Roosevelt Luck Ey with The Travelers
A fragment hints at Roosevelt Luck ey with the Travelers and a deputy minister role. The quoted lines reference Hike and Whyte, with an objected plan and unclear context from a Detroit Five Breve source.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
3
A fragment hints at Roosevelt Luck ey with the Travelers and a deputy minister role. The quoted lines reference Hike and Whyte, with an objected plan and unclear context from a Detroit Five Breve source.
Fragmentary OCR lists several names and dates including March 15 16 17 with titles Mr Mrs Miss and various surnames such as Pratt Allan and Loosley. The garbled text references individuals connected to the Hawaiian venue and possible social notices without clear actions or outcomes.
Wireless dispatch reports Minister Calhoun will be received by the Chamber of Commerce upon arrival aboard the Tenyo Maru. J. Calhoun, former Commercial Club president, invited him, but the club waives its claim, urging wide city representation at the reception and banquet at the Young Hotel with city business leaders in attendance.
A garbled wire from Alameda reports weather conditions including moderate wind and other unclear readings. The fragment mentions Alameda and a date style like 1910 but lacks coherent data or identifiable events.
Unclear request with several misspellings. The notice seeks a married couple with no children, furnished entrance, under five. Address or contact hints are garbled. No clear names, places, or verifiable details to extract.
The article blends classified ads and local notices on transportation, lodging, and events. It mentions Hawaii topics, business services, and a public meeting with expected questions on prohibition and Korean immigration, plus ship arrivals and local figures in attendance.
A garbled OCR list shows numerous personal names and titles such as Mr and Mrs, Miss, and Ms, with scattered surnames including Greenwell, Beebe, Franklin, Keefe, O'Brien, Cooper, Vindicated by context as a society or wedding notice draft. The text lacks coherent events or dates.
The article describes a proposed summer program for island schools under Superintendent Pope. It notes funds of about $1200 requested for the Summer School of Instruction, with staffing plans of one teacher for Navaral and Kauai and two for Oahu, plus committee members including Charles Baldwin and others. It covers meetings, donations, and logistical details for the territory wide initiative.
The American schooner Taurus plans lumber shipments from Mukilteo via San Pedro to Honolulu. The vessel loaded at the Mukilteo yard and is bound for Honolulu, expected to arrive within a week. A second ship, the Alden Borso, is listed with cargo to Honolulu, arriving March 18.
A fragmented March voyage timetable shows ships departing and arriving at multiple ports. Entries include various routes such as Honolulu, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Yokohama, and Hilo with dates in March, listing vessels like Tocco Hynes and Maul ships, plus several Mexican and Japanese port calls and transit notes.
A long list of passengers and vessels sailing from Honolulu to Manila Vancouver Tokyo and other ports includes many named individuals and families. The notice details departures from Honolulu around January to March and lists routes to San Francisco Nippon Maru and Mauna Kea with various dates and ships mentioned.
Fort Shafter reports season end drills and upcoming target practice schedule. Army units move gear from the dock to the range while a ball game against Marines drew interest at Athletic Park. Band and organization efforts praised amid ongoing range preparation for future operations.
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