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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1911
Page
10
The Bulletin reports a widespread public push for a Great Double Contest with ballots to be counted again tomorrow. Voters are urged to support preferred candidates, with attention to subscription drives, organization backing, and ongoing counts on Saturdays and Thursdays.
The notice states 2000 Bonus Votes are issued for every club of three old or three new daily yearly subscriptions. Bonus vote coupons are issued as many as subscription clubs are secured and must be turned in during a single contest week.
The notice describes a recurring club offer valid through the contest period, renewed weekly. It emphasizes ongoing participation and continuity from week to week, inviting members to engage in the second contest week and benefit from the ongoing opportunity.
A historical note describes San Diego preparing for a major fair with expected high attendance. The piece mentions visits by officials, plans for expansive grounds, and the anticipated scale of exhibits and activities in the city, aiming to attract visitors from surrounding counties.
A damaged OCR fragment describes moving pictures shown to detained immigrants from Spain and Portugal. It mentions roughly a hundred people including men women and children, a person named Eddie Fernandes, and a Spaniard offering to pay a thousand dollars weekly if shown in Spain.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a child named Watson aged four and references to Honolulu and Apel with unclear names and dates. The readable bits include private terms and disjoint phrases about a ceremony or event, but no coherent facts or outcomes.
Plans reveal a one story theater building, 104 feet long and 40 feet wide, with a five foot grade slope and open expectant air circulation. The design includes a tropical garden surrounding a fenced perimeter to create a comfortable evening venue, with construction pending promoter approval.
A San Diego April report outlines a $1000 prize for a single rose to be entered in the Panama California Exposition. The competition, organized by the San Diego Floral Association, seeks roses that are state of growthful, easily cultivated, and distinct by scent and color.
A list of organizations and associations including Quan Yai Society Fraternal Order of Eagles Kamehameha Alumni Officers Club St Elizabeth Church Central Union Church St Louis College Puunene Social Club Lihoe Plantation Club Militia Company 1 Hail Church Order of Eastern Star Young Men's Institute Rapid Transit Benefit Association Central Grammar School Elke Club Kealia Club appears as a collection of groups linked to a local political or civic event with candidate preferences referenced across multiple clubs and venues.
The Bulletin offers seven hundred dollars in prizes including a $40 STARM PIANO a $200 EDISHN AMEE ADEA PHO NOGRAPH and a FURNITURE ORDER from J. Hom & Ge as part of the TEN TRIP TRAVEL CONTEST. Organizations vote to assign first second and third travel preferences with the highest votes earning top choice and other rankings determining secondary options. Preference votes reflect the viewed travel contestants.
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