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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1910

Page

3

Wawaian Tribe Meet Schedule and Contact Names

Wawaian Tribe No. 1 meets the first and third Thursdays each month at Keighte of Prihias Hall. Visiting brothers are invited to attend. Rakin and Todd named as officers.

Lous P. Hall Torner Port Berotanian Keighte of Prihias Hall Car Galls A. Ly Rakin Sachen V. Todd, C Welock Beretania Fort Streets Eaglan

Hovotuin Lodge Meeting Announced on King Street

Hovotuin Lodge No 016 B P D Eke holds Friday evening gatherings at their hall on King near Fort. Visiting Brothers are warmly welcomed.

Hovotuin Lodge No B. P. D. Eke King, Treat Fort

Meota Rowing Prizes Announced For Fort and Reretanta

Meota invites Jing brothers and local residents to a rowing event every second and fourth Saturday at 7 20 in the Fort and Reretanta corner near K P Mall.

Meota P. Mall Cor, Fort Reretanta VI Jing Brothers Staud

Annual Meeting of Association With Banquet and Lectures

A chaotic notice describes the annual meeting of the Mc Wallan Medical Association with a banquet on Monday and an evening session on Saturday. Committee members Lorton Moore, Wood, and Wayson oversee the event. lectures include topics on quarantine, state cabin of vaprene, territorial camions of Leyeuss, and hospital work in Knee land.

Mc Wallan Medical Universits Chih Weimetol Lorton Moore Woed Wayson Cympene Corrie Vaprane Leyeuss Br. Readgira Kaus

Crowded Hospital Battles Surge Influx Of Patients

The Queen's Hospital faces heavy patient load with intakes peaking during the festive period. Staff report higher admissions than the previous year and plan ward rearrangements to accommodate more beds and private rooms, warning of strained capacity.

Riek Meltahovy Khop Hospital Bethart Tyne Wit Len Newey

May Postpone Date of Groundbreaking Event

Ground breaking for the new YMCA faces delays with contract and timing shifted. The Maelie engineering company LTD signed the front raft contract at 2192,000 Hauding and completion now expected early next fall. Local officials and W. E. Coulter returned to Ban Franelaer with a surprise visit to the Bishop Muscy exhibit featuring a painting from 1882.

W. EE. Coulter Marine Wettst Ban Pranelaer Hilonian Mwana Te

Local and General Auton Case Details and Contracts

Fragmented local text references Auton and four per hour rates, Lewin St, Hick Stand, and Pomela. Mentions Pingotar drink, Consolidated Loan Works, and a French annual report with income and expenditures. Includes scattered names, court references, and a plan to construct four buildings with supervision and payment details, amid unclear timelines and figures.

Lewin Pomela Consolidated Loan Works J Po Ma Heiree Pely Oulu Kawika Mala Alton Alter Halding Tate

Gear Settles Out Of Court

The case of John K. Sumner against A V Gear settles in circuit court this morning. The water has been settled, and action for writs and other charges is to be filed. Details remain unclear as to the internal dealings and authority behind the alleged loans and remonstrations.

Gear A.V. Gear John K. Sumner Circuit Court Car Sumner Manny Gene

Start Bishop Street Work Begins on Proposed Extension

Morning survey by Bald win and Alexander on the planned extension from Merchant to Queen Street. Engineers anticipate finishing lines for the street today while Hmeray and Webb draft evacua­tion plans. Shipping books for use at the Kulletio wien.

Hinhop Merchant Queen Hadolyh Spreckels van Monohi Baldwin & Alexander Locn Hmeray & Webb Inter-Inland Kulletio Wien Gin Auch

Shipping and wartime salvage amid Honolulu harbor bustle

chaotic dispatch from the harbor recounts salvage work at the Uncle San coal pile with around twelve thousand tons of fuel awaiting handling. Navy crews and wagonloads of smoky coal moved to adjacent yards while ships Measured tours and tourist traffic grew, as several steamships and cargo vessels arrived and departed, bringing and taking freight, passengers, and provisions.

In Foreign Ports Maminy 74 Observation of arrivals

In foreign ports Maminy 74 reports several vessel arrivals including Victoria from Yokohama and Portland from KalIa Ont. Entries note ship Dumctivestire arriving in October, Chive Maru and Manukona movements with dates in October and December. The report mentions weather and railway related notes tied to the vessels.

