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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
9
A car plunged into a street excavation near a factory on a main avenue after the driver misjudged the clear road. Dr. Mackall, who was present, said the vehicle left the road about twenty feet into the ditch before being pulled out with help. No injuries or damage to pedestrians or nearby property were reported.
Henry Viera, a Chinese tenor, heads to Empire Theatre in London for a long awaited appearance. The controversial likenesses and impersonations draw mixed reactions as audiences anticipate his comic timing and cultural satire.
New York architecture firm York and Sawyer will draft plans for Honolulu’s proposed federal building. Ayres told the chamber the ground floor may house the post office with three entrances and an inner court, three stories high if possible. Officials stressed need for light, marble interiors, and proximity to the Capitol area while awaiting federal guidance.
An assembly endured a procedural motion during a session underwrote by President J. F. Morgan and officers including A. W. Bottomley and S. De Frowst. The record lists attendees such as L. A. Thurston, M. P. Robinson and Norman Watkins, noting the motion carried unanimously.
The wedding of May Kelkilani Kapaniat, granddaughter of Hen J. K. Kapaniat, to William Orey Maby was solemnized by Rev Charles D. Muitien at the Waime n church. The ceremony featured a white silk gown, wreaths, music by Professor W. Hart, and a large reception at the bride's home followed by a lantern-lit lawn display and honeymoon plans in Honolulu. The couple, viewed as prominent locals, will reside in Honolulu with Maby’s family ties to Hilo.
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