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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1911
Page
4
Y M C A drafts plans for re opened building with lounge and social rooms. General Secretary Ruper hopes fall start around September 25 with social work subsections including games, checkers, bowling, and a large indoor play hall for basketball and events. The market hall will host socials, banquets, and amateur plays.
Chief McDufin s squad busted two gambling joints and arrested twenty gamesters. They were brought before Police Judge Monsarrat this morning. Seven arrested in a Vineyard Street tenement, others at On Tul camp. Most defendants were Japanese. Sam Kalatuhi, a former Kalakaua era lieutenant, faced charges. Kalatuhi raised his hand as he stepped forward. Judge Monsarrat fined Kae Jalal five dollars, which he paid and left.
A fragmentary copy of a court related note includes juror Stroup writing of resolutions and a planned Hawaiian band concert at Emma Square at seven thirty. It mentions court selections, juror duty, and a governor's bond funds deposit with various names and place references embedded in the garbled text.
Vintage ad touts Rexall Halt Tone as a cure for dandruff and baldness. It claims hair vitality depends on pink bulbs and full roots, urging readers to visit Rexall Store Benson, Smith & Co for a one dollar bottle.
Manila Cable News reports George M. Ray a traveling drug dealer killed himself by poison alcohol mix in a cabin on Pasay road after Wil ton Witton rejected marriage. He died at 2 40 a m in the hospital. The event followed a theater dispute and a reported withdrawal of marriage proposals. He was a former member of the Red A R Cavaire. The funeral was held at 1 o clock Sunday with Veterans of the Spanish War in attendance.
Divers inspect piling as Harbor Commissioners oversee Kinaau wharf repairs. A new substantial waterproof shed is planned to replace the unsafe old structure, amid concerns that heavily loaded trucks could cause mooring failure and wagon loss into the harbor.
The continued discussion notes exemptions and financial figures for Oahu Railway 15. It cites tax effects, refundings, and capital details including revenue, operating expenses, and dividends for the year ending 1920. It highlights increases in passenger and freight activity, with emphasis on the company’s balance and depreciation impacts.
The Sierra steamer, advertised for San Francisco, sails Wednesday at ten from the wharf. The odd wording hints at a promotional return involving the late Moe Kingston Comedy Company aboard, with steerage crowd and fare details unclear.
Anmrhun's Kroatien rifle ace Lawrie Brno, a former individual world champion and captain of the American rifle team, died in Greenwich, Connecticut, on August pay. He helped the American team win international contests and held a long record in sport shooting, with memberships in several clubs.
The document records Marshal Hendry seeking complete vetting of all accounts and processing speed. He requests separate itemization for moving the judiciary fixture and for engaging the watchman, tied to authorities and duties in the public building context.
A fragmentary notice describes EWA cutting melon and implementing extra pay at a Kwa stock plantation effective August 31. Expert opinion notes the plantation's excellent conditions justify the additional premium. Names and details are garbled but reference to John Natt and merchant ad language appear.
The first test of a new law under Act 4 of the Howt Legislature will occur Thursday next when Attorney Lorrin Andrews and Jo Whitney will present two appeals from the District Court. The cases involve Litlan Act against J.M. Glen and O.M. Nuc Kita against Laven Lanne, challenging the proper bonding procedures under the territorial amendment.
A fragmented report notes a peace meeting between rival groups in the Solomon Republic. The article mentions calls for unity, comments on a first-time event, and references to figures such as Hapolul, Die nor, and WD CONNER AL amid national concerns and rescue efforts across the country.
Wanted gin to work a toukie shop. Acuity hone preferred, apply at Sweet Bhop, Bot.
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