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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1905
Page
6
The Catholic Church of St John the Baptist Kalihiwaena led by Rev Father Clement announces services for the 23rd Sunday after Pentecost. A sermon, baptism, Sunday school, and collection are planned. attendance at Moaniua parish also noted with morning mass and catechetical activities.
A large crowd of boys and girls spent a lively Saturday at the zoo. They enjoyed the merry go round swings and pet pond while families and big crowds visited the popular attractions. A. Mason of Kawathue was the sole passenger on the Kuual trip that morning.
The Kaimuki Improvement Club directors discussed funding and plans for road improvements in Kaimuki and Palolo, including a potential county transfer of road responsibility. They debated waters, tax shares, and a proposed petition to Supervisors, with focus on the Walalae route as a priority and later consideration of Kapahulu tract inclusion. The meeting covered tree planting, transit issues, and proposed promotional pamphlets to attract residents.
Captain Simerson of Health baseball team prepared for a game against the Patrolmen on November 5 at 2509. The roster lists Stone, Hy Baal, W. K. Simerson, Gorman, ACH, Moore, Davotayn, Kahatewal, Kane, Fleht Mold, Hanuhatl, Kinley, Catalan. The Meatt patrolers will face them.
Morning report from poloeh indicates the Columbia’s vessel tied off Koko Vitead during the tide. Readable fragments suggest a naval action or maneuver with unclear details and minor place references.
Captain Joxaelyn spoke of the Coringa’s voyage from Bangkok, its wreck near the Malay peninsula after a forty hour hurricane, marooning of the crew and family for twenty eight days, Malay natives’ mixed reception, and eventual rescue by a passing steamer. The Kunanu Boat Club evening featured piano by Mrs Shepardeon and close with singers Brown and Hugo Horse.
A garbled arrival record lists numerous individuals with scattered initials and surnames such as Peroti Kinan Tromp Hilo Ney and Mrs W Clagy, followed by partial names including Joba A Beat Hind Hind and Townsend. The text reads like an OCR fragment with no clear event or context attached.
The Lena entered Honolulu harbor late yesterday, anchoring along Naval Row. Salutes from the Naval Station greeted the cruiser, which plans to stay about ten days to take on 300 tons of coal. Command details and crew listed, with mentions of Captain A. Glaterle and Lieut. Com Grannis, plus notes on ship connections and prior visits.
Local charity event solicits donations at a community center near the corner of Hotel and Fort Hills. The drive funds Kawviant Home and GLB Saiyan Army Rove Home with the aim to support orphans and related welfare initiatives.
Social notes announce the Art Loan exhibit hosted by the Pree Kindergarten and Childrens Aid Association in the Lowers and Cooke building on Thursday and Friday November 24. The display features varied art works from the American and Orient departments with committee oversight, aiming to attract families and children with a small admission fee.
In Hanokas a Saturday evening meeting arranged details for January 1 1808 race day. A lively program includes athletic sports and a dance to close the day. Officials listed include W G Weather as ring committee, A Harner, G Kyner, Feed Carter treasurer, ALD Lindaay Mor secretary, WL Ib Jones Herald.
Robert Ford, longtime assistant engineer at Hiuneer Mill on Maui, died after a fever while working at Pacific Sugar Mill. He leaves a wife on Maui and was hospitalized for surgery before his death. The obituary notes his lodge affiliations in San Francisco and Waulauk and lists a final funeral service with a procession and offerings.
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