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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1910
Page
9
The Hawaii newspaper weighs in against John G. Woolley and his prohibitionist rhetoric. It quotes a Honolulu leader’s February 2, 1910 Advor-Hithor message and warns Hawaiians not to be swayed by his strong stance.
Readable fragments list many individuals with surnames and initials, including Adame Bohoneth Kore Krakenkamp Garlington Clark and Nichols. Mentions May 12 13 and places New York City Alma Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago Columbus and Salinas.
A cluttered shopping page highlights several merchants including Hackfeld & Co and J. Mt Levy & Co offering candy, novels, and new fashions. Ads promise summer beverages, soda fountain supplies, and new linen dresses, with multiple stores promoting specials for the coming two days.
A mixed local notice roundup covers jobs, services, a divorce for nonsupport, court actions, a land ejectment suit, a street project, a theater engagement, a hearing for a public offense, and a traffic collision. Names include Mareen Campbell, Michail Aspinwall, Phoney Davis, J. S. Canario, Le L. McCandlerson, and Prof Brigham. Places cited include Hilo, Rivertreet, Walanae, and King Street with mentions of the Mawna Kea steamer and the Hawaiian Carriage Mfg Co.
Port arrivals and departures across multiple ports including San Francisco, Grays Harbor, Willapa Harbor, Eureka and Yokohama listed by date. Vessels from Hilo, Katmai, Honolulu and Tokyo reported with cargoes such as gin and gauging cacks. A steady stream of ships like the Ten Maru and the Korea travel toward Pacific destinations.
Notice to mariners reports temporary removal and re placement of navigational lights at various locations including Mision Bay Rock Muay No 4 and Blunts Reel Lightvelwel No 2 with June 1 actions. It notes clarifications on light characteristics and color changes, plus transport movements from Hilo to Guam and San Francisco with cargo, ship schedules, and port calls affecting army officers and civilian crews.
Shipping notices list multiple vessels and itineraries from May 13 to May 29, including Hongkong, Mauna Kea, Mauna Ken, and Mauna Loa routes. Ports referenced include San Francisco, Hilo, Vancouver, and Seattle with dates, sailings, and ship names such as Anta, Kinaw, and Mikahala. Names of passengers and residents appear in the cargo and passenger lists.
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