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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1905
Page
6
A newly built mill at Hokamoka operated at higher loads and was planned to scale to 50 tons within twenty four hours, signaling increased production capacity and potential output growth for the facility.
The article describes a sacred Kohala site near Mookini and Halawa where Great Kamehameha is said to have been born. It details the stone markers, the surrounding walls, and stories from an elderly Hawaiian woman about the king’s birth, growth, and early life before uniting the islands.
Special to the Delletind Kohala Hawaii reports Union Mill closed August 16 for thorough overhauling under Engineer Joseph Meinecke. A new 20 by 0 roll mill replaces the old 26 by 64 setup in the shop of Honolulu Iron Works. Other upgrades include a Carlian engine, 14 or 10 knives, a 12 by engine to drive crusher halves, four new English centrifugals, and a 14 by 36 engine powering the right centrifugal. Ed Quinn to oversee woodwork. mill expected to restart by January.
A fragment from the arrival list notes several passengers and names including Geo., Goldstein, Mrs. oatena, H. W. Kahoolena, Mrs. Y. Keba, Wm. Wallyidge, J. P. Brown family, Miss Alice Brown, Kenneth Brown, Gertrude Brown, Pratt, Alfred Jones, Harrie Hulu, Lyllron family, Henry Fresh, H. Hitchcock, R. Hitehoock, T. T. Meyers, and others.
The report from the Montel E Peano UarOaL station Honolulu Hawaii notes atmospheric pressure, temperature highs and lows, precipitation totals for the month, and comparisons with long term means. It includes wind directions, cloud cover days, and miscellaneous phenomena with dates and figures from 1895 to 1908, concluding with a humorous barter line.
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