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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1905

Page

6

Navy League Section Formed in Honolulu Commission Granted

A commission from New York establishes Honolulu Section No. 58 of the Navy League of the United States with headquarters in Honolulu Hawaii. Members listed include W C Parke W A Mayo Frank Andrade Frank Le Dodge Albert P Judd B F Tracy president and Robert Fl Blohm secretary. The group pledges to transmit ten percent of all annual collections to the league office and to operate under its constitution by June. A public meeting and a Wednesday 4 o'clock office meeting are announced.

New York Navy League of the United Kinetie Honolulu BM. Batlon W. C. Parke W. Mays Frank Andrade Frank L. Dodge Alf Judd Adame P. ‘Waterhouse Ballon & Mars League Navy Navy League of Unitnd Keetiog Navy League of the United States United States Ridney Mallow Woc. Parke We A. Mayo B. F. Tracy

Purifying Politics in Party Rules Debate

The Republican Central Committee meeting at headquarters amended Rule 6 to bar government officials from serving on the Central Committee and to prohibit proxies. The Fourth District and Fifth District committees passed resolutions opposing official candidacies and proxies, with further amendments restricting nominations and paid government assistance.

Coa Republican Central Committee Central Committee Wild Committee Alt Adame Fifth District Committee Wau Eawoutlee Terrie Republican Party Ing Howitt

Wight Bryant Reception at Kohala Club Hall

Special to The Bulletin Kohala Hawaii February report covers Kohala district social life. Judge Dole's January visit, weddings at Greenbank estate, and a Kohala Club Hall reception honor Mrs Wight and the new Mr Wight Bryant. Doctors and residents noted travel, illness and distant medical access. The article details community events, arrivals, and local social ties with emphasis on the Wight Bryant marriage and related social activities.

Kohala Hawaii Kallwai Kita Wicaitua Kona Cathoart Honolulu Aire Carter Fredyerick Taylor Pangilo Hamakya Bauth Kohat Semen Walkea Konda Mew Low Wednendaya Sunda Kynnersley Place Pus Ebuebu C.K. Silliman Mies Cella Woods Mahukona Katlua North Kona Ri Fon-Smith St. Augustine’s Church North Kohala J, Hall of A. Wiemann Muna Widemann Kehalt Wight of Melawary At & O'vlock Fenton-smith L. Aull Pawailo Hiaiakin Wight-Bryant C. A. Whiemann He Wong Benny Gay Dire Coa Nong Kohala Seminary

Draw Fight Ends In Another Tie At Orpheum

McFadden and Modlin battled to a draw in a boxing exhibition before a packed Orpheum crowd. Honolulu’s Modlin and San Francisco’s McFadden exchanged hard blows with multiple knockdowns and a controversial finish. Other bouts featured Vierra over Asteroft and Young Nelson defeating Harris, while Sailor March beat Young Scou after a brutal, bloodied program. Police attendance noted Japanese experts supervising ring activity.

McFatden Modlin Orpheum Wither & Grrt Jack McFadden San Francisco George Modlin Honolulu Jim Meladden ' AM Rome Genere Ourly Friue Beyone Akrii Moulin Spport Dectslon Vierra Asteroft Nelson Harris Sailor March Bear Young Scou Tomi

Crowd fills hall for lively performance

Delighted attendees packed the emart lot of wren king and fencing as the crowd cheered throughout the show. The hall was alive with excitement during the performance, with spectators clearly engaged from start to finish.

Hair Turns White After Timber Wolf Ordeal Relic

The account recalls Mahoney transporting ex Seattle mayor Humes’ body from Fairbanks to Valdes. On the trail wolves closed in as Mahoney and his dogs kept watch by fire. He slept little, tying a pine knot to his arm to awaken when danger neared. The party pressed on to a hotel at Valdes where locals recall the stop and the dogged survival ordeal.

Mahoney Fairbanks Valdes Humes Seattle Bow Hume Mubonsy Danswer Revah Chicago

No Malaria Here Say Physicians in Hawaii Meeting

The Hawaiian Medical Association met in the Board of Health offices on a Saturday night to declare no malaria in Hawaii. Dr Alclair presented fever notes while colleagues discussed anopheles absence. A possible federal health inquiry was hinted to involve a three-member territorial commission.

Hawaiian Medical Association Board of Health Hawaii Alclair Mo Eal Herbert Juli Cofer Cooper Honolaii UBL Mraquito Dortoray

Insects and pears Kamehameha Glew Club meeting

The Kamehameha Glew Club held an event in the Boys School assembly room. G Smith, president of the Institute, introduced BL Horne who spoke on insects with lantern slides. Prof Van Dine discussed household pests and distinguishing harmful insects.

Kamehameha Glew Club Sehool Kamehameha G. Smith Ins #itute BL. Horne TL. Vath

New Coon in Town At Kalmuki Zoo California Raccoon

A quirky read notes a California raccoon visiting the Kalmuki Zoo with other exotic entries. Joe arrived via Nevadan routes, and a blank booky from Bulletis Publishing Company appears in the fragmentary description.

Alabama California Kalmuki Zoo White Rats Golden Seabright Joe Per & A Nevadan

Rules of the contest opening date and eligibility

The contest opened December 1 and will close March 16 at 5 p m. Anyone may enter except regular Bulletin Pub employees and their immediate families. New subscribers gain double votes. transfers between household members are not allowed. all entries subject to investigation. final count by three impartial judges with no appeal. ballots allow only one name per ballot. subscription accounts open for inspection.

Bulletin Pub, Coy Ltd Dany Wereny Bottaery Tare Svtlatin

Prize Listing From Hawaiian News Co. Raffle

A list of prizes includes An Angelus piano player valued at 260 dollars, a Premo Senior 5x7 camera valued at 40 dollars with advanced features, and a barrel of flour as sixth prize. Honolulu Photo Supply Co. supplies the camera and Hawaiian News Co. acts as local agents.

Pope-Tribune Angelus L. C. Smith Premo The Hawaiian News Co Rochester Optical Seh & Lomb Victor Ahutter Honolulu Photo Supply Co

Schedule of Vote Credits and Subscription Rates

The notice describes vote credit rules printed in every paper copy. It explains that filling a coupon with a party name and depositing with Tax Evexixo Bouncers within one week earns one vote, with double credits for new cash prepaid subscribers and various periodic credit scales for daily, weekly, and monthly payments, plus conditions on arrears and minimum payment thresholds.

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