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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
2
A club announces a premium offer available to new or returning subscribers that remains valid through the contest’s end. The deal emphasizes continued access and benefits tied to subscription status, aiming to boost renewals and new signups during the promotional window.
Every candidate subscribing to three new or old yearly daily editions within one week and having votes issued in her name earns a 5000 vote premium certificate. Three new or old six month daily editions in the same period grant 9000 votes. Five new or old yearly weekly editions equal 1000 votes. five year subscriptions count as one. First week ends April 28 at 6 PM. No limit on number of clubs. Subscriptions credited to the candidates for whom votes are issued.
A flawed notice outlines a premium vote offer for a club subscription contest. It states a five week window starting April 25 with weekly premium credits for subscriptions sent by friends, no multiple offers, and a final count May 2. Judges will be prominent businessmen from Le nolyld. receipts and votes issued to subscribers.
Indeterminate list of contestants and names appears, with many typographic errors and partial titles. The readable entries include Miss Rebecca Macy Miss Naomi Lagarus Mins Honey Voss Lucy Kopa Miss Emma French and others linked to various surnames and places, suggesting a page of pageant or chaperone standings with unclear organization.
Voting details from the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin show coupons entitling votes based on subscription length. The scheme lists amounts and votes for old and new subscriptions across days, months, and years, with contact numbers for the Bulletin offices.
Notes from the Weekly Promotion Committee meeting reveal Secretary Wood selecting a site and discussing advertising Hawaii. J F Bush and Norman Watkine move to present a book of views to San Francisco investors while Atlantic City office plans are outlined.
The Hawaii Promotion Committee discusses a landmark front on the Bowery style arcade near a splendid hotel, seeking a yearly rent of 150 per front foot for a corner display. Plans include new oak floor, electric signs on Ohio and Hoard Walk sides, and potential multi-year leases. Aimed to attract Australia New Zealand Fiji and Hawaii participants, with Atlantic City visits urged for strategy.
Real estate transactions listed include transfers among multiple individuals and firms such as HF Lewis and Jay Chee with various property mentions. Anomalous lines reference planning and notices, including a Panama Pacific exposition campaign and unrelated legal notes, with several broken names and unclear fragments.
Financial report details outstanding bonds and receipts for Honolulu waterworks and sewer systems. It lists interest rates, redemption amounts, and totals for year ending December 31, 1908, including operating expenses, revenues from taxes and water services, and sinking fund allocations.
The touring company Old Heidelberg impressed Honolulu audiences with a five act performance despite some rough spots. The cast included Margaret Ouwall, George Webb, and Louie Morrison in key roles, with a strong scenic and translation effort that kept the play engaging for the crowd.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Prines Chan Koya Aillerman and others in a Neom case setting involving Kun Hugettirocht and Miller Henry Alexander Morele SS. The note references Onward Lautee Metros Lanen Hudean and Frau Dorfell Nev Dr Juttner in a student related feud.
Honolulu readers anticipate a major concert by world famed pianist Madame Terne Caereno touring the States. The program features refined piano works and human voice numbers, with Ik Autratla and manager Adamé arranging a likely Honolulu engagement during the Marana port visit.
A large enthusiastic audience greeted Mine Eva Lindeman at the Young Hotel roof garden last evening. Lindeman gave a remarkable display of her abilities, singing twenty five songs and three encores from Italian German and Cavalier composers with a wide range and vitality. Her tone was particularly sweet in the upper register. An encore featured Cherie Bond's Leave You Truly and a final number Tonti's Good Bye. It is hoped more recitals will be arranged to please Honolulu's music lovers.
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