Honolulu Lodge Meeting Notice on King Street
Honolulu Lodge No. 616 P O Fike meets in their hall on King Street near Fort every Friday evening. Visiting Brothers are cordially invited to attend. Jas D Dougherty, Geo T Kluegal, officers.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1910
Page
3
Honolulu Lodge No. 616 P O Fike meets in their hall on King Street near Fort every Friday evening. Visiting Brothers are cordially invited to attend. Jas D Dougherty, Geo T Kluegal, officers.
A chaotic police court scene unfolds as a husband admits to a crime amid accusations of an abandoned family. The defendant faced a one month imprisonment term for shooting a scuffle gun as prosecutors pressed for charge. The proceeding highlights tensions within a troubled household and community.
A garbled local notice items fragment references prices and sales at Encore and a shop on Hotel Street, daily services, and a few scattered mentions of court actions and fines. It includes vague references to a pension court proceeding, a deputy sheriff, and a seized goods case involving Governor Vrear at Pearl City.
Thayer Alford Finley Thayer, linked with Calamba Bay Water Company, travels near Manila showing wealth through property and waterway access. Reports note large land purchases, bank deposits, and a water pier near Mantle as he profits in Asia. Details remain sketchy with unclear dates and affiliations.
Iron Workers Clubroom plans describe remodeling and furnishing costs in the Honolulu plant. The company will redeploy space by moving the main drawing rooms, creating an 80 by 40 foot area and a well furnished reading area with magazines and bowls. The overhaul aims to attract ambitious workers as the firm supports its staff amid expanding manufacturing. The Rapid Transit company is noted for a layover facility as the Iron Works shifts to a new building, with several other firms expected to follow.
The long report outlines advancing shipping arrangements and cargo routes to Yokohama, Vancouver, and allied Pacific ports. It notes charter discussions for the Prince Rupert and other vessels, government plans, and changing freight rates impacting North American and Japanese trade routes.
Shipping notes describe arrivals from Maui, Omiokal, Kanal, Tahiti bound cargo, and cattle near Victoria. Makara voyage from Sydney likely to depart late tomorrow. Matson liner Wheetalna and other vessels report crew changes and harbor movements. labor and immigration topics surface with Japanese steers and Manila related concerns.
Jon Leal once chief of detectives long involved in politics helps Republican candidates by canvassing for votes. He claims no compensation and says his efforts aim to deliver GOP victories. The piece notes his long association with party politics and mentions other named figures and events.
A garbled arrival note lists vessels and places including Manilla, Muki, Kinau, Kauat, Makena, Helene, and Napropou with unclear cargo terms and dates. The fragmented text names several ships and ports, implying a port-of-call or cargo listing with minimal coherent details.
The Orpheum reopens next Monday with the Howard Company in a high order comedy and drama program. The troupe arrives from Vancouver led by a renowned headliner and includes Robert McKim Nicarge Thewank Guy Hitner Jas Norton Oliver Dalley and other noted players presenting Father and the Hoya The Man from Mexico and Other People's Money among titles.
James Dougherty, visiting Honolulu leader, works to organize seven Elks in Hilo for the coming Kyeot festival. The plan includes a central wharf site, aquatic features, and booths for local business and civic groups. The Hilo Bike booth aims to display trinkets and decorative items to attract visitors.
Draftsmen are sought for the Naval Station. The examination is open to those with experience in the required work and able to meet U S standards. Applications must be sent to Commandant Naval Station Washington District of Columbia and received by October 19. The process will assess practical skills related to the positions.
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