Fragmentary Social Page Names and Places on May Day
A garbled listing of people and locales appears in a social section dated May 17, naming individuals such as Mr A Keiden Mrs Arnetd Mire Co imith and Wanker W. A. Paul, with scattered towns like Alma Cal Bay Francian Stout and San Francisco. The fragmentary text mentions marriages, addresses, and associations across multiple cities, reflecting a damaged OCR record of a social or greetings column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuewiay
A. Keiden
Kevali
Arnetd
Mire
Imith
Sire
Wilber Wanker
W. A. Paul
Site
Enitd
San Wraecidra
W. Cathcart
Bay
Tnc
J Conway
San Francisco
Allen, Clim
NOY
BE Brimer
Maravaican
Shopping News Highlights Local Promotions and Openings
The notice lists Yeo Chan & Co new arrivals including overland trunks and luggage, Jordan's opening under Wilhelming era, and various local business promotions. Baseball scores for the American and National leagues appear on the Phy Fashion bulletin board, while M. Behn offers two to seven seater autos for hire. Rainier beer is praised for popularity, and Silva's Toxgery introduces new stock from Hart Behaftner & Marx. Nott advertises work opportunities at 182 Merchant Street near Alnkea, inviting dancers and other workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeo Chan & Co
Snrae
Sult Carwi
Piglon
Jordan
Ax Wilhelming
Caloot
M. Behn
Automan
Ham
Ack Huntte
Rainier Beer
Vans ‘Siher
Etellah
High Lane Hart
Escapee Duck Soon Escapes From Prison Gang
A man named Chun Nick Boon escaped yesterday afternoon, walking away calmly after joining an apparent gang, with plans to evade pursuit. Authorities report a disturbance on Kaglovint Street where residents observed a disruption and bread found at the scene. The incident suggests Boon and Grace may form a partnership fueling further trouble, while a mother and others in the area endure the aftermath and search for the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Duck Boon
Maten
Lourne
Tie
Hawaii Island Local Marine Buoy Establishment Notice
Local notice to mariners reports the planned placement around June 6 1910 of buoys and markers near Kaulaul and Maka reefs to indicate channel bounds and hazards. Details mention buoys marking the reef edge near Mukawol Mill stack and Kalaniuaa Rock, with color patterns and positions, plus a May 14 report on light and eclipse conditions for Honolulu harbor entrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Kaual
Wailea
Bowring
Ontu
Honolulu
Kaunakaleal Harter
Local Notices and Court Hearings Reported in Confused Local Copy
A garbled local page notes various items including auto repair ads by Bre. Bell and a mention of a saloon for good figures. It covers a criminal court hearing for Holt, a city hall committee forming for a cow buildup, and legal actions including guardians seeking court permission to sell ward property. Advertising executive Jon A. Richards visits Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncore
Janen Baker
H. Bell
Hawa
Dimner Holt
Holt
Leourt
Hives
Adolph Sebnaek
Wylhelming
University of California
Mrr
Jefs Kanoo
Guardian
Carrie
Rebreen Minger
Hiv Warde
Miverica
L. Ajman Vorum
C.H. Helmie
Wong Bay
Jon A. Richards
United States
Vinitii Ue
Honoluli
Mfr
Wichards Tm Royanelile
Tocal
Bie Vintt
Richarde
Theo. Richanty
Elty
Schedule of Tears Sigs Play In Afternoon
Schedule fragment lists three matches to be played in the afternoon with winners advancing. The winner of the Richard Dell win match will play FP.R Bartlett tomorrow. Other matches tomorrow involve Hockie on Stagtehuret Clark Nowell and W W Low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racharddell
R Bartlett
Hockie On
Stagtehuret Clark Wa
Nowell
Low We
Semifinals Set After Quarterfinals With Eight Players
After the games, sixty contenders remain, with eight matches to decide the semifinals. The eight players advance, then four will reach the semis. Play begins at 4:30 PM with all contestants asked to hold the course at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eigct
Jett
Akio Hed Quanti Deck Atkinson and Gua Lot of Risalaun
A garbled report notes Atkinson and the Gua group will not reach Korea as expected. A telegram from ckitwon states he witnessed quarantine conditions at Duly. Details remain unclear but arrival in Henoluti with Tho lant of the Hivmelane is anticipated next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deck Atkinson
Risalaun
Korea
Henoluti
Juto
Inquest on Auto Victim Adjourned At Police Station
A New Mexico inquest into an auto victim adjourned as witnesses contradicted themselves. Clunay remains in custody awaiting a verdict that could charge him with manslaughter or murder. Attorney Rawlins questioned witnesses, stirring town debate over expanded privileges at inquests.
May 2 Maritime Dispatches and Missing Mail Brief
A cryptic teletype style note lists arrivals and delays with scattered ship and rail terms. Mentions Salina crew, Missouri price ad, and a mislaid mail item. Dense OCR fragments imply a brief shipping and mail status notice from an early 20th century paper.
