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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
3
Partial OCR text mentions multiple dates and places including London, Manchester, Canada, Tacoma Washington, and mentions of March 1 2 3. It reads like a shuffled wire service brief with names and locations but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
The excerpt describes naval matters including figures like Admiral Harber and Pacific theater operations. It mentions ships, routes, and potential targeting or practice scenes, with references to Washington and West Virginia, and a Steamship Company buying Land’s Blue Anchor. The garbled OCR preserves names and places but many phrases are unclear.
A garbled local page notes calls for Easter travel, telephone orders, and hotel carriage tips. It mentions a forthcoming marriage, a hospital operation, and a court calendar entry. Reports on labor, the volcanic project, and water works mix with notices from the Catholic Ladies Society and shipping arrivals.
Reports detail eleven missing crew and passengers from the Farallon wreck near Ko diak with recent dispatches dated January 23. The Windsor Park survived a brutal voyage to Melbourne, battered and leaking after a December gale off Wileong promontory. Shipping plans include a new Portland to California steamer, while the Tacoma Shipping Commissioner notes rising sailor counts and vessel activity in the year.
The Canadian Australian liner Makura is bound for Honolulu from Puget Sound with over thirty passengers expected to disembark. The freighter Kiyo Maru may also bring vital cargo to Gilgport from Hongkong and Yokohama. The Matson steamer Noor Wilhelmite arrived on maiden voyage from Honolulu to San Francisco. A consignment of lumber for Hawaii Lumber Co. departed on Caspar bo, while the American bark Argo set sail from the North Pacific coast on February 16. The steamer Nile to Kukalau and the inland steamer Keauhou from Katat ports with 3600 sacks of sugar arrived, and the schooner Jahon Rolph loaded a full cargo of sugar at Hana for San Francisco on the vessel Claudine.
Naval officer from the armored cruiser Washington dies of smallpox at Diamond Point air station. His home is listed as Palo Alto, California. The Washington crew remains quarantined at the notation hospital as the ship docks for repairs.
Seattle Jan. 27 The Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound railroad traffic department announced arrangements for a rail and waterway service from eastern points to the Hawaiian Islands via a contract with the Waterhouse line. The Milwaukee will push a systematic campaign to open the way for the bandite at the bulk of the Hawaiian unions. The company has been successful in invading the Siberian trade, with shipments of machinery and other war piles en route west for forwarding. Milwaukee officials say joint rail and water rates from eastern points to the Orient destination are now demonstrable.
The page details ship departures and arrivals across Pacific ports from March 4 to March 29 with multiple lines including Japan-Demta Maru, Katal porte-Kinau, San Francisco routes, and various Hawaiian ports. It notes berthing at Arnhem street wharf and lists frequent passengers and clients of H. Hackfeld & Company, with an emphasis on the upcoming Monday through Wednesday sailings and a large roster of booked travelers.
The inter grand steamer Claudine docked after a voyage from Maui and Kauai ports amid variable winds. She carried 6 cabin passengers, 29 cords wood, 100 pieces lumber, 61 hogs, 48 hacks corn, 27 bales hides and 199 packages sunithes and plans a return trip to Hawaii on Friday afternoon.
U S Weather Bureau bulletin from Honolulu records Atmospheric pressure and temperature ranges for February 1910. It lists mean pressure, highest and lowest temps with dates, monthly precipitation totals, normal values, and notable figures for deficiency and accumulation. Also reports wind movement, prevailing direction, and number of clear and cloudy days. Prepared by Weather Bureau Director Wm. Stockman.
The Canadian Australian liner Mahalin is set to sail from the Alexander Street wharf at 8 o'clock this evening with a general cargo load and four passengers. The Inter- Island steam Hallin is scheduled to sail at 6 o'clock this evening.
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