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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1909
Page
3
Cable advices report the Dutch cruiser Noorbrant and the Matson Navigation steamer Lurtine arriving at San Fram on October 1. The notices specify the port call and vessels involved.
Local and general notices describe items such as a cheap five cent buffet notice on thin sheets, military visits by Lieut. A W Chilton of the 20th Infantry, and arrivals by ships Thorman and Marame. The Honolulu court proceedings include distribution of Daniel A day estate to heirs, while a Japanese editor plans to resume duties after bond posting. Obscure items mention Maui travel, the Royal Hawaiian 101, and taxes from gamblers and liquor fines in the county treasury.
A jumble of shopping notes and business reminders mentions a bank opening a savings plan with regular deposits and a dying and cleaning works offering service. It references patterns from Oriental artists and hints at various advertisements without coherent narrative.
Governor Frear outlines a tentative plan for a return voyage of the fleet from the Philippines. He notes potential use of a $20,000 Congressional appropriation to entertain visiting officials and assess remaining funds for the voyage and related ceremonies.
A morning damage suit begins against White, filer of the youth killed when his auto collided with a bicycle. Attorney Douthitt argues White negligent. Other notes: a Bronx Zoo worker injured, a Boston death of a science writer, and a Washington campaign defending roosters amid a city ordinance dispute.
Governor Frene haes accepted the resignation of H.C. Meyers deputy auditor of the Territory. Meyers duties in the government review will shift as a new efficient employee departs. The resignation prompts questions about the next deputy auditor and audits of the Territory’s accounting and auditing affairs.
A police raid targeted a gambling operation ending with twelve suspects detained and one gang member and a lookout escaping. Officers recovered paraphernalia and evidence valued at about 175 dollars. The Japanese suspects faced charges as a judge prepared to hear the case.
Shipping Wednesday October 13 reports arrivals and departures at Honolulu and Manila routes. Vessels including Nippon Maru and Maru from Yonotama bound for Kan Pane, and Palina Cruz arriving. lists of ships and cargo, passengers, and forthcoming sailings from Matson, American Hawaiian Line, and other lines with references to Honolulu, Hawaii, and Pacific ports.
Fragmented OCR text describes General Pershing and General David in a political campaign scene. Mentions Mindaman and Anverina’s World Court, and references to the Pacific, with unclear phrases about Insular policy and the war era. Unclear names and places flank scattered military talk.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a long historical graft issue in Hawaii with names like Howell and Afton. It notes a 2008 event, a funeral, and investigations by Licehow Comptestatier Afton. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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