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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
7
A letter from Mic Weiler and remarks on prohibition policy outline Woolley and supporters aiming for success in the temperance movement. discussion covers legislative action, enforcement, and potential shifts in public sentiment ahead of the upcoming votes.
In a morning incident on Guilik Avenue Abraham Kekal, 18, died after a car struck him. Manuel Richards, driving from Kwa, was injured by the vehicle as witnesses say the chauffeur fled the scene. Authorities reported the driver facing charges as the investigation proceeds and a coroner’s inquest is planned.
The Palani settlement presented a public show featuring a juggler and an artist who frequently performed in town. Proceeds benefited local schoolchildren attending Palani Chapel. The event opened with a formal greeting to the leader and began promptly at 7:30 PM.
A quirky program featured My Ryensen and a Hawaiian air performance that delighted children. The Jigme Jueeler then wowed the crowd with spins and rolls, while Victor Clark, a chief censor, watched with interest.
Last evening a stern lecturer lectureed by Ed Towse aboard the U8 3 New Orleans section under the supervision of the Soain's Institute. The outline deck was screened to form a miniature auditorium as 160 bluejackets attended with officers present. The slides showing Kilauea in action were enjoyed by many who had heard and read about the volcano. About 120 slides were used. Towse then offered music after the lecture, and a supper followed hosted by the executive officer. A notable point was the absence of drunkenness among the marines despite the visit.
The monthly Kamehaioha Alumni meeting is set for this evening at the elite home on Fort Street at 7:80 o’clock. Members are urged to attend and welcome visiting Kamehamehas from other Salagits to express opinions on the association’s property matter.
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