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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented reminiscence recalls devoted educators, political tensions, and the late David Dayton. It praises his public fraternal work, kindness, and impact on the community, noting his role in guiding youth and shaping local reform spirit.
Westerly Rhode Island March 1 report notes officials strike to suppress a whiskey brand after several deaths linked to tainted liquor. Substances allegedly contained wood alcohol drawing demand for stricter enforcement and cross border issues with Connecticut amid lax production controls and confusion among suppliers.
The page relays a humorous mix of a grocery receipt both exact and garbled, with items like sugar bacon tea and walnuts, plus a curio about a Chicago mayor Dunne and a barber shop encounter. An English visitor to the southern U S wonders at American thrift and economy, noting locals “eat what they could, sell what they could, and what they could not they could.”
In Rhode Island and Hawaii era tensions rise as prohibition winds press enforcement actions. Officials hint at coordinating raids to seize illicit alcohol and punish violators amid booze smuggling and illicit sales nearby. The public anxious over safety and morals fear further incidents.
A UK style editorial laments the failed search for the escaped suspect Grace. It calls for a $200 reward to entice Grace to capture and deliver the suspect to police, criticizing local and regional authorities for the prolonged inquiry. The piece accuses police departments of communal disgrace and questions the effectiveness of the inland jurisdiction. It urges detectives from any bureau to close the case promptly.
Announcement of a six week summer school offering free tuition and expenses in the city. The program aims to benefit students with primary and grammar school certificates and those earning passing grades. Certificates will be granted upon completion, with teacher appointments to be announced later and subject to conditions.
Real estate ad offers three good lots at Sea View Manoa priced at 1000 dollars. Listing emphasizes high light and favorable location for buyers seeking affordable property opportunities.
Bishop Trust Company announces examination based certificates for teachers seeking new or higher grade credentials. Three stays in August and September 1910 cover primary and grammar school work plus general interest lectures. After the examinations a three week vacation precedes next year’s term opening September 12 1910.
Market notes show cheap stocks reviving with Molirydeanet by Hemand at 6.75 and Ola bands at 94.50. Olam and Olan among gainers while Honokan slips on a ten gharas sale. Diherwine and other names appear faded as quotes barely change amid unclear explanations.
The Wireless Office opens Sunday mornings from noon to 10. bidding for Oahn and Walatoa declined with few offers near the asking price. The record notes weak activity in the nearby market segment and sparse competition, with potential buyers slow to bid.
The Alaskan called at San Diego en route to the Round Island chain with a shipment of steel for bridges on the Hilo and Kohala Railway. The ship will have its cover removed at the way Wharf and a new propeller fitted. It is to gather sugar at Island ports and depart for Hilo early next week.
A terse hometown notice reports Brother Dutton in good health nearing seventy. The message, dated April 27, 1867, from Joseph Dutton notes well wishes and refers to a postal reply within days, framing Dutton as a kind and hale elder.
Dr J B Allison a noted osteopath arrived with the steamer China and will open offices in the Alexander Young building. He is a graduate of the American School of Osteopathy and has taught at the College of Osteopathy in Des Moines and the Pacific College in Los Angeles. Osteopathy rejects drugs except emergencies and emphasizes anatomy physiology and practice. Over five thousand regular doctors now practice osteopathy in the region as the movement grows.
A courtroom scene notes three weeks of inactivity in fish gathering as five youths face orders to produce evidence of hard work. Judge Andrade declares they must show manhood and a substantial coin collection, or face consequences, urging calloused hands to prove they are workers, not idlers.
Batavia News reports a local branding effort in Pittsburgh area markets. A figure named Toa is highlighted as key to the branding push, with emphasis on daily outputs and the new grafters supplied to shops.
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