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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
3
Honolulu Lodge No. 616 B P O E invites visiting brothers to attend meetings at Jasio hall near Port every Friday evening. James D Dougherty FA GO T Kluegel Sec.
WM McKinley Lodge No 8 meets every end and fourth Saturday at 7 10 PM in K of P Hall Fort and Baretonia Fort Wayne. Visiting brothers cordially invited to attend. H A Taylor C EB A Jagobbon K RL 8
A chaotic local report describes Merwe and associates at WPT where a man named Trunada allegedly forfeited ball money after a dispute at a court scene. Wong Loo faces a £50 fine and costs as the events culminate in a public shame amid a bustling market town.
Government officials prepare annual twelve month reports with data on population by lands and towns, submitting records ahead of time. The governor plans to include a territorial commissioner’s findings and an additional section once the manuscript reaches Washington headquarters in the capital by September.
In a heated Woolleyite gathering, critics heckled the speaker over liquor trials and franchise rights. Attendees pressed the candidate to explain plans, with one observer accusing a rival of hypocrisy and another warning Woolley will be voted down if he misleads the public.
Local and general items cover a variety of brief notes. A magistrate appointment at Walrns Kawil Up Wii is noted. A car collision on Union Street injures a motorist who struck an open manhole at night. Water, Root Beer, and other popular drinks are mentioned in passing.
Printed pant cartedes views of landscapes and places were taxed under the Saint act of 1900 at 18 cents per pound plus 25 percent ad valorem for printed matter. Importers argued the cards do not depict within the United States and sought lower duty or 26 percent, while others urged a 35 percent tax as manufactures of paper. A forthcoming prohibition sale is planned at the main place with Woolley and Hawation leutenants expected to attend and Markham among those facing the crowd.
Fragmented text describes land parcels near Kahala and Wailae, with references to multiple locales including Kawailoa, Leletract, and Mews Holthie. Mentions of subdivision, sale proposals, and renewal of licenses or permits hint at planning actions and municipal hearings. entities include Kahala, Hawaii, and various place names.
Entered for Record entries list several real estate transfers dated 1910 including Mary Wh and others to various companies and individuals. A traffic accident near Piikal and Bere streets endangering a pedestrian is described with an Auto collision at an oily road surface impacting a telephone post and car damage.
The piece reports on prohibition campaign tensions in Maul with residents questioning Woolley propaganda and Maul natives critical of recent speeches by Kumho and other figures. It notes locals feeling misinformed, the sense of looming enforcement, and a returning figure linked to the case in San Francisco.
A chaotic Honolulu shipping log notes arrivals from Maui and Oahu ports, including the Cloudine, Ly Kolike, and Maunalea, with passenger lists and cargo such as lumber and sugar awaiting shipment. Reports from Matson Navigation and inter-island steamers detail diversions, arrivals, and outbound freight, while wireless reports indicate fine weather and vessel positions around seven hundred miles from Honolulu.
The Rithet sails from Honolulu with ten passengers bound for San Francisco, sailing under Captain Drew and handled through C. Brower & Co. Freight delays threaten the return to Honolulu, as other whale ships and calters resume operations amid a gloomy outlook for mainland to island service.
Thetis engines under repair in Hawaiian waters may keep the United States revenue cutter inactive for a period. The vessel has lingered with machinery issues and has not received prompt attention from officials.
Notice to mariners from Hawaii to San Francisco Bay and Humboldt Bay. Describes dredged channel marks at South San Francisco destroyed in February 1910 and permanently discontinued. Mentions replacements or non practicable aids and rebuilt lights near San Antonio Creek and Clarkslough Light with dates in 1910 and June 2.
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