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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
4
A Hawaii newspaper notes the Forty three foot dam height at Lower Just Inaide, flood risk rising as water surpasses 12 feet above the walkway. The reservoir, covering 2901 by 1400 feet, would hold 100 900 000 gallons when full. Construction cost listed as 294 563 80 dollars. No shortages reported recently, and water power has saved the city financially.
Directors of Lellehua host a polo dinner in honor of polo players. The event, described as a notable social affair, will feature about seventy attendees and elaborate decorations themed on polo. Lily Flade and forty-two officers of the post are listed among guests. The evening includes a banquet and will conclude with further planned activities.
Management reports a large demand for the Kanalult trip with only a limited number of tickets left. Projections show no overcrowding as earlier rain delayed service on the Walalue road, causing inbound passenger delays while crews cleared gravel from the rapid transit track. Tickets priced at ten dollars cover all costs of the trip.
A garbled note outlines a medical report about inflamed kidneys and patient symptoms. Names and places are unreadable, but the text references diagnosis, treatment, and care steps for kidney inflammation, highlighting potential impacts on recovery timelines and next steps in medical review.
Provincial town reports a bold WWI style naval test as Virginia Rhode Island and other ships arrive. The fleet claims to have planted mines in record time and will likely await orders before retreating to port. Captain Charles Gebele commands the force in a high speed Atlantic test.
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