WM. McKINLEY LODGE NO. 8 Meeting Notice
WM McKINLEY LODGE NO 8 Kot P meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday at 7 20 PM at K of P Hall Fort and Neretania Brotherhoods invited to attend and cordially urged to join.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1911
Page
5
WM McKINLEY LODGE NO 8 Kot P meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday at 7 20 PM at K of P Hall Fort and Neretania Brotherhoods invited to attend and cordially urged to join.
A noisy public session ends with approval of a two dollar daily wage for laborers. Key figures include mayoral attendees, union leaders, and wage advocates pushing for higher pay, with city budget implications and a vote tally noted. The discussion covers enforcement dates, funding, and potential impact on employment and cost of living.
A cluttered local page notes shop offerings and exhibitions including new stock at a Hat Shop, Grand Easter opening, and a roundup at the coast. Mentions of Hie VOM CA Mhairwly and shipments from Kitney Millon Proper & Anders. William Mateh represents Hawaiian Sugar interests in Washington per association information.
A scientific expedition aboard a ship off the coast presents findings on bird species and feather measurements. Key participants include researchers from the University of Town Feet and other institutions. The team notes 180 feet as a measured length for equipment and outlines plans for further field work at the reverse site.
Passengers arrived at Sherman from San Francisco include Kor Hatolala Major Archibalt Squimnpted with wife and others, Lieut George Benutt and wife, Ac Ke Stigpied and spouse, HK Cooke’s party, Mlle Neilie P Muliken, Mrs Anthonys, Charles A. Cowen, Charles Ence Albrecht, Prof Homer Ibi, Horace Your, Neal Wawel A Oo Treaketed.
The report details cargo shippings between San Francisco Seattle and Honolulu with vessels like the American schooner Kaward, the Siberia bound freights, and the warship Sheridan. It notes delays from repairs, coal and timber shipments, and upcoming arrivals including Oriental cargo to Honolulu and plans to discharge at port. The dispatch mentions crew changes, vessel movements, and changes to sailing times affecting commerce and military transport.
Mrs Frances Houck of Milwaukee testifies that Dusty's Pure Malt Whiskey cured her long nervousness and back troubles after other medicines failed. She recommends it to friends as a perfect remedy. The Gospel advocates and local readers endorse the product widely.
An old advertisement urges readers to insist on genuine Daly’s Pure Malt Whiskey. It warns of counterfeit bottles and marks the “Old Chemist” label with sealed seals, directing customers to seek the Medical Department for free health booklets and testimonials.
Report notes two workers engaged on the chanting beat as a Hawaii ty returns to Honolulu with a full load of sugar from Cokin. The scene highlights the labor and logistics surrounding the shipment.
The Keefe report is discussed with mixed critique on its usefulness and scope. It notes tensions within Fraternities and Hawkins plan, while questioning concrete findings and potential solutions. The dialogue suggests uncertainty about actionable recommendations and the report’s value to resolve ongoing issues.
The Rev James Alexander died yesterday afternoon at Oakhand California after a life rich in ministry and education. He was the son of Roy Alexander, born January 28, 18xx, and studied under Miss Murua Builth in Kolou and at Mination School. He preached briefly in San La Wandro before returning to agriculture in Hatky and Pia, later retiring to California where he resided until death.
A continued page one report details a fatal cholera case and the investigation into protective measures at shops and public spaces. Authorities outline inspection results, timelines, and safety steps as health officials pursue containment and reporting continues in the city.
A Senate session falters as opponents push back on a political reform act. The debate centers on funding, immigrant policy, and the timing of votes. Several motions are postponed as lawmakers, including Quint and Guinn, weigh procedural steps while other items await action.
A garbled list of names and dates references a public park matter and a governor communication to the House about surveys, conditions, and actions, with many scattered names and ports. The text mentions a survey, knowledge of conditions, specific months, and a long roster of individuals, suggesting a formal committee or public notice context from San Francisco.
Chamber stalls as both houses resist bills. Speakers say extra sessions loom. lawmakers report strain over apportionment, funding, and timing. Governor offers transcript review while experts weigh reapportionment plans amid political friction and looming budget choices.
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