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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1910
Page
3
W Riley alongside Wm. C McCoy appear in gos proceedings, with local officials confirming their roles and the event underway. The notice highlights their names and the local context of the gathering.
The readable lines show a jumble of place names, routes, and partial dates including Tuesday and March phrases. Several proper nouns and locations appear crowded and unclear, suggesting an incomplete transportation or timetable fragment from a historical newspaper page.
The Hawaii College Observatory setup outlines instruments and transit methods for observing a nearing comet. A transit clock, large telescope, and transit markings will guide observers from the telescope room across the observatory to the Antescayne area, with staff from the College coordinating the display and public instructions.
A choppy session sees gains in major stocks with optimism over European prices and export activity. Traders note strong demand in certain sectors while warnings about inflation and policy weigh on sentiment.
A continuation from Page 1 notes a boy described by one detective as sixteen by Chinese count and fifteen by "Hanle" practice. Since he is over fourteen under both counts, he is permitted to roam without further restrictions.
Classified fragments show soda water punchy claims and laundry services. Mentions Luke Paton and Bnebre Saloon with butter milk creamery offerings and Canwaldar Water Works. Calls to pay personal tax poll road before April to avoid ten percent penalty. References to Kentucky Saloon and two Jace Vint duck, green stamps, and Honolulu telegraph terms.
The Eastern sugar market summary notes a visible supply near 3,198,000 tons with 3499425 tons in view, while Cuban demand remains strong for European buyers and refiners report ample ramp shipments. UK shipments of 100,800 bags to Cuba and 150,000 bags to West offerings reflect ongoing intermarket movement amid drought and revised forecasts.
The report covers European sugar parity, Cuba sugar exports, refinery capacity, and price gaps, noting a potential market shift as parity differences influence the United Kingdom supply. It also describes an explosion aboard the steamer Wilhelmina near Crockett, with investigation and repairs underway.
A Chinese man named Lee Ching, involved in a dispute over a weight weapon, allegedly assaulted another man with a weight at a wagon stop. Police arrested him after a struggle, with bond set at fifty dollars. The victim was left shaken and returned home.
Weather hit vessels of the Atom Navigne Hon Company and the Niihau, with several working boats damaged near Kukuthasle and Honokau while a sugar shipment faced delays. One boat drifted ashore on March 21 as a steamer Wax faced embargo tensions.
A crash at the Opera Howe corner caused a motorcycle to crash into a wall. The rider was injured and the Japanese bystander spoke seven languages. A complaint was filed at the justice station, and an officer was sent to inform the rider. The motorist claimed the fault lay elsewhere and offered to pay for the damage. The matter may be resolved before Judas Andrade.
Shipping notices list multiple vessels and itineraries across Molokai, Honokaa, Captain names and passenger lists. Details cover sailings for March 28 and March 29 to Oahu Kauai and international ports, with crews and residents named, including Messrs Godfrey and Higginson among others.
A blaze at 0wo ninety o'clock on Here tania street broke out in a room above a shop. Firemen responded quickly and, with an axe, forced entry and battled the furnace like fire. Chief and officers praised the plucky efforts of a Japanese shopkeeper and the quick actions that saved the store.
Police report two youths involved in a drunken incident. One teenager, seventeen, faced deputy guidance and homeward advice. The second offender, named Billy, aged seventeen, was restrained by a deputy and likely to appear before Judge Whitney for possible reform school placement.
A garbled Late 19th century report outlines a schedule of baseball games between Barry's Beauts and New Orleans clubs and other teams. It notes matches at Athletic Park and the league rink, with local clubs such as J. A. C24 id by Dimond Hendy and the Guards and Sew. Unclear details include team alignments, venues, and exact dates as to how two games may unfold.
Fragmentary text from a page segment discusses an ordinance on kissing and sanitation with references to Honolua, physicians committees, and potential action by Hotton. The garbled OCR mentions Quinn, Quins, and a voyage with coastal discussions, including a ship manifest and cargo items, amid a broader political discourse.
A morning report states a sick guard was found doubled over with stomach cramps in a park. Deputy Sheriff Howe responded, sending the man to Queen's Hospital aboard a police wagon. Another guard from the prison arrived to assist.
Jerry Broderick the well known horaetuai leaves for Waijuku on Friday with his Ally Coppltt and Sim. He will in charge of four belongings for Louie Warren who will rice the horses at the mont ag on duly fourth. Broderick hopes his work on the Watluku track can place the four Ayer in best condition and a fair portion of the prize money toward Honoluluward.
Kaimuki residents express optimism as Manitun Campbell forwards a letter to city and county authorities seeking a permit for a rapid transit link. The plan envisions a four hundred foot length corridor between Victoria and Ponstoola Mirrors and another between Mus caton and Alexander streets along the trolley line, aiming to speed travel in Honolulu.
Joneyh Nunes, a member of the bend who served as supervisor of a payment for a full month, will receive only three days’ wages for February. Court records state he was not entitled to the full month’s pay, and he is expected to perform duties before the court date.
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