Maminy Victorias Dumctivestire Yokonama Chive Maru Portland T. Lowin Kalla Mahubona Manukona

Unclear Maritime Trade Figures From Molokal and Kona Ports

Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names and ship movements relating to Molokal Kona routes and port calls. The readable items reference Poratu Kinay Rawal Desha major officers and a long roster of individuals, vessels, and destinations including Mauna Kea Hilo Kona and various port calls in October and October 18.

Poratu Kinay Rawal Way Swirts Hrinow Kutiton L. Desha Major Winslow F. Herrick W. Challis K Notley Mra Mimker Doctor Jit Jud Mire Burnette J. W. Harvey MW. Whitney Waaroner Wy Bheho FC Martlyc Bergstrom Foo Teter MM. Maraly Mary Wily CB Weatley W. HL Baw Choek Sun AN Pook Pichteen Deuk Per Molokal Manporta Stra Nh Mof Brose Holland Hovaki Kanda Mies Kanda Cockett G. Murphy J. H. Meckenaiey A.ffonti Min Beall Aire Qoodine Mra Fredman Reyer Keoki Mecoreiven Por Str Mauna Kea Hilo Way Ph—-Wonk Tal CI ‘Akana Alexeer Hi. Mist Mt. Keunwry T. B. Brown Mra. U Thompson Te Kingsley A. Traevon JW. Holland Lake G. Pratt Jishm Tretor Autimatu Mauna Tao Kona Kaa Mra Ryle Verter W. TY Pross Millfoard Vorster Claudine Hawaii Maul Ports W._Pongtan Tur Kina Kawal Porth Lara Winhaed Wilcox H.W. Rice Mim. Bled C. J 'Mofgaard Rev. To Kent, Mee W. PF. Fall J.P Cooke Mina N. Toblins Mra Sutainn W. Schitling JH. Mole

Forest Fires Devastate Millions in West and Plains

Reports from the office of forestry indicate vast fires scorching High and Montana timberlands. Early estimates place the destruction at millions of dollars with fears of additional loss of life and acreage as flames spread.

Prem Cate Washington, D.C Tayeau High Montana Itewan Anid

Voyage Plans For Hawaiian Steamship Route Change

A week long stay is planned upon Pete’s arrival in Hawaii with projections of many travelers heading to Havolity via the Oceanic and Inter-Inland lines. The Mauna Kea will depart Friday and near-simultaneously the Sierra arrival at port alters schedules for direct Nilo service. Volcanic excursions will be allowed after lodge hours, with return to Honolulu via Magna Rea and onward to Nanolulu by Monday morning.

New Fork Ani Talitontopoeip Astra Astoria Oregon Pete Hawaii Ovrante Ther Bort Dwe Sierra Mauna Kom Glenwood Hawai Urail Wonder Hilo Honolulu Nanolulu

Young People Dance at Baiulane Home

Sixty or seventy youths gathered at the Baiulane home for an evening of dancing. A Hawaiian orchestra provided the music while Mike Laut Hoamier organized the event showing careful planning and hospitality.

Baiulane Mike Laut Hoamier Wan Hue

Phillies Beat Cubs In Game Five To Tie Series

In Philadelphia on a wet night the Athletics defeated the Chicago Cubs 2 to 1. The Cubs led until the eighth inning when Philadelphia rallied with strong hitting and solid defense. attendance was high across all games as fans watched the race unfold.

Associated Beem Cable Lawum Tian Ham Pailadelphia Arc Jollee Chicago Cub Cubs Stratn Philadelphia Chienge

Get Together Chemists Elect Leaders At Annual Meeting

The Hawaiian Sugar Chemists Association elected Frank M Greenfeld as president and R A Norris as vice president at a joint gathering in the Judd building. Attendees from plantations across Maui and Hawaii discussed employing chemists on every plantation, mill control, and planning for the coming year while photos were taken of a new rack design for sample preparation. The group planned a banquet at the Beavide Hotel with tax to support association work as meetings continued into the afternoon.

Greenfeld Hawaiien Bigas Chem U Pek Sigar Piamiere Judd Maud Plantations W. P. Kelly Hawaiian Agricultural Experiment Station Norris Kraft Walala Kiewelt Mnoon Dikcumien Tm Aus Pook Anay States Beavide F. M. Greenfeld Nore Ria treanwWwer Peck J. W. Donald James J. H. Savage Jolieson C. C James KB. Norris Ing Ware Jamon Ry. Norris Doerr VK. Creanfelt W. Bhe H.C Weethy Wermueler Win Henting A. Lyon Johnna Jordan Wy Te Narding Scholmechter A. Kraft A. Gartley WM. Bawager Pratt AM. Schmidt Gi Renton Jr Pler JW. Donald Beveridge W. T. Kellay

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