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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
7
The Art League outlines plans for a May Day event with a 1000 attendees expected. A May pole dance by training children, bets on entertainment, banners from College Club, and posters designed for city locations are featured.
The Campbell mansion on Keen Street is discussed as a potential Army post. Remarks from General Barry and Colonel Widdtle, cited as influencing the decision, indicate no immediate move. The piece notes possible use after fortifications and other U.S. works are completed, with no current action to secure the site.
April permits record several new structures. John J. Mattos plans a garage funded at 2250 dollars on Sitcha steel near Mendonia. A residence project at Murakinya Monoa Valley totals 5000 dollars. McCandlens list a porch and lodging houses totaling 8100 dollars. Sunuhi and Kaakint locations propose theater and residential work totaling 2800 dollars. Highland stores at Pomihi Noueng corners request 20000 dollars. April seven shows multiple dwelling and business upgrades including a vineyard residence 270 dollars and a dwelling on Uday Miller street 625 dollars.
The item presents a playful contest named the Question Man with a theme of a conundrum token and a quiz like setup. It mentions an enumerator and penalty for incorrect writing but remains unclear on concrete details beyond a general test format and expected participation.
Cure guaranteed for itching and all forms of piles within six to fourteen days. If no improvement, money refunded. Paris Medicine Co. of Saint Louis, US, advertises the product.
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