Bequia Lodge 616 Fraternal Meeting Notice
Honolulu Lodge 616, B P Wouviniu Loder No 616, HP O. Invite brothers to attend every Friday evening. Visiting brothers welcome. Signed by Jas D Dougerty and Geo T Klungke.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
3
Honolulu Lodge 616, B P Wouviniu Loder No 616, HP O. Invite brothers to attend every Friday evening. Visiting brothers welcome. Signed by Jas D Dougerty and Geo T Klungke.
WM McKinley Lodge No 8 K of P invites members to a gathering at HA Taylor with GG BA Sacorbon KR.
A list of names, places, and notes appears with various oblique references to individuals, dates, and events. Some entries mention Cary Hine, Hilo, Philadelphia, and a June 19 note along with a stray obit fragment and scattered initials. The fragmentary text reads like a local notices page with partial names, roles, and locations.
The Nevadan sailed from the Columbia River with the yacht Hawali. Captain Anders reported a close approach to a schooner and a strong wind from the north. The Nevadan carried mail for Honolulu and passengers bound for Santa Tort, Avonpat, and Mo, with cargo including five hundred drag on and other shipments.
A sheriff led a large party into a cavern after a reported man hunt. They secured lanterns and entered the cave system, finding numerous offshoots and dust, but no person. After hours of exploration the search concluded with no findings and the team returning to town.
A Tehifty of Approtal report notes advertising drives business for a recent sale by Orden & Co. The event drew wide city trade, with strong turnout from all districts. George H. Curtie, manager, credits the bulletin for attracting buyers and pledges future credit where due.
A mixed batch of items from Honolulu including transport ads, shop notices, a port grabber runaway incident, and police court developments. Mentions autom per hour rates, a telegraphy confusion, a boxing postcard, and local businesses such as Berguhrom Muste Co. References to the American Bankers Association and a criminal case involving Attorney George Davis.
The Meline company will stage a benefit performance for the Humane Society on Friday featuring Doreth Vernon of Haddon in a Coronial style play. It is the McRae company’s next to last show before Honolary engagement next Saturday, with proceeds to a worthy cause and plans for a generous audience turnout. Reservations are at the Plantation Opera House box office.
The stock board remained mostly quiet with few changes. Semion's stock on Stock Rx held at 33.07 percent while Hoookwe moved to 1R.75 and H.C. 6 shares traded around 38.76 amid a subdued session compared with yesterday.
A fragment notes a collection of roots herbs and burks used for family medicine. Mentions Lydia Pinkham vegetable compound and a 30 year old home remedies tradition. References Captain Hugh Hodman, naval work and a war department context, with material about sailors and mariners worldwide.
The report outlines improved mail service including earlier departures for interisland routes, with the Mauna Kea and Claudine adjusting sail times. The Marama liner arrivals and new tanker J. A. Chinalstr port activities are noted, alongside fleet updates and anticipated schedules for July.
Governor Frear traveled to New Haven for Yale University’s commencement where he was conferred a high degree. The trip followed repeated trips to Washington over Organic Act amendments and budget matters, with limited communication since arrival. The honor marks Frear as Hawaii’s third recipient after Chief Justice Judd and Professor Alexander.
Acting Governor discusses making home arrangements to allow War Secretary Dickinson to tour fortifications and Pearl Harbor. The Siberia arrives at daylight on the fourth, and a firm schedule may permit an overnight stay and dinner with merchants after the day’s importation.
The Alwreda, famed steamer of the Anoka Steamship Company, set a Seattle to Cantova record in three days and ten hours, surpassing older marks by the Oregon. Portland shipmen predict more steamers on the Portland to San Francisco run as cement traffic grows with Hercules towing barges. The vessel completed dock-to-dock passages without tow.
A long, fragmented shipping schedule lists vessels and passengers bound for Maui Hawaii and Kona ports with dates June 21 to June 29. The dense mob of names includes Mrs and Mr and many individuals, plus ships from Sydney and various Pacific locations.
Passenger lists and ship movements outline arrivals from San Francisco Yokohama and Maui ports, with the steamer Wilhelmine and Nippon Maru noted. The document records passengers booked for Maui, Kanai, and Honolulu bound trips, along with train and vessel schedules and ports of call for June.
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