Inaugurates New Service With Bark Toward Pacific Power
The barque departed from Honolulu bound for Southern California ports with cargo including 617 barrels of deer, 177 tons of baled hay, three hundred bricks, cement, and two carloads of power pipe. Promoters expect further tonnage as business warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balay
Bowe
Redondo
Calif
Catal
Frederick Miller Faporia
Alden
Fanwcuraton
Honnluly
California
Porta
Thie Port
Seraptron
Cowmuewon
Thia
Contestants Friends Clipping Coupons In Bulletin
Clipping coupons from the bulletin reveals interest among contestants and supporters. The piece notes multiple voices within the campaign and references a tally from yesterday evening, with a score on page 10.
Hawaii to Leave Next Wednesday for San Pedro voyage
Shipping news from Weluwenby dated May 18 reports Hawail and allied vessels set to depart next Wednesday. Descriptions mention Hawaii bound operations via Norfolk and San Pedro with arrangements for passengers, crew, and cargo. The report notes expected arrivals and the plan to intersect Manila routes, with confidence high in completing the passage and meeting the sailing line schedule.
Passenger listings and sailing notices from May schedule
A fragmentary ship passenger list and sailing notices show multiple routes and dates including May 7 May 19 May 2 and May 17. Names include Blarra Caton Haintead Aci Lack land and many others with destinations spanning Ban Pra alto Hawaii Franchco Koree Molokai Maui Japan and Hongkong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blorra
Ban Pra Alto
Henry Afoar
Maator Afods
Robert Caton
X. Haintead
Mire Aci
Lackland
Mra Pholye
W. A. Dickson
Mra
A. N. Locke
W. M A. Banks
R. Goutt
A. Potter
C. W. Pendleton
Mrm
J. R
Boulder
Lf Dimond
Mra. Murphy
Purvis
Purvis el Chit
D. W. Shanks
W. Caeupbell
Maris
B.A. Bryan
Yawith
Hown
H. Kellner
Oinire
Proseet
Thatcher
Lauteinayer
W.C. Dalley
Minn
J. Davidson
Minxi
Ara
RS. Danteon
iKinay
Kewal Port
A. Knudsen
HG McDonald
Marter McDonald
A. Amahala
Fi Falretitd
HK Kim
Kematen
Porstmr
Mikahisia
Molokai
Maui
J. Kekipi
Kev
A.D. Weymouth
B.A. Mattmith
Por P.M
Asis
Japan
Hongkong
Minter McKey
FW Bagientan
Waterfront Notes on arriving ships and cargoes at Honolulu
A cable report from Hy Hackford & Co notes a thousand tons of Oriental cattle to Honolulu on Saturday aboard Korea from Hong Kong via Japan port. Korea has space for twenty passengers and bookings are near capacity. Korea may sail to San Francisco the same evening carrying general cargo. Also, the freighter Tuserutan Cruz arrived San Francisco yesterday bound for Beattie. The Hilonian was 1015 miles off port and expected to arrive Thursday. Helene departed Grays Harbor with lumber for Allen & Robinson. The May 39 Decoration Day weather and the Australian schooner Myd report yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolutu
Pacific Mail
Korea
Hongkong
Welanda
Mateon
Hilonian
Beattie
Thin Port
Hilonian H
Grand Jury Indicts Pupuhi in Automobile Fraud Case
The Territorial Grand Jury indicted Samuel Puyull on charges of grand theft related to an automobile purchase. The defendant allegedly accepted payment from a third party for a ride or use of the vehicle, with further allegations about restitution and property transfer. The panel also examined additional matters during its session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial
Samuel Puyull
Baum
Pupult
Tower Court
Hyta
Hepburn successor named Alonzo Gantley announced
An article notes Henry M. Hepburn lieutenant in the Rev. mine Cutter Norview, married to Madge McCantilenseo Kew Mork, and introduces Alonzo Gantley as successor and prospective manager of the Ha waiian Electric Company in the near future. The text references the Mewalen Company and Foaten service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Hepburn
Norview
Mies Madge
McCantilenseo
Mana
Mewalen
Liewtenant Ie
Hawaiian Electric Company
Governor Frear Beadys Visit With Chief Justice Beatty
A morning scene records Governor Frear with his daughter and Chief Justice Beatty visiting the Governor at the state house. They spend time touring the palace rooms and viewing portraits of Hawaiian royalty on the walls of the Vetistorte building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Beatty
Califor
Prear
Justice Heatty
Hanoluty
Boie
Hilace
Éanmlati
Hawaii
Vetistorte
Wapolani Home Gets Increased Support
