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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1909
Page
5
A clipped line from a sports or roster item lists McGrew Jacobson and others with abbreviations likely indicating positions or team roles. The fragment references Honolulu and includes names with initials, suggesting a local athletic context or lineup note.
A fragmented retail notice mentions White River fone gold by Lewin a CD Day and a display at the Woman's Exchange on Horstel street. References to the Metropolitan Market, Tecco pottery for Xmas, and Hawaii South Sea Curlo Co highlight local shopping, gifts, and holiday prompts. George Cool, Mile Tribune manager, to return to Hilo aboard Mauna Kea after attending to capital business.
A compilation of stray ads and legal notices from Honolulu includes mentions of sale items, hat cleaners, engraving services, real estate and rental deals, and notices of divorce actions. Notable items reference a libel lawsuit, a pending divorce case of Alice Haynes versus Clarence Hayner, and court proceedings involving Joe Ferraje and Chung Yeo. Also noted are steamer Mauna Kea arrivals and plantation manager movements, with various ads for copperplate engraving, roofing treatments, and liquor and porting line inquiries.
The Mation Nivagation the Hs Jonian from Sin Franciscu expected to arrive near quarantine by ten o'clock Tuesday. The ship brings over 2700 tons of general merchandise with Wells Fargo express packages and twenty five mules for Joohn Importers. Cattle cargo also reported. William Palla, manager of United Sugar Company, plans to return after mediate Hawaiian Sugar Phinters Association activities, sailing on Mauna Kea.
Fragmented OCR lists maritime routes and sailings between Honolulu, San Francisco, Yokohama, Vancouver, and Hong Kong with dates in November and December. It notes departures and arrivals for multiple lines, including per Chin, per Makiytra, and per Auranyl, referencing points such as Yokohama and Vancouver and ships like Manta and Hie wihier.
Fragmentary note from Alameda dated November 21 reports a delivery or dispatch. The readable text references Bon Branetha and Whet suint, with unclear details about names and outcomes due to OCR distortion. The fragment preserves place and a dated stamp, indicating a news clipping stub.
Portland to Kaneohe and Honolulu bound vessels listed with cargoes and ports. The shipment schedule covers vessels arriving from San Francisco and Hong Kong, with port calls at Honolulu, Maui, and other Hawaiian ports. Vendors and captains named include H G Want, Faye, Olsen, and Mueonetiie, among others, and the inter-island movements are described alongside general timelines and sailing expectations.
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