Honolulu Lodge meeting notice on Kink Street
Honolulu Lodge No. 16, 1. P.O. Elk, meets in their hall on Kink Street near Fort every Friday evening. Visiting Brothers are cordially invited to attend. JAB, D. DOUGHWRTY, H.R GRO. T. KLUEDDI, Sen.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1910
Page
3
Honolulu Lodge No. 16, 1. P.O. Elk, meets in their hall on Kink Street near Fort every Friday evening. Visiting Brothers are cordially invited to attend. JAB, D. DOUGHWRTY, H.R GRO. T. KLUEDDI, Sen.
The tablet priced at a nickel is said to be twice the usual size for its value while autos are noted at 44 per hour. Lewis Biables appears in a chatty Encore listing. Redolph Spreckels and Georg Rolph ride on the Wilhelmina with Marty Howard tangled in a row with Ben Neyer. The latest case involves Howard in custody during a licitation pending recovery of a man accused of a crime. Samuel Wallace faces a $50.00 counsel fee in a divorce-related matter as part of a broader legal note.
Report from Wahlawa precincts shows plans to organize a club and back the Republican ticket. W M Tempieton visits party HQ with news that the twenty five of nyire Yates will be reapportioned and a pig majority is forecast. Central Committee writes that efforts will secure a Republican victory in Garden In and county.
Supreme Court calendar lists October session with cases from the Territory of Hawaii. Proceedings include grant jury matters and appellate petitions. Attorneys named include John W. Cathcart, Alexander Lintsay, Holmes, Stanley and Olson, Breuer and Anderson, and Straus. Court entries reference circuit judges and appellate proceedings from First Circuit, with multiple parties and counsel.
A notice from the Republican chairman in the Fourth District urges Republican voters to attend the meeting on Tuesday evening October 4, 191N at 289 Wolock at Ailiplant College. Republicans residing in the district are earnestly requested to attend by order RA. Doudhut President PH Brilmey Preliminary.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Eva Detta, Agnes Muchanan, John Le Chatterton, Grace Crockett, Joan Heromy Liew James Glimer, Maria Rev, Howard, Hughes, Kelly, Kawhnanakow, Lily Kawinanukoa, Henry Macon, Maytiiry, Rowooe McCuh Yooh, Carrie McLeun, Mutch, Stevens, Bloveds, Robertson, and several others. appears to be a social, business, or directory-like compendium with titles indicating Mr Mrs Miss and various family names.
On a Saturday afternoon, Molokai residents restrict political visits amid a push from Republican leaders and Board of Health officials to halt settlement. Party committees report no campaigning planned while Democrats remain silent. Public complaints cite misused resources and drinking water concerns. authorities urge orderly conduct and public safety measures.
A lengthy, highly garbled listing enumerates many names and destinations for Maui and Hawaii port sailings on Oct 4, with crews and passengers from numerous firms and individuals. It also notes shifts at harbor and cargo transfers as ships depart from San Francisco, Vancouver, and Sydney routes, plus vessel movements and stowage changes at the harbor.
The Manchuria arrived from San Francisco with 3,007 tons, about 2,500 destined for Manila. Cargo includes large quantities of army and navy supplies, 9,000,000 rounds of mall-arn ammunition, and shipments to Yokohama Kobe Nagasaki and Hong Kong. Additional ships and coast port reports follow, noting frequent Manila calls and shifts in Pacific trade.
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