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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1905
Page
8
An art loan exhibit at the Owners & Cooke building offers a refreshment and entertainment lower area. An artiste supper is served Thursday from 6 to 1 and a frequent lunch on Friday. Admission is free for those admiring the refreshment room. visitors present tickets at the door or pay at the foot of the staircase.
Portuguese boy M. J. Freitas was arrested by Captain Sam Leake on a Saturday night for second degree larceny after shoplifting from a Japanese store on Nojana street. The merchant chased Freitas, who fled along the arena before being found hiding nearby. belongings had been dropped during the pursuit.
A prisoner identified as Snow, a 15 year burglary term inmate at Oahu jail, attempted a bold escape by tunnel through a coral wall nine inches thick separating his cell from the road. Guards discovered the hole at 5 am after he spent the night trying to breach the barrier. Snow, described as incorrigible, faces further punishment for the failed bid.
The Russian consul says the cay stain would come here instead of to any other port due to fuel concerns and the Lena arriving with few cows aboard. Reports of mutiny aboard a Russian ship circulate locally, but Mr Protentauer denies any trouble or hangings after Mare Island as claimed by some papers.
A Chinaman named Ah Chow was jailed Saturday on a first degree larceny charge after entering a room occupied by four Japanese on River Street with a skeleton key. A small junk parcel was found on the person. The Japanese detained him and handed him to police. The usual Monday morning court session with Judge Whitney resulted in most defendants being fined one dollar.
Adirean un Thutie Sele Potted planta eu flowers ani floral pleave to order. J. K. Clark Pawaw Nursery phone White 2221 SeOb.
Maritime log notes Hawaiian Standard Time differs from Greenwich by ten and a half hours. Entries list vessels sailing from various Kanai ports with arrival and departure times around November 16 to 20. Notable ships include RP Rithet from San Francisco and Lady from Kola ports with early morning passages.
Readable items show multiple sailings with vessels such as Moana and Charles Gounod. Entries list destinations Portland Sydney and San Francisco, with times around 2 to 6 p.m. and notes of captains or masters like Gibb and Oger.
Fragmentary OCR item lists various ports and individuals including Ke Ay Hon Tulleit, Clarke, Mall, Thompson, Commins, Searle, and Tan. It mentions ports, counties, and times but contains many garbled names and unclear actions. Provides a snapshot of maritime activity and personnel with unspecified dates or outcomes.
DUE TOMORROW Str Noeat Pederon from Hawaii ports a.m PB M.S. 8 Mongolia Porter from San Francisco. At the medical convention Saturday the platform was decorated with an oil portrait of Dr H C Sloggett draped in crepe. The doctor being the most notable member of the Resolution to Mile Committees of the Catholic Society have arranged to receive Bishop Jabert. F W Wood marshal of the day. A banquet planned for December 6. The Chess Club met yesterday. Blank books and ledgers manufactured by the Bulletin Publishing Company.
In the High Circuit Court of Hawaii a petition for administration of the estate of Mitte Kahunahehale of Honolulu Oahu is filed by Sal Mattie Kabantemels Mirai. The hearing is set for December 24, 1908 at 10 o clock a.m. in Honolulu to determine if administration should be granted to Charles B. Chillingworth and to allow claimants to appear and show cause. Publication of the order is required twice weekly for four weeks in the Evening Bulletin.
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