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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1910
Page
3
Perelstrous, promoter of Rustia immigration ethene, awaits a definite Territorial government stance on importing more citizens from Car realms. He notes Russians on the Coast wish to return, claiming better prospects than in Hawai and expects U S government to pay more attention amid complaints.
Henry Whitfield of New York, the architect chosen to design the Library of Hawaii on King Street near the Capitol, arrived aboard the Alberta and met with Governor Frear. He reviewed the site with Hawaii Library trustees and praised its suitability for a modern building and its proximity to downtown yet distant from street noise. Whitfield has prior experience in shipyards and will provide Honolulu with a plan to meet high architectural standards.
A New York report details a European tour group’s homeward journey aboard a liner. Wealthy passengers crowd steerage and second cabins, prompting calls for luxury space and bank protests during the voyage back to the United States.
The clipping lists various local notices and ads including a nickel tablet offer and autos, a Bethel atrest hack stand, Encore and Anchor Saloon mentions, rain affecting activities, free samples at shows, a May Button candy event, a Watkiler fan fan, and refreshments at Ring up phone 2171. Mentions of Pacific Wagon Paint by Haw aii investments, savings accounts, and a large stock of notebooks from The Hawaiian News Co. Ltd. Also notes about delivery and tennis results, with a fragmentary account of Caturnarian Bitte clynn.
Fragmented late 19th century shipboard notes report Captain Banders denying assault claims after a sailor accused him of striking with a hand club. The incident, tied to maritime activity near Honolulu, accompanies broader traffic updates on Pacific routes and multiple vessels including the Mauna Kea and China sailing toward San Francisco and the Orient.
San Francisco reports flotilla ships including Laneronde Stewart Whipple Hivil Pat Jones Preble Rowan Perry Truxton and Gohtenoragh have moved along the California coast en route to Central America. A British bark Dolbadarh was seized in federal court, and various cargoes and ships including the Otani Mary and the Grayhest whale ship were noted with departures and unloading along the Pacific coast.
Shipping officials discuss Manila to Hongkong to Singapore routes under German Lloyd and P and O lines. Passengers to United States via this route face long waits and require travel through Hongkong aboard freight ships to Bremen. Local arrivals list include ships Mauna Kea Kinau Mikapala and others with generic port movements.
Readers are invited to attend the Salvation Army harvest festival in the United States from September 24 to 27. The event aims to express gratitude for blessings, support the Army’s work, and encourage donations via mail or in person at 610 Holy Street, City. A gift sale is planned in early October featuring holiday items and performances by local groups.
A near-fatal blast plot was uncovered when a Chinese resident narrowly awoke to a burning fuse beneath a hotel under construction. A crude explosive device with powder sticks and matches was found under the floor, hoping to kill the occupant and wife during a sleep. Investigators link the case to a former employee tied to a labor project at a Mount location.
Fragmented note reports Thayer seeking a square deal from the Calamba Retate Company in Manila. The ovoid text hints at bids or payments tied to local papers and colonial-era ventures, with Thayer asserting relevance before arriving in the Philippines.
The side beacon Pookala Point 14 was permanently decommissioned on September 18 during dredging operations nearby. The notice cites corrections to the List of Lights Buoya and Day smarke 12th Subdterrlet 1909 page 1K.
The meeting at the Republican headquarters faced a postponement due to insufficient members from the South. The session was adjourned until 4 o clock that afternoon, with executive action taking place shortly after 1 o'clock.
Jamon D Dougherty began a long business trip to the islands and other locations, planning several months away to study interests and markets. Port authorities report Chief McDufie and two assistants departed for Waipahu this afternoon, while a girl described as familiar to Dougherty was taken to the police station for investigation in a separate jewelry theft case.
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