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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1906
Page
8
The text notes that tides at Kanuiui and Hilo run about one hour earlier than Honolulu in Hawaiian Standard Time. It states a 10h 30m slow offset from Greenwich time, related to the meridian 187.90 degrees. The time whistle at 1 m aligns with Greenwich.
A dated maritime timetable lists vessels and departures for March 17 to 19. Entries include schooners, steamers, and cargo ships such as the Mauna Loa Kinaw and Ke Au Hou with destinations to Kauai Hilo and Hamakua ports. Times range from early morning to evening with several boats carrying sugar and coconut shipments.
Weather data shows temperatures ranging from single digits to mid teens with humidities around typical percentages. Wind observed from multiple directions including Ni Ka mh and N with speeds varying. rainfall trace noted. total wind movement for the 24 hours ends near 146 miles. Authored by Alex Ashley, Weather Station Director.
Acting Governor warns Molokans have come to stay and raises concerns after a contested count of workers. Local official Pratt reports minimal trouble beyond what Castle Ima relayed, noting one injury among Motobine. otherwise no serious incidents.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a product or material that is weatherproof, fire and acid resistant, easily applied, and durable, with an unspecified developer or context. The garbled source prevents identifying person, organization, or date details.
A fragmented account describes a proposed exclusive agency by a producer group to handle their product and maintain prices. Comparisons are made to South cotton and California fruit grower associations facing prosecution, while political notes hint at renomination support for a candidate.
J B Castle reported from Kauai that Molokans at Kapaa faced some disaffection mainly caused by misunderstandings. After Cantle departed the group resumed work with praise for the effort, while Molokan families in Russia were eager to join friends in Los Angeles.
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