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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
3
Honolulu area fraternal lodge bulletin inviting visiting brothers to attend Friday meetings at King Street near Port. Officials Dougherty and Klueghl sign the notice as officers of Wik McKinehy Lodge.
A crowded Hilo gathering featured Republican speakers including Viale and Lewin-Lawle as candidates argued for support, with Bernard Kelekotla rising to lead after a lively county meeting. The event highlighted plans for county offices, street projects, and police support, amid a split canvassing atmosphere.
The column lists local ads and notices including a nickel tablet sale from Lewly Stables and hotel references, a Pineotar product pitch, calls to buy distilled water and Ke’n Root Beer, and a phone number for Consolidated Spin Works. It also notes two drunks at the Valle Court and a suspended sentence of thirteen months.
The trial adjourned this morning over a vehicular accident case involving Height and Quin, with testimony detailing a streetcar collision on Hotel Street. Witnesses described injuries, the defendant’s alibi, and the sequence leading to a hospital transfer as the case proceeded before the jury.
Police court proceedings reveal charges against Robbie and John for attempting to hold a Portmure and for receiving a Vidhan. The accused face theft and related counts with several guilty verdicts and fines. A coroner’s inquest followed a Hawaiian man’s death from throat wounds after a confrontation. A beach incident and related duties at Die tiond Head are noted as ongoing inquiries with no final outcomes reported.
Long, fragmentary shipping notes describe vessels arriving at and leaving Honolulu and nearby ports. Mentions of freight to San Francisco and Puget Sound, pineapples and other cargo, fuel oil shipments, and various ships like the Wilhelmina and the Vieginian. Many imprecise lines reference schedules, crews, and passengers amid a dense, era-specific maritime bulletin.
A garbled 19th century port log lists vessels and passengers moving from Manila to San Francisco Yokohama and other ports. Entries mention travelers such as Mrs Hoffmann and Mr Prive along with crews on ships including the Sierras and Makara. Destinations include Honolulu Mant and Hawaii with dates in October and November.
A Japanese entertainment committee in Honolulu plans a formal visit and events around the Japanese naval squadron arriving next month. Officials aim to stage a tour of major sites, hotel reception, and social duties with Honolulu Japanese residents coordinating.
A group at Honomu last week included Koreans and Japanese travelers. A Korean man vanished after a cliff-top outing while others swam and drank. A Mallallan woman later reported finding a burial sock but no blood. Deputies investigated and found the sailor’s tale unsatisfactory, with officials uncertain about foul play.
A Maulro navigation chartered steamer Nevadan suffered a hull breach after a collision while bound for Seattle. The vessel checked back, cargo to be transferred to the American Hawaiian steamer Amelieay Hawaiian in San Francisco, with repairs planned and no water damage reported to freight. Castle and Cooke, agents for Matson, reported the ship’s hull puncture and port propelter damage, with repairs slated and cargo to be docked for transfer.
Fragmentary text describes editors room and guild events at a naval station. Mentions fencing and wrestling matches planned by the sports committee, with annual sparring and a birthday tribute to a beloved person. Structured as a local bulletin item with unclear details and several garbled names.
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