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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
3
Community notice invites Vieking Eugen to attend meetings held on the second and fourth Wednesday evenings each month at the hall on the corner of Ila and Fort streets. The times and exact start are unclear from the fragment, but the gathering is organized by local residents.
WM McKINLEY LODGE NO 8 K OF P holds meetings every 2nd and 4th Saturday at 7 80 oclock in K of B Hell Mort and Beretania. Visiting brothers cordially invited to attend. H A Taylor B A Jacobson KR
A garbled card of names, places, and dates appears with entries such as Bainnel Park and Jeb Steen, listing numerous individuals and locations including Washington DC, Hilo, Makawell, Philadelphia, and Pilotolphia. June dates noted. text is a rough roster or social notices with scattered hometowns and affiliations.
The document outlines a city and county ordinance passed by authorities in Honolulu clarifying penalties for unpermitted wiring and related electrical work. It sets fines up to five hundred dollars or related penalties for violations and specifies the ordinance's effective date and approval details.
A historical financial note calculates the per capita cost to bring immigrants at $91.03, with about 24,000 in special income tax funding and $822,000 already spent. Remaining funds total approximately $650,000 for immigration work, warning of dwindling resources as promises and allocations shift.
A Citizen Labor editorial discusses the use of labor for the Y M C A building project in Monolulu dated June 2. It argues for inclusive hiring practices, opposing exclusion of workers based on nationality, and calls for fair treatment of all applicants during the work on the new construction. The piece questions who should benefit from the project and critiques discriminatory views amid labor debates.
A damaged text fragment discusses a Portguese Auntie and Pac team changes. It mentions Antone Medeiros seeking a pitching role, references Anta Park, and criticizes current Portoguese performance. It appears to advocate stronger play from the Portoguese and notes a "For Sale" bulletin.
Local and general notices list autos for sale and repair, including a 427 Quennet car and service by Hawaii Car. Also advertised are property transactions and parcels in Kaneohe and surrounding areas with descriptions of parcels, measurements, and development plans.
Local theatermen face a dilemma as management debates ticket prices and seating for a planned vaudeville and feature program. Patrons fear reduced lodgings and reduced shows if moves to raise admission fail, while town ectaleers discuss potential changes to attract audiences.
Ann Mary McCabe wins a Yosemite trip on Wilhelmina, second in District 1 of the California contest. Mia C F Boggs plans the next Wilhelmina voyage on July 20. Mia McCabe travels ahead, then joins the main party in San Francisco for the six weeks vacation with friends.
The city and Gorney Pathird will consider the semiannual appropriation bill at tonight's regular board meeting. The measure is expected to pass with minor increases and to take effect July 1. Provisions cover several municipal departments, including funding for the Honolulu Fire Department and a new automobile purchase for its use.
The article discusses summer school promises and enrollment hopes for July and August, noting that Superintendent Pope expects around 200 entrants and may adjust to oversubscription. It mentions income from cane crop programs at Lahainaluna and related industrial schooling, teacher salaries, and plans to issue a report to Governor Prater. It also contains scattered, unrelated items including personal anecdotes and local notices.
A fragmented coastal shipping note reports vessels offshore near Honolulu and Fremantle with cargo details, port arrivals, and ship movements. It lists steamers and freighters along with shipments including lumber, coal, and cattle, noting weather conditions, port entries, and crew or passenger names from various lines.
Property transfers filed for record include Charles A Thoeven to Te M Cure tine Hon Ina Castle and other conveyances to Koolau Agretl Co and Waterhouse Tr Co. Several entries list parties such as Tad 4 IMP Lathapdeo Drewer Co Lin 65.5.6 Clann Morechale and Lian 1 Chatie with various buyers, sellers, and grantees.
A lengthy wartime era vessel and cargo report notes multiple ships and freight movements in Hawaiian waters. It lists crews, passengers, and shipments including lumber nitrate and fertilizer, detailing port arrivals at Honolulu and other Pacific points with vessel names like Wilder and several cargo consignments and travel plans for the coming days.
A fragmented naval dispatch reports multiple incidents at sea near Port Island as ships out of Chattanooga and Cleveland vessels maneuver. The crew discusses losses and survivals, with one man overboard and others presumed safe, while ongoing operations and a Chinese port delivery timeline are noted.
Condemnation proceedings will commence as the Attorney General and court prepare for seizure related to the Hawt Wark Will forecast. The Mishap Strait extension will shift property use toward value, with King Street noted as a potential site for improvement within a year.
A historical note reports dredging operations near the Hawatan Island area with the acquisition complete by June 20 and removal activities beginning May 6. It mentions the editorial room at the office and lists Bulletin office telephone numbers for contact.
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