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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
27
A garbled OCR fragment appears to reference a significant obituary or death notice. It hints at named individuals and venues while scattered phrases suggest a memorial context. The text remains unreadable in many parts, with several proper nouns and dates unclear.
An evening wheel event is listed with plans for performances by Somta and others. Details are sparse, but the program appears set to start soon with listed locations and times.
The Humpty Dumpty Circus announces a revised program with performances now scheduled for Monday Wednesday and Friday each week.
Honolulu's business scene runs active with stock moves, dividend talks, and plantation notes. Equity prospects, tour farms, pineapple markets, and hotel developments shape a brisk week as investors, newcomers, and locals pursue profits and steady income.
One of the season’s top social events in naval circles will be the old-time May Day party for visitors and their families at Mare Island. Captain and Mrs. Lucien Young will be most gracious hosts at their Lofty au thor Mare Island home.
Guests look forward to a grand May Day garden party at Mare Island with Captain and Mrs Young as hosts despite Captain Young’s recent pneumonia. The event centers on a May pole and invites all married officers in port to attend, with demonstrations of ducks and blooded turkeys. The Mauna Kea arrived with cargo from Hilo and multiple sugar shipments listed. The Miller Salvage Co plans to buy the Elwell to haul cargo between Milo and San Pedro. The James A. Cummins steamer is laid up for overhaul and set to resume service next week.
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