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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1911
Page
17
Maud Robbinbu notes The Gamblers as a sharp reform drama critiquing the wrongs of the patie system and divorce rise. It portrays a plot where a district attorney profits from privacy and advances, prompting women to question traditional male virtue and seek independence.
A shuffled police notes report a trio of Portuaiere suspects accused of assault during a night event. One man faced a 13 month improvement sentence while others from Russia are linked to minor currency violations amid a broader court hearing outline.
An obscure report describes an ostrich training event with two sides featuring a maneuvers and a crowd. The scene mentions a figure named Meewer Khaw and Lees, and a $14 payment related to a courtly display as observers note the contest’s setup and outcomes.
Health boards in leading cities warn rats as the greatest danger as disease germs spread. Citizens are urged to aid in exterminating rats and to use Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste, sold everywhere for 25 cents, to kill mice, cockroaches, waterbugs and vermin.
William Ford Nichols of California, likely to visit next year for the church’s fifth founding anniversary, passed through Meath aboard the Tenyo Mart returning from Europe. A Holacopal church committee invited his return. it was backed by church organizations led by James Wakefield, L. Tenney Peek, and Robert Cation.
Reported by Motorcycle Officer Chilton, several motorists complain they were fined for speeding just over twenty miles per hour on a daylight street. They argue harsher penalties target night drivers while daytime violators go unchecked. Critics urge focus on drunk chauffeurs in business areas for safer streets. Also included: a Honolulu shipment update listing consignments and destinations across Hawaiian towns.
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