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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
2
A jumble of misread names and company fragments appears, listing von Hamm Young Co and assorted garbled terms such as WHITRNAWH CRTF and Packard, Hapeciarifard, Stevany Burgen, Gaditier, Thominn Wi yer, Overland, Maker Klertrle, and sthere.
A New York column lauds Roscoe Conkling and his influence on Hawaii, noting debates over revenue, territorial bonds, and public works. The piece sketches tensions between local and federal funds, harbor improvements in Honolulu, and the role of Japanese and Chinese residents in the labor market amid territorial governance.
A Honolulu report outlines a plan for Promoter Committee rooms to feature panoramic views of Hawaiian inland attractions like the Pall, Volcano, Inn Alley, and Rainbow Faille. Each view would be mounted, lens magnified, with information cards on routes transportation costs meals and hotel rates to tempt visitors. Aug. 14.
The September issue of Mid Pacific features an article titled Mulewkalathe Hawn of the Bun God by Me Pani, with illustrations and photos on Maui and surrounding islands. Regatta Day is covered with special attention to Maui residents, plus other pieces aimed at readers across the Pacific.
A Hawaiian Band concert is set for this evening at the Hawaiian Hotel starting at 8. It will feature local Hawaiian singers and a program including The Star Spangled Banner and other tunes. Ships notices mention transport to the United States and Manila passages with ships awaiting quarantine and final routes via Nurusukh Jagan.
The Hawaiian Promotion Committee outlines a year of extensive advertising across the globe including Cairo, the Nile, San Francisco, and New York. It details lectures, moving pictures, and poster campaigns with thousands of distributed circulars, postcards, and letters, praising press support and outlining upcoming tours and campaigns to boost island publicity.
The article reports the incorporation of Vulcanizing Company and outlines the capital of 14 000 dollars in 700 shares of 20 each. Officers listed include J W Kenshner vice president Ada M Keraminer auditor and F E Thompson treasurer. It notes an Ada M Keraminer transfer of interest for a land deal and mentions Roy Bostwick pastor of Western Avenue Chapel Chicago stating his proposed salary rise to 1200 yearly.
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