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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
3
The report describes Frussian prisoners under Vasilieff’s group receiving food after a period of starvation. Prisoners are being supplied with meals though strict control persists. One account notes limited rations and the convicts seeking sustenance, while others remain confined to their dormitories and routine.
A notice invites Hawati women to meet at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel Saturday morning at 10 o clock to discuss obtaining a straw vote on prohibition. The pre meeting committee will report and consider organization and procedure for any further action.
Stock activity in Hawaii shows little clear demand. Pioneer drops to 2 percent with a 210 bid while Hawaiian Commercial changes hands around 41.75. Me rydere and other names appear in tentative bids as banks note cautious lending.
Fragmentary report quotes Wells praising ideal labor conditions and prosperous workers. Mentions aviation week, Glenn Curtiss winning speed and height prizes, French crowds, and a planned San Francisco home base. Notes family ties to Staten Island and plans to remain in California. cites American co authoring context.
A jumbled Local and General column reports on funerals at Williams Undertaking Parlors, estate filings showing cash and bank totals, irrigation and sugar company agreements, a drink-driving incident, a public tram line event, school resignations, a sightseeing auto service invite, a divorce postponement, court appraisers, and rail company proceedings, all within scattered Honolulu notices and community updates.
City public works cleaned up the waterfront area near the Alakea Street wharf and Moana Road. Workers removed dirt and dust, while Pi Market Park is being pruned by city and county labor. A new cement walkway along Alatma Street connects to the winterfront, and a sugar cargo of 1700 sacks arrived aboard the steamship Kee.
The report covers the Alameda area with Alaska Steamship Company upgrades, passenger capacity increases, and vessel changes under Captain John A. O’Brien for Copper River service. It also recounts an escaped panther attack aboard the German ship Kila, with crew actions to subdue it, and Eastern advices on Atlantic cargo demand and U.S. government tonnage requisitions. Shipping commissioner Almy’s office move is noted, along with Canadian Australian line Makura’s Vancouver to Australia route and Nippon Maru sailing details.
Alan Finley Thayer, author of The Forest Empire and Manila agent, departs for Hagui with B F Hilingham Co. to demonstrate a high powered motor car. He plans a right through to Baguio, while continuing trips Manila Calamba estate, with Mrs Thayer and child aboard.
Stay stylish with the new four classy New York shoes from Manufacturers Blue 06 Ltd at 1061 Port Street. June July August hours run Saturdays from 1 to 2 PM during holidays. Sachs Dry Goods Co. invites early shopping to finish perks and support good work.
The Portuguese cruiser San Gabriel arrived in Hilo early in the morning, where a large crowd of Portuguese welcomed the ship from Claudine. An elaborate program has been planned for the entertainment of officers and men during their four days here, including a trip to the volcano for all aboard.
The petition states the defendant failed to file required papers within the twenty day period and an appeal was noted. Judge issued a decision, and two days after notice, Attorney Petey represents the plaintiff.
The Novelty Theatre offers a revised program by McGrath and Page with new acts and routines. Performers Muro and Howe headline light entertainment while other acts aim to entertain the crowd with improv and sketch comedy. Tickets advertised as "For sale" in the evening bulletin.
Shipping schedules May 25 to May 26 detail arrivals and departures at Honolulu. Vessels include The Saint Dunstan with Australian coal, Claudine bringing wood and sugar, and Virginian awaiting call at Maui and Hawaii ports. Reports note poor bunker quality onboard the Saint Dustaly and a German ship Renee Rickbiers en route with fertilisers.
Reports say Hawaii sugar planters, led by a Ma tin business figure, plan study visits to the Philippines from late May to early June. The Hawaii Sugar Planters Association notes interest grows as firms like RF Pillingham deepen ties, signaling potential permanent investments amid rising prospects for Philippine sugar.
Entries show multiple real estate transfers and recordings dated May 28 1910. Names include Wilhelmine Dowcett Antone Py Tavares Medeiros and others with properties in Hawaii and connections to local companies such as Hawn Irrigation Co and Pacific Sugar. The text mixes garbled names and unrelated notes but centers on recorded transfers and associated parties.
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