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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1910
Page
4
The Beatt bill seeking abolition of the liquor trade in Mawali Territory has been referred to the House Judiciary Committee. Representative Scott, sponsor of the measure, said he will move to send the bill to the Committee on Territories for consideration.
Atkinson Park hosts a tense scene as mules associated with the Pacific Fleet cause concern among attendees. Residents urge relocation to reduce crowding and safety risks, while officials discuss supervision and closure options. The Lurline, carrying 2400 tons of cargo and 20 passengers, sails toward San Francisco after docking at Honolulu.
Two inquests were held at Ewa Police Court over deaths of children. Manuel Nacemento aged four died after being dragged and hit by a wagon, verdict accidental death. A second child Wille Silva about thirteen suffered fatal injuries when run over by a wagon, verdict accident. Police report sheriff’s office and local officer actions. An unrelated note mentions a cow incident with a resident and a Japanese bystander.
Articles announce Maui Pineapple Company incorporation with capital stock set at 20000 and 143 shareholders. It aims to cultivate extensive pineapple tracts near Makawao with officers J Kunahara PM Datte J Oniahi K Yokougawa C Tanuka U No ami M Nishi listed.
Mins Davison in charge of the Intertwinad Princesses section announces nearly all horses prepared for the Floral Parade. Daily practice with children who will form the mounted escort continues. The next ride is tomorrow at 4 PM at Thomas Square. others with saddle horses may join at that time.
Members of Hawaii Chapter No 1 and Marnatuhon Chapter No 2 are requested to assemble at Fort Street at 2 40 o clock tomorrow afternoon for the funeral of Edwin K Hart of Mamalihoa Chapter No 2. Full attendance is desired. Signed N Fernandez Ahuonhut Mawai Chapter No 1 and T He Haverty Honolulu February 8
A fragmentary classified notice advertises real estate for sale including a four room house on Buckle Lane near River and Viney streets with sewer connection and a high building lot on Kalakaua Avenue. The broken text also mentions a 1800 La1louse and lot on Webb Lane near Liliha Streets with bargain pricing and low monthly payments.
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