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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
7
Fragmentary notice lists a wholesale house, Benen Smith and Company, with unclear names. Readable terms imply a sale by a wholesaler or brokers at a location connected to a wholesale house. Further details unreadable in the snippet.
A lively Kail concert Saturday night at the Queens House featured Mine Kaal delivering marked soccer in her rendition of classic songs from the old country and Hawaii. The audience enjoyed her wide repertoire and strong vocal presence, while Mr Kaat’s travels and study added depth to the performance.
A late night event praised for its mix of entertainment and formal program. The Hawaii glee club led by a renowned manager delivered a strong tour with many international trips, drawing broad street participation and positive audience response.
Attorney Arte C. Atkinson is drawn into a tale titled That Vainy Affair about recruiting Russian laborers in the Malay region. The plot centers on Dilly Choreington, agent for the Territorial government, and a student interpreter named Ma as they clash with a Russian officer and French workers in a bid to ship laborers. The piece notes similarities to Atkinson’s previous voyage and hints the author is Donald Hamilton Haines, though Atkinson denies knowing him.
A brief notice states financial figures 2h 60 and 76 cents and directs inquiries to the Territorial Mess vice office located on Hotel Street for the plan.
The Hawaiian band performs tonight at the Honolulu Seaside Hotel Walkie program including Svertire Martha Vinken Joven Antonies Heathoven and All Nations Godfrey Vocal Hawaiian Songs by Berger Harry Souder. Selections feature The Star Spangled Banner and other melodies.
Former Interior Secretary Richard A Ballinger criticized Alaska policy in Seattle on July 24 arguing the forest reserves hinder watershed protection and navigation. He called for selling timber from the reserves to benefit Alaska’s economy amid debate over conservation aims.
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