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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1910
Page
3
A small auctioner sold a two day stock in varied lots at 140 Chest street, moving a mix of stools and furnishings. The sale featured a narrow price range with several items bid on by multiple buyers, concluding with a lingered display of furniture and household goods.
A garbled report describes a yacht race linked to the UV Cup. Mentions include a boat named Gladys and a Cherootte or similar vessel, with unclear times and dates around July 23. Other references point to Tominuies and Ka Woke ships and camera gear aboard.
An irregular OCR fragment describes a July 25 record entry about vote choices and mentions various company names and individuals. The text references Nod, Ply, Oapa Lodge, Kath ty, Tre of Oshu Loige, Pereira, John B Perry Deere, Ham Young Co Ltd, and American Steam Laundry. It ends with a social comment about parenting and public perception.
A garbled account notes confusion around entries at the Metropolitan Market and related locations. The text mentions vendors, a public notice of polling, and a reference to an individual named Le Vauley with unclear actions and a voting-related topic. The overall piece resembles a chaotic scanner readout with scattered names and places.
In Atlantic City on July 1 Glenn H Curtiss demonstrated bombs aboard the yacht John K Melroy limited by deck proximity. Experts said air armed bombs could wreck ships. observers noted the craft maintained about 46 meters per hour descent and life aboard the yacht remained unharmed.
The article describes a theater event featuring Sandow and other gladiatorial entertainments. It portrays the Desuond Bistore as a notable venue and notes crowding at the theater.
Fragmented OCR from Honolulu polling shows anti prohibition voting patterns across Fourth and Fifth districts. Voter turnout ranges with 180 to 443 recorded at various precincts, support for anti prohibition appears strong in several, while a few sites note mixed or uncertain results.
Milo, July 2, Nakookoo led a Waiakea gathering urging prohibition amid posters. Ten voters, eighteen women, a child, and a Gee attended in a hall decorated with wet and dry maps. The speaker linked liquor to historic struggles, while warnings about wealth, voting, and US wars framed the stance.
Shipping details cover freight movements to Port Allen and Honolulu with arrivals from San Francisco and Seattle. The Virginian freighter and other vessels are noted for port calls, berthing, and cargo transfers, including lumber and refinery supplies, amid Pacific routes and mariner traffic.
A cluttered Maritime page notes naval and port movements to and from Honolulu. It mentions Japanese and Hong Kong ships sailing to various Central and South American ports, a Chinese activity around the Mauna Kea route, and several passenger and cargo listings.wavey weather reports and outbound steamship notices accompany the scattered summaries.
Notice to mariners issued for Polit Hocheme Whistling Buoy near Haem Cal. Reported July 15 Ved.
Fragmentary 19th century style report mentions Joe R Fox Brae chun Br Pi, Dr Frederick A Cook, and Galveston figures amid references to prohibition era events. Observations describe public speeches and a general invitation to regents, with chaotic, diary like details of letters and ships including the American schooner Robert Bearles returning to Honolulu.
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