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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1911
Page
9
Charles A. Stanton, secretary, announces the Hundred Thousand Club will proceed with renewed activity. A circular letter to members reports 108 paid members and a treasury balance, with plans to organize a new executive meeting chaired by Stanton and held at the Kiakauk Land Company office.
Commodore George Cranler invites all sailors to register at Metherny's Bline Store this afternoon for Sunday races at Pearl Harbor. The event features Hawaii, Milone, Charlotte C., Kapotot and others, with a harbor reception, sailors dance, and pavilion entertainment planned.
The Independent Theater management expands by acquiring the Anihle Theater on Mannigkoa atroot and plans a May 1 opening. Improvements include rapid renovations and a gallery set for a capacity of eleven hundred. The Independent currently contests patrons to crown the most popular personality.
Notice urges readers to call the Honorary patgymen y Awsoctalinn in Sheridity street to inspect milk handling methods. It warns milk will be tested for cleanliness and germ content and promises absorbent pasteurization guidance.
Arthur Ho Keller, a new appointee to Hawaii’s sanitation commission by Governor Frear, is a Cornell College of CIV Engineering graduate and National University law graduate. His background includes early federal engineering roles and work on Washington barracks and sanitation projects, later serving as assistant general manager of Alabama Marble Company. He joins the sanitation effort with affiliations to the American Society of Testing Materials and engineering societies.
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