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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
4
Shop early for Saturday specials featuring cotton covert cloth in grey and brown at 12.0 a yard, silk net gloves in multiple colors at 50 cents a pair, all wool challies 4.50 to 5.60 a yard now 4.50, 36 inch percales cleared at 1.00 for 12 yards, white grass linen squares with embroidery in two sizes at prices from 2.25 to 2.75, and Normandy laces and insertions at 0.50 a yard, reflecting across assorted fabrics and trims.
A proposed Hawaii county reform seeks to elect the county mayor at large with broad powers and a fixed salary. Proponents argue it would curb factional fights and ensure district needs receive fair attention, while opponents warn of political battles and new job creation.
Chaos erupts in the Zealandia fire room as a suspected outsider reveals himself, insisting on equal duties and threatening a shakeup. Captain Phillip supports calm but the crew agrees to test the intruder while the ship heads to Vancouver. The vessel carries substantial cargo and reflects a host of travelers bound for Australia and New Zealand.
A fragment describes a nationwide rat problem with people attacking children and green spaces. It mentions a paste product sold by Peet express prepaid, with ad copy for a cure to drive rats from houses to die, attributed to Miraros' Hiecerie Paste and a Chicago electronics parts company.
A wreck salvage update describes the vessel Helga partially submerged, with sections under water and divers planning dynamite to free more cargo. The Miller Salvage Company reported loss of equipment including the windlass and boiler while attempting salvage near Kinga Wharf.
Democratic factions in Waikane debate removing Kellett from municipal service amid claims of political coercion. Allegations center on road crews pressured to join Democrats and on a special regulation driving the matter, with most county road workers reportedly on the payroll and questioned about allegiance.
An OCR fragment references Pachieco receiving eighteen months in a court setting. It mentions arraignment, an attorney Straus, witnesses, and a plea of guilty. The text is garbled but implies a criminal case with sentencing and associated legal proceedings.
A fragmentary report describes the Wilhelmina salting voyage to San Francisco with a large crowd aboard. The ship carried Hawaii trade goods including sugar, coconuts, cotton, and rice, and a cabin passenger noted one hundred and four sonartards with a total of sacks dispatched aboard the vessel. The Territorial hand served as an envoy during the Honolulu ceremony.
A court hearing led to a fine for clipping and vandalizing Velellers garden. Prosecution, judge, and a Bulletin reporter discussed the alleged malicious injury as witnesses described mischief at night with damaged banana tree, rose bushes, and various plants.
A 1901 case describes a dispute where WANTS DEAL declared off in a stock sale involving Sharon at Pies Jolo Land and Improvement Cane PAY stock bought for BING value. Cooke, owner of a major stake, sought to recover losses claiming misvaluation and improper sale led to unpaid debts. The court ruled adjudged a hth and involves recovery and timing of payments through May 1905.
President Griffthsala spoke at the Mohonk conference about immigrant labor and the potential benefits to become good citizens. He also noted Hawaiian delegates and the International Arbitration Association during the session, raising questions about dependencies and representation as concerns were raised by Bulletin Netin.
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