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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
3
A dense list of business reminders and shopping notices appears, featuring local merchants, serviceads, and advertisements. Mentions include Johnston Shaylin, Crane Blenson Smith Co., and various establishments along Fort and King streets. The page promotes Haleiwa summer travel and emphasizes low prices and broad product ranges from multiple vendors.
President Waldron notes agitation over Hawaiian Planters Association actions. He predicts the store question will fade and that independent merchants will not be badly off, as Congress considers Interstate Commerce Commission regulations for the island steamship line. Debates may expand before the association decides on public reaction and policy.
Sunday featured two sailing races with high winds and rough seas. The Bon Mew won the lead, Galloping Mary close behind, while the Macfarlane cup event drew few starters and judges Archie Robertson and Charles Dune more observed from the Kulawang.
A scattered local summary notes a divorce granted to Autio Rodríguez from Cataling, petitions for probate filed for Charles W. Gray, and a motorbike larceny case involving You Lung You in Korea. Other items mention a city sprinkler request near the Asuka wharf, a death in Montana, and harbor security concerns after a ship’s arrival.
A court appearance follows a Sunday night incident on Nauhl alih Way involving a man accused of abusing his wife. Judge Apdrade sentences Nawhlwa to thirty days after a prior appearance in a related case. The city and county face rising concerns over domestic violence and official responses.
The article details the Tenyo voyage with cargo bound for Japan, noting the ship’s stop at Yokohama, the foreign officers aboard, and anticipated departure for Japanese ports. It mentions passengers and officials including Mr Ferguson, L. McWilliam's daughter, and Captain Summertill.
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To those friends and Bulletin readers who helped me secure the Yournive California awardees to Diottlet gf, Twlak to giver my vincerd hanks. BAMAM COCKNTT. B. Lopes, accused of aiding Vallie Martinl, will explain matters to Judge Andrade. He is currently under arrest on a charge connected to the case.
Testimony from a Chinese survivor claims a Japanese wagon owner caused a collision by riding the cart, throwing passengers. Weather and night conditions are noted. no further evidence was taken and the case resumes tomorrow morning.
The British freighter Vancouver departed Honolulu bound for Manila to load a coal consignment for the Philippine port. Reports say the cargo includes American coal for a U S naval station. A nearby voyage notes the Tenyo Maru and other vessels heading to Asia, with crews and shipments tied to Yokohama and Hong Kong.
A murky police court record describes Martin's friend and associates linked to a prison work gang from Oahu. Jude Andrade faces a preliminary hearing next day as Lopes represents the defendant and a bond to secure liberty is set by a sporting hall, up to a hundred dollars.
Shipping items dated June 1 to June 8 list numerous passengers and destinations including Molokalabit Mani ports, Kinay and Kawal ports, and Hongkong via Japaar routes. Mentions captains, agents, and a wide roster of travelers such as Mrs Ferguson, Mr Jones, Miss Lee, and many others traveling to and from Molokai, Mani, Kinau, and associated lines and services.
Fragmentary report lists ships and arrivals with jumbled spellings and dates. Mentions San Francisco port entries, June dates, and destinations such as Honolulu. Reader should treat as damaged text with unreadable names and places.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a dog pedigree reference with unclear details about age and ownership. It mentions a fee of £629 and terms like leave bulletin of fee, but the text is garbled and lacks verifiable names, dates, or locations.
Front notes Captain Simerson of the Kona and Kan liner Mauna Loa takes a brief vacation while his bridge duties are covered by Captain Thompson of the W. G. Hails. The Mauna Loa lies at port for extensive repairs as nearly one thousand tons of coal for the Pacific Mail Company are discharged from the Salt Dunstan before the vessel sails again. The American freighter Virginian has departed Port Allen for Latina Cruz with a substantial cargo of wagons and related shipments, while the Saint Dunstan arrived from New N. 8. W. with cargo for Inter-tul navigation and Pacific Mail.
Notice of a sheriff sale for the Poo Wo Tong Company assets to satisfy a judgment. Public auction scheduled at City Auction Room on July 7, 1910, at 13:00, for the property seized including land and goods described, with details on debts and interest, and listing defendants and parties involved in the case. Weather notes and ship cargo details appended.
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