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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1910
Page
2
M rs Siemson of Hilo leads for chaperone honors with candidates and voting procedures described. Subscriptions, ballots, and coupon votes outlined for district contests, with counts on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and results published on alternate days.
Subscriptions and voting figures show 16 009 votes for a new subscription and 20 000 total. The Evening Bulletin lists one year at 75 cents, two dollars, or four dollars, and longer terms up to five years for the Weekly Bulletin at five dollars.
Inquiries should be directed to MANAGER CONTEST DEPT Evening Bulletin Honolulu T H James B McEwanson oversees the contest Office hours 31 a m to 1 p m and 9 30 p m to 4 30 p m.
Fort Shafter notes a parade at Port Shafter in honor of Petday and details monthly reviews, muster events, and personnel changes in the 2nd Hatvilts OW. Reports include equipment damage from wind, reliefs in Companies K and G, new commissioned officers, hospital admits, and staff reassignments.
A letter from Lorri Andrews, manager of the Republican Campaign, outlines distributing a subsidized Hawaiian newspaper to voters. It invites precinct leaders to provide distribution lines and copy counts, aiming to promote the party and its national and local platform before district dispersal.
Entries record property transfers from April 1 and April 2 1910, listing multiple grantors and grantees including Kauno Cooke Trust Cotte Te to Amibtewe K. Matet AM Hutchinan to Jome 0 Ret akaloa and others, with details of dates times and involved parties in a Hawaii real estate ledger style.
The schedule lists acts and performers in a fragmented lineup with titles such as Maroh-Gliger Overtine and Eugene Roberson Bohormian Cte Balto Vocas Hawailin Bones, plus Offenbaal soteriveat and Thurbas The Btar Kpanghed Banner, suggesting a chaotic arts night at Ranma Square with diverse acts and a late show.
Thursday evening at Weloek Alexander Young hotel the Istingutahedt Shakespeare recitar Marshall Naveach of New York will present The Comedy of Keroin. Tickets price two dollars for adults and one fifty for children. reserved seats.
Waimen widow of late Captain CT Boxley of Madris East Indian aged several months. Kelley death in Honolul April 1910, Hale W. Betley aged fifty. Pacific count conference at Capitola referenced.
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