25 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1911
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text references political maneuvering around a bench appointment. Mentions Dole, Debs, and a prospective nominee named Robertan, with unclear context but signals a coming decision and confirmation process.
A colorful Shriners Street Parade in Honolulu drew widespread attention as bands, banners, and elaborate costumes rolled through the city. Nobles and officers led a caravan from the Civic Center to Bishop Street, with ceremonies at the Seaside Hotel and a banquet planned for tomorrow, reflecting the order’s pageantry and community presence.
In a revised schedule the renowned violinist Kocian moved the Bemerdl regi hal concert from Wednesday to an unspecified date. The concert drew early box office interest at Territory Hall with patrons seeking seats. Critics praised the virtuoso performance, noting praise from Genoa authorities for Pagniali’s violin pieces and his signature style.
Sugar prices in New York drifted around 3.80 for April delivery as traders absorbed a smaller Cuban harvest. Analysts noted the influence of the short Cuban crop while hedging through the Themey Waterhouse Trust Co. Ltd and San Prim Eleco channels.
Ocean View Kaimuki Kapahulu sale notice lists Pablo Hill Proportion Nuwar Kalihi and contact Jose J Dias at Bishop Street below King Street with phone 344 for inquiries.
A fragmented report describes a strenuous journey by lawmakers through a contested route. Names like Howell and Keritne appear among officials visiting military facilities, batteries, and port towns. The account mentions actions at Battery Haken, Port Statler, and Laoghaire amid tensions and investigations.
A fragmented ad style note lists Hawaiian snack items and treats. Mentions pineapple flavored goods from a brand with misspelled phrases. Prompts readers to seek these items, joking about the path to joy and culinary finds.
Daughters of Pele initiated in a prewar ceremony with Shriners attending. Notables named include Queen, honorary narrater, and several officials. Page long list of attendees and ranking members is noted amid the ceremony details.
Fragmentary text records a lodge or fraternal ceremony with names Fred A. Hines George W. Green and John W. Boxte, dated February 11, noting imperial officers present and a consecration rite.
A fragmented report notes sugar prices advancing in eastern markets amid steady trading. Traders highlight refined sugar demand in Bash and nearby regions, with several vessels listed and prices hovering around 100. The morning session shows ongoing activity from Monks and Bay firms, indicating a favorable day for sugar outlook.
Sugar Han Francine Pel 6 totes teat nesitritineiedd T8te KE hall Hivetia eM Furnish mail tists to the Bulle tin and People and Places of Hawaii jail he mailed to your friends for twenty cents a copy.
A historical ledger lists multiple individuals linked to Shriners activities across Hawaii including Lawrence A. Kerr John B. Kennedy James W. Kershner Joseph Schwartz Delbert E. Metzger and others with locations Hilo Hakalau and Honolulu plus captains and officers such as MON Falla T A C Burde W J Frazier F M Nelleson and R C Kennedy among the names. The document reads like a membership or event roster with scattered initials and roles.
Paris February 25 The French premier Briand and the entire cabinet will resign next Monday due to sustained opposition from anti clerical and socialist factions. Briand says he is through after allying to keep the Chamber from riot and declares the cabinet weary.
In Warrentown Georgia two Black men accused of murdering white residents were lynched today as vigilante justice occurred amid ongoing racial violence. The event underscores the volatile tension between Black communities and white mobs in the region.
Fuller, a small coal camp near Pittsburg, Kansas, was the scene of an armed robbery. The postmistress was held up by masked men at pistol point and robbed of an express package containing $10,000. The bandits escaped.
Crown Prince of Germany travels home from Bombay fearing plague outbreaks in India. The move signals a muted royal world tour once seen as a major Orient event, with authorities monitoring spread and travel plans amid growing health concerns.
Reports from Buenos Aires Manila and Washington indicate a growing revolutionary movement in Paraguay while a separate blaze in Manila district fires hundreds of homes as guerilla action flares. The U S House Judiciary Committee moves to seek information on a coffee monopoly as fleet command reshuffles occur.
Alleged plan under Horace Committee chair Alfonso discusses funding for road improvements. He rejects a favorable report for Castle’s 400000 belt road bill and hints a plan to retire bonds with annual payments. He expects Howatt County to seek 600000 in bonds while other counties may wait.
The article reports a heated international dispute led by Andrew Carnette planning funds to oppose fortifying the Panama Canal. The stance criticizes fortification as defensive and questions treaty commitments while noting pressures from Kingston and other nations. The piece suggests a broader struggle between neutrality and strategic power during a period of wartime concern.
The Hawaiian Band will give a concert at the Seaside Motel Sunday afternoon in honor of visiting guests. The Puutletlant Glee Club will perform during dinner and the evening, presenting selections of ancient and modern tunes. An invitation is extended to guests of other hotels, Army and Navy personnel, and town residents.
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