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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1910
Page
3
A confusing wartime style report claims Harry Jone alias Benson is sought by police. It describes a failed arrest, a break via yard, and fears he may beg for money while hiding among strangers. Rushed pursuit suggests eventual capture is only a matter of time.
A man identified as Al Chi fell from a rapid transit vehicle heading toward Kaithi after a collision. He sustained head injuries and died while en route to the hospital. Officials and a coroner attended the scene as investigators began examining the cause and timeline of the crash. A later note mentions books for sale at the resort with 600 Wach price.
A mixed local notice sheet lists phone bids, advertisements for Hawaiian carvings and crafts, and sales at Ke chor Baloo and Hawaiian News Co. It mentions consolidation soda works, upcoming league meetings at Thistle Club, and various government procurement notices, road and land contracts, and court proceedings with names such as Theodore Wares and Anastasia McDowell.
A Democratic campaign dispute emerges as a Foiepagy alate and related factions clash over immigration questions. Col. McCarthy, the campaign manager, opposes importing the issue while the party press defends its airing. The paper labels the campaign action as untoward and criticizes the Democratic organ for its stance.
Stock book closed and entries moved to transfer book on November 7 1918. Treasurer W Protentaier of Mn Ca is listed in the transfer records alongside the firm’s financial notes and official dates.
The passage discusses Matson steamers adding Mahukona as a port, with notes on itineraries, cargo and passenger movements, and references to multiple vessels and schedules affecting Honolulu and nearby ports. Names of captains, ships, and related logistics figures appear, reflecting mixed cargo and passenger operations.
The record notes scattered items from overseas harbors dated October 24 to 25. It mentions salted meat, honorary appointments, and various shorthand cargo or port references including Salted and Mauiarona in fragmentary form.
Captain Colcord, famed for recent feats, leads the crew aboard the new ASH in a ceremonial march toward a western port. The Honolulu team prepares to sail from Maryland to an unnamed eastbound leg, with accommodations and patent preparations noted for entering service.
In a tense police court session Judge Hinor presided over the case of Porto Rican defendant whose name appears as Jane Mivera in the proceedings. The defendant, tied to charges of a crime warranting a sentence, faced prior history of criminal activity. The judge voided the initial sentence after reviewing the record. further hearings are set as the matter proceeds, with Kierrra to hear the decision and potentially new actions.
Thor exhibit in New York features the Multitype, a tepent- Hye uuching device able to set type from 1h to 48 point and deliver lines directly to galley. Inventor Allen A. Cannnn claims it will transform printing plants, newspapers, magazines, and book offices with automated control and motor systems already used in electric trains and Bell Telephone exchanges.
Entries for record dated October 24 and 25 1910 list numerous transfers and parties including JB Macdonald ae Gey to Qence Pulerin and Hattie Young Co Lad WF Hotton and Maney T Haghon plus other names. Transactions span a morning to afternoon window and involve multiple property interests and associated filings.
The Oct 7 Ped icral Report notes steady sugar markets abroad with limited offers. 96-degree beet and 4,000 duty payments appear in bids. stock totals and afloat estimates rise slightly while European beets loom large. Prices keep flat as world demand and weather favor a large upcoming beet crop.
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