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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1909
Page
10
The article reports the funeral of Morrison 15 and references family members including Joe Hall, Hazel and other relatives. A choir sang at the service held at St. Queen’s Hall, with plans and arrangements described by local officials and a printing firm.
Liner passengers staged a crowded field day with potato race wheelbarrow contest and cock fighting on the deck. The day featured multiple events won by Gray and Gilleapte among others, amid lively crowd and windy conditions. organizers reported a popular turnout.
A crowded event details a tug of war with ten on each team and a lively crowd. Judges ruled in favor of the opposing team after a dramatic second round as dancers, coaches, and observers noted skill and crowd energy.
Fragmentary ads and notices appear including vague engagement hints and exchanges. The readable lines reference a person named J. J. Page and an exchange offer for a lemon and Hooker’s Natural History, with crude humor and fragmented requests scattered through the copy.
A lively Saturday event featured a Virginia Reel dance party with festive lighting, music, and refreshments. Guests praised the host and crew, sending best wishes for safety at sea and good cheer throughout the evening.
A fragmented OCR record lists members of an entertainment committee with roles and initials including Mr LD Sale as chairman and several individuals such as TR Elgin, A T Gilbew, Lieut Bhuliy J Robinson, A P Must, Mrs Bo M Jones, Florence Wourne, W Moseley, Mirk TD, Bale, Le Stein, Mrs Turner, and others. The legibility is poor and some names are unclear.
A brief notice describes blank books produced by the Bulletin Porishing Company. The item list is limited and unclear due to OCR errors, but the entry indicates a publication or product line labeled blank books of warts jedgers tte from the Bulletin Porishing Company.
Sugar HAN FRANCISCO reports on November 29 with previ analysis and data figures. The digest cites figures 80, 125 6 2.4d erg, a 4:07 quotation, and Wes 71-24. Names or organizations are not clearly identified in readable text.
Three Hawaiians entered a Chinese restaurant in Wailuku on Friday. One Kahu and another man were charged with resisting an officer during the incident. Kaba received sixty days, while two companions were fined and released.
Entered deeds and transfers involving multiple parties including Dan G., Mary Warne, Kahuna Kapele, and Harn Allen. Listing mentions attorneys, dates around 1909, witnesses, and various property actions in Wailuku and surrounding areas. Public notice notes damaged property claims and notice to parties.
A garbled passage references W Miller a veteran of the Spanish American War and mentions efforts to find work or a hive job. Details are unclear due to transcription errors and misread phrases from the source. No coherent events or dates could be established.
A transport service shipment arrived in San Francisco from Honolulu on November 14. The carrier, named Dix, was routed via Hentile and Ban Mianalavo to Mantla, with further movement by Thomas near Mantla toward Honolulu. Sheridan reported from Hewatulu toward Manta on November 44.
Notice to mariners states Outside Bar Bell Huey Humbold Bar California was reported in 63 feet of water midway between Humboldt Outside Bar and North Jetty Outer Knots. Issued by the Lighthouse Board following a November 12 report.
Vice-Consul General George W. Chamberlin cites 2,998,428 pounds of cultivated rubber exported from the Federated Malay States in the first seven months of 190, with a rise over 1908 and a $10,000,000 rise in capital invested. A new English invention describes a segmented boat propulsion by a tunnel and cork floats. A case in Hawaii concerns abuse of a woman by Lin Kahauuaile and a Hawaiian church meeting is set for Andrew’s Ha waiian congregation at 2 o clock. members urged to attend.
Pruned OCR fragment hints at an Industrial Edit discussion or editorial note. Names, dates, or places are unreadable. The readable text suggests a concise reform or update within a publication, but specifics are not clear from the fragment.
Cambridge mass November 20 Yale’s football machine defeated Harvard before 87 100 crowds. Coy’s kicks and Kilpatrick’s field goals highlighted a tense battle with Yale converting after Harvard miscues. The Yalemen staged late drives, Harvards attempts faltered, and Yale held the edge through the second half to secure the victory.
Yale football boarded the Yale ferry back to New Haven after a home defeat to Harvard amid a disputed touchdown. Savage fell on the ball behind the goal and Howe recovered a kick, but officials did not disallow the score. Coach Howard Jones left for Thanksgiving Day plans as Yale plans next season.
Report on the arrival of the Manchuria at Honolulu with passengers and notable figures from Hawaii and the mainland. Mentions W M Alexander of Alexander & Baldwin, J Dole pioneer, Kohala railroad interests, Mr and Mrs Hall, C P Morse, George W Odell, and Aubrey Robinson among travelers and officials observing port activities.
A land and maritime group departs for Manila Yokohama and Cavite aboard the steamer chartered for official duties. Notables include W J Van Behuyver and W. J. Hord, with ties to business finance and federal revenue work, plus others connected to government and railroad interests. The voyage includes visits to Nagasaki and Shanghai, signaling strategic duties and overseas postings.
A notice of appeal was filed challenging Crest Court denial of an Atcherley motion for a jury trial made November 17. The appeal questions Act 148 of the Hessian Laws of 1808 as unconstitutional, contending administration of the act rests with the un controllable pressure of the Ansamity commission personnel.
The event drew many visitors as top seeds impressed in the early rounds. Olding and Grotz defeated Miller and Guves 4 6 4 60 while Bochern and Davidson beat Benton and Guild 6 4 6 4 0 6 4. McKeever and Greenfield topped Schild and Collins 4 6 4 6. In round two Bento and Jamecy downed Melene and Nolan 6 4 2 7, and McRuchers and David beat Wat Olding and Grote 6 3 6 4. McKeever and Greenfield then beat Swaten and Lares 6 0 6 3. The event resumes next week with more matches.
The article reports on a census drive aimed at documenting poverty in a large city. It notes families living in crowded shelters, the need for accurate figures on living costs, and the goal of shaping aid and policy by detailing real household conditions and the extent of poverty.
The article discusses a constrained water system budget with only ten percent of revenues available for debt service and redemptions. It notes state legislative limits, governor and public works officials involvement, and an inadequate water supply and delivery due to a small service area and overstressed infrastructure.
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