, a paint ad, and a civil service examination set for July 26 for stenographers and typists.
A fragmented item mentions notable figures connected to antipodean wealth and travel. It references a former postmaster general and justice minister for Australia, a Boston financier with a wife and daughter, and executives of transcontinental lines. Names, roles, and locales are scattered across the text with limited context.
Hawaii news notes the governor’s push to open public lands for homesteading before January next year. A donor letter from Los Angeles seeks a Hawaii dairy venture, proposing a first class dairy near Honolulu with Alderney and Guernsey cattle and a bread and butter operation for Honolulu residents.
A garbled travel note describes Dr Drivokerhoff and Altrimey Ate dersen sailing from Hanohily next Tuesday aboard the Chiyo Maru for one month en route to Boston and New York. The itinerary includes stops at Yokohama Kobe Osaka Tokyo Fuvan Seoul and Moscow with connections to Europe aims for arrival at the Biater as soon as possible.
Entered for Record entries show transfers among multiple parties including Allen Kena, William R Cantle, Alexander M Melirydg, Hans Trentorg, and Albert Waterhowee. The fragmentary text lists signers and associated names with several deed-style references and dates implied in 1910 era real estate notation.
Trenton July 8 Arthur Tore was saved from the electric chair moments before execution as officials prepared for 2100 volts. A frantic cry interrupted the process and the condemned man’s lawyer sought last minute relief. The scene involved a moving crowd, a chair wired for the lethal current, and a sudden halt to the execution.
A list of attendees including Mena Pinkerton, Robertson, Mrs. Barron Mir TB, Rob Herian, Mr. Setinonekel, Misa Mf Commun, Awanton, Allin, Wheeler and child, Albertus, Wine, Browne, Wheeler, Pyeo, Lawes, Harrison, Salmon, Manteca, Rigetarde, Wilson, Kan, Shimamo, Trier, Willian and others appears in a dated record. The text reads as a roster of attendees and associated titles without narrative detail.
Reports from San Francisco detail Pacific Mail steamers, crew changes, and new schedules. The Mauna Kea and volcanic tour plans attract passengers as the Montcalm cruiser visits Hawaii. The Tehuantepec cargo plan, Pacific routes, and Vancouver passenger move highlight volume across Hawaii and California ports.
Monday July 16 lists passengers for ships Malua Parbengers Departed and Manchuria bound for Hilo and Orient respectively. Names include Frank Baldwin Mrs Baldwin HW P. Baldwin Mine M B Jones Daisy Bell Grace Moorehead M Berry A Honver A Baldwin Margaret Castle J Gops D Taylor J Franer Mrs Fraser King Mrs King and many others aboard or associated with the voyages.
A long passenger list shows individuals booked per Emr Mikahala for Mawel and Molokai port calls with many names including Mabel, Meyer, Coburn, Purvis, Needham, Kriegel, Robinson, Bush, White, Sturtevant, Pinkerton, Foster, Kamaka, and others. Also notes July 20 sailing from San Francisco with additional passengers such as Henriques, Mutchinso, Thompson, and Weeks, reflecting coastal and transpacific travel patterns of the era.
San Antonio Creek Buoy No 1 previously adrift has been reported fixed and repaired. Asiatic passengers departed for the Orient on the Manchuria with the vessel’s crew and cargo discharged at Alakes wharf.
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