Honolulu Lodge No. 616 Weekly Meeting Notice
Honolulu Lodge No. 616, DB. P. 0. 5, meets in their hall on King Street near Fort every Friday evening. Visiting Brothers are cordially invited to attend. See Jas. D. Courty, Bro. Roe, T. K. Lee, See.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1910
Page
3
Honolulu Lodge No. 616, DB. P. 0. 5, meets in their hall on King Street near Fort every Friday evening. Visiting Brothers are cordially invited to attend. See Jas. D. Courty, Bro. Roe, T. K. Lee, See.
Fragmentary report notes Cleghorn and Moir Organization actions planned amid racially charged city tensions. Ministers will address death from the pulpit next Sunday. Kalin School events mark memorial concerns as political upheaval looms with Republican central leadership and Home Rule items forecast.
In a damaged text fragment from a 19th or early 20th century page, a promotional note discusses whiskey brands and medical booklets. The garbled OCR mentions health claims and a sealed list, with references to a pharmaceutical or patent medicine context and vendor names. The readable names include Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey and The Army Mall Whiskey, suggesting a period advertising snippet.
A Hawaii court memorial recounts the late Honorable A. S. Cleghorn, remembered for patriotism and service to Hawaii. Judge Cooper and colleagues express deep sorrow, praising Cleghorn’s kindness, intellect, and steadfast role in the territory’s governance and community.
Fragmented OCR recounts autos and carriage ads, ship movements, and a public notice list. It reports quarantine updates, harbor arrivals, and a lengthy obituary note on Governor A R Claghorn, detailing his career from merchant to governor and his death in private life.
A fragmented notice details departures on November 1 and 2 from various ports including San Francisco and Mongolia. It lists passengers such as Mrs HD Wik hard and Dr Hoffmann, crew and master names, and mentions ships like the Sierra and Defendur plus a music program at Empire Theatre and a tax notice due November 16.
A heavy rain did not dampen a grand naval ceremony honoring Nipponese forces. Officers cadets and crew lined the harbor as ships approached, playing national numbers while a shark was theatrically hauled aboard and prepared. Admiral Ya chiro and officials planned receptions at the consulate and palace as Governor Frear received guests aboard the Asamia.
Late Judge Andrade sat as private counsel for the defendant in a mald - down injury case at Folios Court this morning. A. M. Brown prosecuted, Lymer presiding. Verdict found the defendant not guilty. The suit concerned a vine rooted next door that climbed a fence and blocked windows and passage. The defendant argued he removed only the vine on his side and caused no damage to the adjacent growth. Some claims of tearing foliage from the other property were disputed. The matter touches local neighbors and vine growth disputes. The report also notes the agriculture commission’s annual crop value estimate at 200,000,000 for Georgia.
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