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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1910
Page
5
A garbled list shows names and dates from May 16 through May 21. The fragment mentions multiple people with varied spellings and several calendar days including Friday May 20 and Thursday May 19. No clear event or action. appears to be a social or staff schedule.
A Saturday night campus performance at Punahou by Oahu College students delighted attendees. The rustic stage depicted a forest setting as Halley’s Comet loomed overhead, drawing praise for student leadership and staging despite imperfect diction.
A bench warrant issued by Judge Robertson in federal court for Alfred W Carter for perjury remains unserved. It is understood no attempt will be made to serve him as he will be in Honolulu next week from Kauai and will appear in court to answer the charge. The adjournment came after the case and a backers meeting adjourned due to Attorney Hayling. Blank books and supplies advertised by the Bulletin Publishing Company.
Public legal notices announce William Bavidon as administrator of the A Winterstein estate in Honolulu Hawaii and call creditors to present claims with vouchers within months. Also details a petition for letters of administration in the matter of Malle K Paahag with a hearing set for June 27 in the Probate Court at the Judiciary Building Honolulu.
A ragged, multi-topic local page notes court actions including a judge’s three month sentence for larceny and a juried calendar with 87 cases, shipping records for April on Milo, and social items such as a recital by Miss Lindeman’s accompanist. Also mentioned are police court proceedings, arrests for drunkenness, and various local business notices.
The Yosemite California contest plans a Wednesday evening tally with the score printed in Thursday's issue. After the office count, ballot box keys will be handed to the committee overseeing the final count on the next holiday. Names of the committee members will be announced tomorrow.
A series of Saturday mishaps leaves several injured. James Kuola says he was shoved by Spencer while wheeling a ruck, resulting in a broken arm and a potential assault prosecution. An elderly Portuguese man selling fruit alleges a woman threw him to the ground, breaking his arm. George Halu, at Winston block, reports a knife wound from a Portuguese attacker on the stairs. Nigel Jackson fights end with a chair blow to his head. A marathon runner remains in hospital with injuries. A man fell down stairs and shattered a glass door, cutting his wrist severely.
Woolleyman urges support for a federal prohibitory law for Hawaii and praises Congress for granting Hawaiian voters the right to vote. He recalls his trip to Washington and notes a push from Prince to ensure the Territory’s voters are heard. He congratulates the delegate but adds that God will judge all these acts.
Dik arrived in Seattle and stayed 14 days. Laat reached San Prancisco in May as Herman after sailing from Manila on May 14. horidan departed Monolalu for Muni in May 14.
May 23 entry notes a arrival on May 24 and a bulletin sale on May 19. The garbled text references rent cards and notices surrounding the Prancinco event and local listings.
Immigrant arrivals from Russia and the Philippines are processed by federal officers in Hawaii. Nearly 100 Russians land Saturday, then assigned to Mauna Kon and Kinawa plantations on Hawaii, Maui, Kauai, and Kohala. Filipinos arriving by steamer Kerwa sent to Kohala next day. Some migrants previously discharged from work remain at a stockade while authorities assess their cases.
The Jenry McRae company will present Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew tonight with detailed costumes and scenery. Mine Orwald returns as Katherine alongside Charlee Bantord as Petruchio, as the troupe prepares for three weeks of shows. Next Thursday, The Lion and the Mouse will be offered by popular request with Mr Morrison and Miss Hudson returning to their former roles.
The government forfeited eight homesteads on the windward side of the Island to the Department of Public Works. Cases show the purchasers failed to meet purchase conditions, returning 68 lots to public property. An executive dinner invitation at the Young Hotel is extended to those unable to attend. Pro bate probate and estate appraisers are noted, with Arthur G. Smith seeking permission to practice before the Supreme Court.
Shipping notices show sailings between Maui Molokai and Kauai ports, Norfork to Vancouver and Newcastle routes, with mid May and May 25 dates. Entries mention Wilhelmina and other steamship lines, Hilo service, and Friday through Wednesday departures across Hawaii, New Zealand, and California connections.
The British steamer Rokeby arrived at the local naval station after a calm voyage from Norfolk Virginia carrying 767 tons of American coal. The vessel will stay at the wharf for about ten days.
Fragmented dispatch records mail runs from Honolulu to Yokohama and Vancouver with dates May 9 20 27 30. A steamship Daneale carried sugar 832 sticks 75 cattle from Hawaii amid rough homeward seas reported by the Youve crew.
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