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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1910
Page
12
Investors offered Illinois Crude Oil shares at 250 each months ago now pay 1 percent monthly on active investments. Dividends are reported for those who acted on the advice, while crude trades reportedly continue with selling pressure and uncertain returns.
A flood of items fills the page from Hawaii commerce to social notices. Advertisers tout carriages, shoe stores, laundry, hotels, and printing while society news notes deaths, divorces, indictments, and an upcoming YMCA meeting. Transport, fashion, and local business promotions sit beside legal notices and court actions.
Consul General Mizuno returning to his post in New York today. He is accompanied by Mrs Mizuno and the Mizuno family as the return representative of the manager of Vietnam and Taipan in the foreign service.
Alfred W. Carter of Honolulu resigns as trustee under the Deed of Trust dated September 29 1902 securing bonds. The trustee appointment is made by Alfred W. Carter on September 26 1908 and becomes effective April 18 1910. Honolulu dated April 16 1940. Abid Apr 19 20 23 27.
A worker named Hage suffered a severe ankle injury after a mishap aboard the steamer Vvalend while performing duties for a Japanese employer. He was removed by patrol wagon and admitted to Queen's Hospital for treatment.
Washington report on Taft addressing a rally for Wilberforce University urging universal university education for African Americans. He argues educated blacks lift the race and nation, noting the race’s growth from 100000 to 10400000 and urging higher education to better industrial and civic life. The piece quotes his emphasis on educated ministers guiding uplift.
Under Chapter 24 revised laws of Hawaii as amended, a public hearing by the Governor and Board of Agriculture and Forestry will be held on Saturday April 30 1920 at 10 am in the office of the Board on King Street to define the boundary and reserve the Papakdas Paumaca Homestead tract area including three water reserves A I and C totaling about 965 acres to be known as Forest Reserve. W F Prear Governor announces the notice from The Capitol Honolulu Hawaii March 31 1910.
An irregular notice details a private football gathering at a gentleman's residence, listing a location near Kisig Avenue and a small group of attendees. The fragmentary text references a private match setting and time but lacks clear dates or organizer names.
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