McKinley Lodge No 8 K of P Schedule
WM McKinley Lodge No 8 K of P meets every second and fourth Saturday evening at 7 30 at the lodge hall corner Fort and Beretans. All top brothers cordially invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
3
WM McKinley Lodge No 8 K of P meets every second and fourth Saturday evening at 7 30 at the lodge hall corner Fort and Beretans. All top brothers cordially invited to attend.
The Viking owned by Al Myhre won the silling race at the harbor amid a tense striggle with the Sratening securing second place and the Pearl third. Details of the triple series, upcoming event on July 10, and team standings include names such as Myhre, Baldwin, McCorriton, Grace, Dillingham, Maldwin, and Fougern.
The Nippon Maru docked before 10 am with two thousand tons of through cargo and a body shipment of leather. About twenty nine teachers bound for Yokohama or Hong Kong travel with the steamer. Passengers include O. O. Mather and M. Hanthara linked to the Japanese legation. J. Cavaire the freight clerk travels on duty.
In Hilo discussions with Oceania Steamship Co official Cockroft weighed adding Sierra as a port of call. Local interest grows as volcano tours and cross ocean ticket options lure travelers. Also noted are Hawaii inheritance tax payouts and estate settlements involving the Spreckels families.
Dr K Yanagihara of Kilowen sails for Oriental ports to serve as government physician for the district of Manatel. Widely respected, he is joined by Mrs Yara and is noted for his popularity among locals. The voyage is tied to Territory appointments and educational ties, as the carded notices hint at travel and ceremonial duties.
A motion for a new trial was denied in the Wong Chew case. The Will of Dang Young was admitted to probate with an estate near 4000. The administration filed for allowance and distribution on Elisabeth Katmaipantan’s estate. Docket notes report small court calendar: thirteen cases, several defendants guilty and fined. David Lyman, Chicago attorney, visits Hawaii after fifty years. Japanese men arrested for taro theft near a pineapple cannery. a Chinese man assaulted over a disputed meal.
A lively Fifth Cavalry Rodal Club dance at Letlehua on Saturday featured a four-conductor special train carrying guests to Behoneld Barracks. Visitors were greeted warmly by local hosts, dancing proceeded in good order with refreshments served, and the party returned by early morning to Honolulu.
Arrivals listed include Allen Cooke from Honolulu aboard GAVIOTA at port in June. Chilestor Lonntary and GAN FRANCISCO also show June dates with entries from Honolulu. Additional notes mention BEATTLE and WARK NABAKWATRI with June departures or arrivals and various Chinese connections.
Kipapa and Ho Loy were taken into police custody for contempt of court when their appearance in criminal court was delayed by about 60 minutes. The missed appearance nearly disrupted court business and could have exposed the police to contempt penalties.
The local stock market opened the week healthier with Oahu trading around 22.50 for 100 shares, a small block of 6 Monokanat sension at 19.00, and McBryde stock rising to 5.625 with prospects of more activity. Haw. 8. shares at 41 were noted, with last week’s McBryde performance shaping expectations for the week ahead.
Maurice Metaughlin defeated Melville Long to win the Ban Francisco tennis championship in June by three games straight. Metaughlin played well through a windy match, repeatedly outplaying Long with quick exchanges and accurate placement. The rough conditions may have affected Long more than Metaughlin.
Promoted Saigo from the Yokohama Epodo Book unit will move to New York to take a new post. Tokieda, longtime manager of the local branch, is slated for transfer as curtain shiner in the Honolulu branch wars series. The changes place Saigo among the most competent clerks in the toon branch with a three week departure.
The annual meeting of Wright Carriage Co Limited elected officers. Alfred Magoon was named president and fire president G Lowrey became vice president. R T Putin was secretary with Oiver tune 87 noted.
The British steamer Goornia and Vancouver 8 C. update voyages underway discharging cargo from Mexico as Canadian Mexican line shifts fleet. New arrangements include absorption by Canadian Mexican Paddle Company, introduction of Beltieh Henley and two European steamers, with Henley nearing Vancouver for service and more ships planned. cargoes from New York to Honolulu and San Francisco ports noted, plus departures and arrivals at Oakland and mainland routes.
A long list of arrivals on June 20 and June 27 includes the steamers Nippon Maru and others from San Francisco to Honolulu and Kaiul, with numerous passengers named. The record details ports, ship names, and passenger rosters from Kailua to Moana, reflecting a bustling harbor narrative.
The Albatross steamship, idle at Bun Ince before overhaul, may be assigned to Alaska duties after returning from Hawaii and Kauai. Other ships return from Pacific ports with weather updates and cargo. the Mishey brings sugar and other goods inland.
A dispute over payment for films involves the Film Revenue Company of Chicago suing Overend of Honolulu for 407.90 due for time paid in advance for June and July. The complaint alleges a agreement sending Aline in Dearend for Bee Works at a rate of Atlantic dollars a week, with charges to B40.
The listing records June 26 departures and sailings from San Francisco to Yokohama Makura and Nippon Maru with vessels including Nippon Maru and Nippon Maru. It notes post and port calls to Lanai Molokal and Rawatporta along with passenger names and families aboard. Also mentions transport service Dix Beattie Logan Thonian and sugar shipments awaiting purser Logan's report with numerous cargo codes and numbers.
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