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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1911
Page
7
The Bulletin lists unchanged local references including business office and editorial room numbers. Mentions assorted ads and notices about services, stables, dental care and beverages. Calls to view showroom offers and receive promotions with green stamps are noted. Distilled water and popular drinks are advertised with a phone contact.
Fragmented text indicates a Hawaiian sugar report citing improved prospects and ongoing committee work. The document mentions dividend timing and corporate updates, with references to management, investors, and regulatory figures, all implying a cautious yet optimistic industry outlook.
American-Hawaiian seeks gain from ending the Panama rate pact involving Pacific Mall California Atlantic steamship firms and the Panama Railroad. Tariffs previously split eight dollars per ton, with three dollars going to Panama, while government ships carried cargo to New York. The move faces antitrust scrutiny as the Interstate Commerce Commission weighs whether the “unholy compact” harmed rivals and coast Hawaiian shippers.
Reported plans show President Asano proposing a four lane road project and a Pacific congress session, with delegates absent and Hawaiian organizations mobilizing. A maritime disaster and Mariposa shipyard changes are noted, including new command and the shift away from yards amid wireless era adoption.
Maritime notices show multiple ships arriving in San Francisco Honolulu and Kauai ports with February landings. Vessels include Nippon Maru and Maishi with earlier departures from Seattle and San Francisco. Several ships faced gale conditions delaying moorings and arrivals near Kauai Maui and Kona routes.
In foreign ports notices dated February 13 report arrivals including Prancisco, Calum Wan, Sel', and the Nippon Maru from San Francisco. The telegraphic update states the steamer Coog Bay ashore at Ventura has been virtually abandoned by Pacific Coast Steamship Company. cargo removal and salvage efforts are described as ongoing with no attempts to refloat the ship.
A long passenger roster notes travelers from San Francisco to Belconrt and other ports, listing names such as Welch, Mrs Peers, G Holland, Ripley, Miss Be, and many others along with deck numbers and ships. It also lists bookings for February and February 21 sailing to Kit ports, Kona, and other destinations, including Mr. and Mrs. Brown and various families and individuals.
Weather and hygiene tips warn of cramps dysentery and diarrhoea from bad fruit exposure to cold or wet conditions. A quackish remedy urges Dusty’s Mare Molt Wilakey to prevent attacks and strengthen the system to avoid fevers chills and other old illness.
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure malt product with digestive and tonic benefits. It claims to strengthen digestion, vital organs, and overall health, appealing to clergy, doctors, nurses, and the general public. Sold in sealed bottles from The Daily Malt Whiskey Co. of Rochester, N.Y.
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