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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1911
Page
5
A petition filed this morning concerns the appointment of the Mawaihan Vrwet Company to trustees in the estate of the late Annederia Amos Hens. The meeting involves health board matters and an inquiry into local dirt removal practices.
A list of personalities traveling or visiting from Pleasanton to San Antonio and back, including Chief Clerk Davis at the United States District Court on vacation, Captain Winters sailing to join the regiment, Miss Eva Rapter arriving from San Francisco for a stay with Mrs. Monitagrue Cooke, and several Portland and Wichita travelers exploring inland points. Two young women from Wichita and Arkansas plan Hawaiian vacation from Matson premier liner Lurline, with Miss Speer and Miss Schoenkont touring Dallas and leaving for the volcano before returning to the mainland.
A San Francisco Chronicle comment notes Chief Wilkie's role in detecting a drug trafficking plot. It details how agents traced hides and shipments from Hong Kong to the United States, with a $1700 drug haul recovered on a Pacific Mail liner. Accidental death is mentioned in a related headline item.
A Hawaiian shipping item notes the Belle of Ireland chartered by the Inter island Steam Navigation Co to bring six to eight Australian cargoes to Honolulu, departing from Newcastle and expected late August. The vessel joins other arrivals and cargo movements as Honolulu Harbor shows busy activity.
An investigation by Seattle marine inspectors concluded the freight steamer Tamples sank after leaving the wharf unattended with a lone crew. The hull and cargo damage were examined, and the inquiry noted questions about discharge seals and ballast handling. A formal decision expected within a week.
Surviving text shows broad calls to cut freight and insurance costs. References to ban randen, Honolulu to New York, and a one pound old rate 908 new rate two hours, with multiple rate changes and a push for uniform one rate for packages up to seventy pounds. Mentions marine insurance tax reductions and executives from Wolk and Pungo companies driving the changes.
A foggy shipboard romance ends in a quiet marriage as Nivikon and Mine Smith wed aboard the Blurrane Mine near Honalulu. The wedding, kept discreet, drew comments from shipboard passengers and a few tense reactions from Jolie Hitice and Juli Bruce as the couple departed with friends and the crew.
Fragmented readable lines show Aviator Walker announcing retirement from flying after disputes at a meeting with My Honotuns and others. The text depicts determination not to fly again and a claim about a contract or operation line at a location, with several garbled names and places.
Frederick C. Brevonn once famed New Yorker, who left the coast эп in Honolulu, carried a $3,000 emerald—valued at about $4,000—as he declared to inspectors. A bond was posted to transport the gem to Pintany’s in New York City for appraisal, with 8 percent duty if claimed, while Brevonn’s prominence ties to several political and business roles in New York State.
A fragmented historic column lists passenger ships and itineraries with names such as San Francisco to Hawaii routes, Honolulu departures for Manila, and arrivals at Seattle. It mentions travelers including Mitchell, Wool, Reynolds, Totten, and Slings among others. The piece notes docking in Seattle and voyages from Honolulu and Manila, with several vessels and dates scattered through the column.
The arbitration committee will convene this afternoon at the offices of Central Water Gate, to hear proceedings involving China and Japan related parties. Key figures include Aji Lughethee and JAT Cantina, with involvement from local officials and observers.
A chaotic report describes Marshal returning to port with men including Quarteirmanter George M and Curtly on the steamer Artaman. One man, Annes Keun, age about 28, is named in connection with an adult case in a public place. A Hawaiian man was found dying in shallow water near Kala on one o’clock, later taken to Queen Memorial Hospital where he died shortly after.
A mangled forecast notes wind speeds around 6 to 8 mph with headings about cloud cover and possible showers later. Readers should expect temperatures near the lower range and variable conditions through the day with no strong storm signal indicated.
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