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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1905
Page
5
A Nebraska gentleman disputes The Bulletin's volcano trip comments and asserts no fear of earthquakes at the volcano. He warns the edge of the pit is dangerous for children and bets on unlikely escape from decents, noting the town bans betting and could call police.
Extreme reductions on men's colored negligee shirts begin Monday morning March. Last shirt sale sold quickly. this time larger quantity but not long. Includes pajamas half nightshirts neckties jerseys boys shirts dress suitcases and leather bags with a variety of patterns.
Logat, a United States Army transport arriving from San Francisco at 7 am, docks at Naval Wharf No. 1 in Honolulu. Sixth U. S. Infantry under Colonel Duncan and Sixth Cavalry under Captain Malvern Harnam prepare to march inland as crowds, including many women, cheer. Band music and hoisting of flags mark the ceremonial welcome amid speculation about corporate and political implications of the war.
The Sixth Infantry Band may perform at a royal Hawaiian Hotel ball in honor of Colonel Jos W Duncan and officers. The Logan arrived this morning with Duncan his wife and daughter Major Bundy and others. Dining and music plans hinge on a shipload mishap and search efforts. Kawalhan Quintet Club will perform at Royal Hawaiian instead providing dance numbers.
Soldiers in a transport bout faced a high sheriff and secretary over revolvers and drinking during arrival. Noncommissioned cavalry trooped in with sore arms and threats, then returned to transport by dark hour, allowed to display their weapons briefly amid tense confrontation.
Beginning tomorrow the coaching portion shifts to three drives Pall Tan tatuy and Moanalua. Tours start at 9 59 a m and return shortly after noon with Monday Thursday and Saturday departures. Coach from Cinb Stablow leads tomorrow's outing and road conditions are said to be delightful. Reservations via hotel offices Trout Co Promotion s Committee Captain Young Harbor Police cleanup waterfront. unemployed beggars given a chance to work at the Station House. Wharf safety improved with women advised to walk Port Street to access Railway and Hackfeld wharves.
The issue lists cargo arrivals and departures including the Novadan from San Francisco to Honolulu due tomorrow, the transport Thomas to San Francisco at 4 pm, the Logan resuming voyage to the Philippines at 3 pm, and sugar and coffee shipments from Honolulu to San Francisco. Also notes on rental ads, a large mule shipment inquiry, preparations for the Azk how Minstrel show in April, and police rounding up vagrants.
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