Julya residents and Honolulu county will fund Anoreane care at the maternity home starting July, paying 92.00 per day per patient. The board approved the change after sanitation committee input. Some members favored moving indigent divers to another facility but would require new physicians and drug costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoluim
Committee On
Heartl
Board of Sujervisore
Wing Bure
Third member appointed to conference on state uniform rules
Governor Frear announced C F Clemons as the third member alongside Withington and Carl Smith to attend the two-year conference on uniform state rules. The gathering will convene in Nashville Tennessee, starting August 5, with the conference’s expected recommendations guiding the Nations Bar Association meeting soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frear
C.F. Clemona
Withington
Carl
Mariners Hawaii Harbor Channel Buoy Replacement Notice
Notice announces replacement of a harbor channel buoy at Hawaiian Islands harbor by Siniakol and partners. It states a temporary deployment on May 17 and outlines the investigation into an investment position related to the buoy project. Authorities urge mariners to exercise caution in the area and follow updated notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siniakol
Sly Mide
Konnaknent Harbor
Mit Channel
Tairanen Buoy
Mystery Surrounds Death of Garnar in Quiet Town
A man named Garnar was found dead at a Morgue after a head injury from a frontal bone fracture. An inquest will be held at the police station with Andrew held for investigation. Garnar leaves a wife and seven children. Several other deaths have prompted pending inquests amid a spate of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanl
Andrew
Ds Woon
Wood
Garnar
Mofhilig
Vlolenos
Cluney
Garner
Ton
PORE STREET PAVE 18 APPROVED
City council approves Pore Street paving project amid weather delays and public petitions. Officials discuss ordinance details and potential injuries noted in the incident report. no final injury figures released.
Passing Through Tail Of Comet Sparks Public Fear
The passage through a comet tail generates wide interest and fear as observers note the earth’s distance and the two bodies’ alignment. Experts from Verkow Observatory advise there is nothing to fear, explaining the tail’s composition and minimal risk to Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Verkow Observatory
Maya
Wittch the
MoClellan argues over road work funding in Honolulu budget
NINANUEL ECARCE and MOCLELLAN fight over an extra 17,000 for road work in the next appropriation bill. They warn the money would only fund local road repairs and maintenance, not new projects, as the council debates road tax and July deadlines. The final reading vote involved Lagan, ulnn, Con and Kane in a tied tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Vokis
McMellon
Aylett
Broughe Lagan
Ulnn
Con
Kane Trethe
Jarl
Aner
Extra Dividends Announced Amid Market Jitter
A fragmented market report notes extra dividends declared by several firms. Observers report volatile trading as prices show mixed moves on a day of thin liquidity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Masonic Temple
Leah Chapin
Oceania
Herodury Commandery
Red Crowe
Cordinily Inelied
K. P. Hall
Cor
Harmony Lodge
Port Street
Hendry
H. Fi
McCay
Noble Grand
Oahu Lodge
Thal
Dertiania Visting
Wm, Jones
C. F. Heine
K. Rob
Monolulu Lodge
C. E
Elks, Monte
King Firwat
Port
Vieition Srothers
Fowkaty
H.R. J. Klubghl
Mawalian Thibe
R. M
Kulghta
Vhiting Brothers Cor
AEM
P. Hall
Swretania
Port Streets
Magion
Ord
We R, Riley
W. P. WM
McCoy, Son
Wil McKinley Lodge
KOF F
B. Moll
I A. Taylor
A. Jacorron
PLISM
Helow Hotel
Anboo Films and Cameras
Gurrey’s, Ltd
Lehnhardt
ELAS
THE
Youne
Tully
Alma
Cal
Sly Ale
Mateo
Alm
Nichols
Lom Angeles
Austin
Salinas
Land
Codaineton
Grattan Wite
Chiewgn
Duck
Anderson
Karwan
Nick Boon
Torving & Fveyner Yentenes
Bulletin
SIGS
Akio Hed Quanti
Clunay
Jonah Cantuins
Climey
Rawlins
Sameessar
Hile
Wright
Peenemt
Porhign
Weareemay
Aynovov
Mears Apel
Hawail
Hanivan i
N Weluenby
Alden Bowse
Kaual Porte
Hall
Atte
Ted Dally
Norfolk
Stoke
Stinr
San Pearo
Neutuven
Atm
Uhmt
Dily
Manila
porte—Chattanhogatt
Claudine
Yraneioon da
Howell Porte
Etme
Kanal porte—Kinan
Movoal
Auxa Stron
Ee Porty
Kewahion
Etm
porte—Nithan
Atmr
Sierre
Asle
Thureday
Kauni Porte
W. G. Mall
Ime
P.m
Porte— Wtmr, & P.m. Ae San Franchco-Koree
Pauline
Waterfront
Helene
Grays Harbor
Alien & Robinson le
Pupuhi
Epburn
Alonzo Gantley
Wapolani
Notich
Mariners
Mak
Guilin
Ninanuel Ecarce
Moclellan
Banede Mann Wold
Ania
Olay
Tomes
Brolfom
Tiun
Ennta
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