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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1910
Page
14
Bargains highlight a sale with numerous discounted items across coats and dresses. Prices show substantial cuts on Ouravenette coats, Ladies rubberized coats, lingerie dresses, and messaline dresses, with several items reduced to under ten dollars.
Board of Licencing Commissioners in Hilo votes to deny multiple permit requests. Protests from residents cite concerns over saloons near the city center and Salvation Army hall. Applications by Tom Yo Kin and others are rejected. one license for a race track event is granted under conditions.
Only a fraction of applicants appeared for public land drawings on Mantappe Island under the new Homesteading provisions. Of eighty one applications received, forty showed up, with Hawaiians making up the majority among those taking up land. non-applicants were deemed ineligible.
Washington reports optimism that the Gallinger subsidy bill will pass the Senate by a decisive majority when Congress reconvenes. Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire notes the measure, identical to the 1908 proposal, is before the Senate as an unlahed business and will come up immediately.
The board discussed ongoing charges against a Hawaiian suspect, Rogers representing him as attorney. Abram and others challenged statements about a drunken spree and asked for names. The panel decided to reject a request while planning future licensing actions and urging compliance with the law.
Boston report describes Patrolman Feaver being startled by a man shouting and appearing to threaten him. The pursuer, William Armitage, a village elder aged 63, calmly reveals nothing is wrong and offers reassurance after a tense moment. The fragment mentions a son and other family ties.
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