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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
3
Ten years of territorial development show rising prosperity with total valuations climbing to $100,268,107 and bank deposits expanding from $4,662,191 to higher levels. The text notes government establishment in the early era and steady improvements over the decade, reflecting increased wealth and fiscal activity.
A long list shows ninety three individuals connected to a jury pool in a Honolulu region case. Names span numerous streets and communities with many Hawaiian locales and common local surnames. The fragment suggests a formal jury selection process amid a broader legal or civic notice.
The bulletin lists a jumble of notices and items including ship arrivals at Queen Street and upcoming meetings. It mentions divorce petitions, military officers, and a poll site change for the Hoan Club with Kimia Square designated as the polling place.
Lee Young was bound over to the Federal grand jury by Commissioner Judd on charges of possessing counterfeit coins. Four witnesses testified, including two eleven year old girls who claim to have seen something in Young’s house and that he warned them not to tell. The defense disputed the money’s origin and Young denied wrongdoing.
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous individuals and institutions with scattered names such as Moe, Teaneat, Bat betty, Chuttinewarel, Minoan Mire, and Mr Fosett, including several Mr and Mrs titles. The piece resembles a partial roster or society notice with many unreadable segments and no clear event or date.
Fragmentary text notes Davis as U S Commissioner and references George A Dayle, Rotarat Courts, an appointment deemed effective, Hawaiian Hier Assartion and Attorney General approval, with a deadline before noon today for a war administration check.
A heated stage duel pits John Enrrpmnre Blyth against Mie Kadwinin Carre Thurels at a New York theater. The performance, described as humane yet intense, draws attention from critics and audiences and signals a significant contemporary dramatic clash.
A garbled late 19th century port note describes Captain Hannah guiding a vessel toward Seattle, with cargo lists including lemons, butter, meat, and 1002 macks, while freight rates surge for the German tramp Wotan. It notes ships like The Uniathiia and The Mauna Loa, with schedules, cargoes, and military transport moves amid war-time supply concerns and rising monthly rates.
Field notes record a busy harbor with multiple steamers expected. The Airstdh steameblyy Geladon sails for the port carrying coal and fodder. two ships China and 18 A. Bhorswen arrive or depart, China loading coal for Baltimore and naval station duties. The Olapcline bound for Wa ll and Maul ports sails at 5 this afternoon.
Fragmentary entry lists ships and dates including BALINA CRUZ arriving Aug 3 from Hilo and Sept 1 from San Diego, plus WM. Alden Heo arriving Aug 5. Details are incomplete but indicate maritime passenger movements and inconsistent formatting.
In Banta Rosa on August 18, Constable Tromper found intruders at the Kendall home. A woman’s shoe prints and a man’s tracks pointed to a possible attempt to destroy evidence and suppress a crime. A second report recounts a separate arrest of a man named Yamaguchi in Oakland, described by Patrolman Kelly as he was seized amid a tense crowd, with misidentification and confusion surrounding the suspect’s identity.
A long transit roster notes arrivals from Kanal to Porstair and Maun Loa on Sept 2. It lists numerous passengers including Clarence Wille K Lota Mins Petecoan and 9 children along with other travelers such as Miss Chang Master Conant Mistress Lister and J D Neal. The fragment shows many names without places or destinations clarified.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with titles and names such as W. G. Hall, Kaun, Sept, Johnson for San Francia, Mr. and Mrs., and many other married and single names. The item appears as a partial roster style public notice or social directory entry with no clear action or date discernible.
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports August 1910 data for Gatlen with atmospheric pressure levels, temperature highs and lows, daily ranges, and monthly precipitation totals. The summary lists normal values, accumulated and daily deficiencies, and monthly extremes across the 21 year period with notes on prevailing wind and light to moderate cloud cover.
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