McKinley Lodge No 8 K of B Meets Saturdays
Wi McKinley Lodge No 8 of the Knights of Better? meets every first and fourth Saturday evening at ten oclock in K of P hall located at the corner of Fort and Beretania. Visiting brothers invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
3
Wi McKinley Lodge No 8 of the Knights of Better? meets every first and fourth Saturday evening at ten oclock in K of P hall located at the corner of Fort and Beretania. Visiting brothers invited to attend.
A prose styled notice announces a Friday evening song recital by Mrs Carrie Jacobatoud, hailed as a gifted interpreter whose heartfelt performance is said to enthrall audiences citywide. Mentions hypnotic suggestion but frames it as perfect harmony with the performer’s aims and a high order of entertainment.
Fragmentary note from July mentions a teacher and infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Andurgon, a Hoes Ankerman, and a comment on a Republican administration. The garbled text hints at political action or display of capability under the era’s governance, with names and places partially legible.
In Wailuku a heated public meeting discussed water meters and billing. Leaders urged that the county charge fairly and keep rates low while maintaining service, noting excessive costs and confusion over “proved water” definitions. A three-person committee was appointed to carry the resolution to the Board of Supervisors, with a plan to delay enforcement pending further talks.
A fragmented local item lists car hire and carriage firms including Tawalan Carriage Mfg Co and Consolidated Boda Works, with scattered references to addresses, products, and a Fourth of July sale. It mentions a horse for sale, a July morning sale, and a damaged train park incident with an unresolved warrant for a May nail case.
The county attorney's office continues the bribery investigation with a mandate to pursue the case further. Milverton stated the inquiry would not be halted and will proceed to the bitter end, with the grand jury planned for Thursday or Friday. The delay prompted a special session of the jury.
Territorial grand jury handed down indictments at the McIntyre building session. Defendants charged with entering an oriental shop and stealing merchandise. Indictments tied to broader cases seek warrants for alleged union-strike officials. A special session is planned for Friday to address the matter.
Real estate entries show transfers including Whiston Mine to Moon and Jo Joseph Clark to Gourke, with numerous minor notes and entered for record on June 18 1910. Shipping news lists arrivals at Seattle ports with vessels from San Francisco and Honolulu, plus a bookshop note about new titles and reprints.
Shipping reports from Honolulu and neighboring ports describe arrivals and departures. The American hawling line and Pacific Coast freighters operate amid heavy seas, with notable cargoes including sugar and hides. Aboard the steamer W G Hall and other vessels, crews confront perilous conditions as ships proceed to San Francisco, Manila, and Yokohama.
Police disclosed the arrest of a Korean gang linked to thefts in GarARos area. Officers indicate several suspects, including a man named Abe, may face charges as investigations continue and possible court appearances loom.
Notice to mariners announces establishment of a white lantern light 40 feet above water and 04 feet above the keel on the breakwater near Stawaman Islands on or about July 1, 1910. It details approximate position from Const Siento, with north latitude 41 05, long west 168 ae, and notes the breakwater stake and range beacon.
A dense OCR style list details ship routes and port calls around June across San Francisco Wilhelmina Hilo and Mauna Kea lines. It names crews passengers including Mrs Baxter Miss Whiteing ant at least a dozen individuals from various towns and ships. It notes arrivals at and departures from ports like San Francisco, Honolulu, and Kaneohe with dates in June.
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