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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1909
Page
4
Maritime notes detail ship movements and arrivals including cargoes and routes. Vessels from the American, German, and Hawaiian fleets are listed with destinations such as Manila, Honolulu, San Francisco, and Mindanao, noting troop and lumber shipments and a vessel arriving at Honolulu on October 21.
The market shows scattered quotes with blocks in the stock list, noting prices like 485 for sugar related items and 8.75 for Hawa Commercial. Pioneer and Kahiki appear at 181 and 112 percent respectively, with Ko Jon at 147.50. On the board this morning Onli strengthens holding at 417. Honokay 18.05, Nina weld 5, and Omid TOL of Me- Wyde noted. Voters prevail as buyers wait and polling proceeds in a dreamlike scene.
The monthly meeting of the Honourn Chamber of Commerce was held at the Stangenwald building at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, October 20. A speaker named Wil delivered a cover address on ton.
Property listing notes a three bedroom house with a 50 by 80 lot on Buckle Lane near St. Louis College priced at 1125 dollars and four rooms also on Buckle Lane for 500 dollars, referencing last year.
A murky courtroom scene centers on Cathcart as he presses for a conviction. The defense questions the strength of the evidence while the jury weighs alleged misconduct and the possibility of reasonable doubt amid frequent interruptions and procedural tensions. The trial resumes after a midday adjournment as proceedings continue to unfold.
Attorneys for Mori 15 face a contested continuation as proceedings near. Judge and counsel clash over the presence of James Coky with the defense, while prosecutors and city officials resist delays and argue fairness.
A scrambled report says Ching Leal heard of a Chinese suspect linked to a recent shooting as detectives rushed to a location at Makibi Way. The suspect eluded capture by fleeing, but authorities expect to trap him soon and prevent further escapes.
Ai will be heard with pleasure that McLoughlin and Long, the bal land tennis players, will stop over here for nowwhile on hele return you aan to the enast. Arrangements have been mile Hint thefe experta, who teave Awe talla on November 22, step Om in Honoraty. The Hana Tal eharmplens witt praction bind during the text few weeke wid will be In Any form when they minet Ihe sure for the wecend Hine.
David Lobe, a reclusive Sand Tinland fisherman known locally, was found dead by M. Zablan after an apparent fall near Hoag ship. Police described him as quiet and respected. alcohol impairment noted as a possible factor. The county jail will hold him for several days as the investigation continues.
A garbled page notes attractions at The Park Theater and The Waverley Dance with mentions of a revolutionary theme night, ballet performances, and a variety of acts. The text references British soldiers, street scenes, and a roulette tableau with dancers, plus discussions of the audience and stage events.
Yesterday afternoon Mr and Mrs Crawford hosted a birthday luau for about twenty five guests at The Crater residence on Lillidaehrest. Local residents attended as two quintets played music while stewards offered refreshments. The host and guest of honor enjoyed the event with singing dancing and a toast to the birthday celebrant.
A fragmented OCR reads like a weathered detective note listing names and odd phrases about Haley's Comet and table tennis references. It mentions Custons men and Wilde with scattered proper nouns and stray terms, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
The Empire Theater presents nightly shows with a variety of acts and attractions. The listing names performances and dates, noting box office and seating details for the upcoming week.
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