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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1904
Page
5
The document lists morning humidity and temperature readings with absolute humidity around 20.975 grams per cubic meter and relative humidity near 6.07 percent at 8 a.m. It notes dew point, wind velocity and direction, total wind movement for the period ending at noon, and is signed by Alex M. Ashley, Weather Bureau Section Director.
Bishop Harris and wife were expected in Mongolia but did not arrive as planned. Their reception at the MBE is postponed until their arrival while Bishop Harris travels East for a Missionary Convention at Hoxton. He intends to proceed to Japan to oversee Mo B Church missions. Interpreter Shiba likely to be appointed for the Circuit Court. Also notes the adventure of Moxy Grigul la at Wall Niebohs.
By authority bids are invited at the office of the Superintendent of Public Works Honolulu Hawaii until 12 o clock noon in October 1904 for constructing an armory at Hilo Maui Oahu. Plans and specifications are on file at the office and with the agent Joy Public Works Hilo Hawaii. Proposals must be on blanks furnished and accompanied by a certified check of 5 percent of the bid amount payable to the Superintendent of Public Works to ensure entry into a contract if accepted. Sealed bids addressed to Hon S Holloway endorsed Proposal for Hilo Armory must be delivered before the stated time. the superintendent may reject any or all bids.
Federal jurymen are excused until Monday morning as no cases are ready for trial. The court issued notices to jurors to remain, while discussing charges linked to conspiracy involving Japanese women and illicit activities. The judge noted penalties up to a thousand dollars fine and up to nine years imprisonment for the offense.
San Francie reports Det Keni Wn Slit named vindor clerk of the Alexander Young Hotel in Honolulu. Smith, long a hotel clerk in California, moves to the Hotel Del Monte, noted as a leading hostelry.
Wilder the humorist arrives in Mongolia with Mrs Wilder and party aboard the vessel today. They are met at the wharf by EM Boyd and friends and taken to lunch at the Young Grill before departing this evening for their around the world voyage.
A brief note highlights 5 N. England Bakery as a local standout for pastries and coffee in the city, signaling a popular spot among residents. The reference underscores a favored place for baked goods and beverages in the area.
Fragmented local notices describe rental properties near Thomas Bayquary and Pacrtle Import Co. plus a Bohemian carriage firm, a growing cafe, and various goods and services. Also mentions a bank of names, a note on a court proceeding, and upcoming estate sale items.
The Nevadan will depart Kahutul for Seattle rather than the usual route, then head to Beattle and Tacoma with November 2 sailings to San Francisco. Expected port calls include San Meas elace and Honolulu as freight prospects improve.
The Mongolia docked at Naval Wharf No. 1 around 10 a.m. with a long wire raft of passengers. Quarantine officers inspected them before the ship tied at the wharf. Notables aboard included island residents and Major General H. C. Corbin, with several others expected to travel to Manila and Japan.
Elegant new stock of umbrellas presented with strong frames and handsome handles. Prices range from 75e to 16.00 for ladies and gentlemen sizes. Also offers items priced at 1.00, 3.40, and other listed figures.
A OCR damaged real estate notice lists multiple entries with dates in October 1904 and descriptions of properties, conveyances, and assignees. Names include Jaw Chow Kwai, Dank of Hawai Ltd, Manoel J Cw nutes, Alfred Magoon, Kahaiunket Keatobapainie, and Fd Dower among others, with various parcel references and monetary figures such as 10,000 dollars and 400 dollars.
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