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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1911
Page
6
A Senate committee backs direct primary while hearings reveal party splits and procedural clashes. Amid a heated session, proponents argue for voter choice and simplified nominating rules, while opponents warn of chaos and cost. The debate centers on party control, the timing of reforms, and potential impacts on campaigns and elections.
Report from Hilo recalls a Wednesday gathering where traveling poets and volunteers collected about 500 dollars. Negotiations reportedly involve Governor Taker and the Porrite regarding a land purchase on the corner of Walanie and Be Mu, tied to enlarging the territory and a proposed division of the area.
In WAILURE April 21 Capecnh MUHbet reports that societies of Mau and Muto kal prepare a pamphlet sized report for the General Convention in Athetle City. The book will replace a delegate, with originators editing reports and negotiating bids for ties. The method aims to promote work consistent with recent conventions and is to be sent in place of a delegate.
A report from Wailuke on April 1 details a meeting of the native Protestant church of central Maulwir held at Pivia arate. The extended account covers recent trips to Hoxton and notes about pastoral figures, with emphasis on learning about Christian work in Hawaii past and present.
A historic notice claims a remedy can prevent severe illness by improving dental health. The report suggests that dental issues may lead to dangerous fevers and intestinal problems, urging readers to adopt the product as a preventive measure.
An old ad touts Sozodont as a delicious liquid dentifrice and germicide. It claims the product cleans in an alkaline mouth and improves tooth health, noting its use with the liquid keeps teeth pearly white. It compares with powder and notes availability at toilet counters.
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Walluku held an Easter service with about thirty five attendees. Holy Communion was celebrated by Canon WS Short, Teetor, assisted by others. The new church capacity was described as sufficient and plans for future services were noted.
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