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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1910
Page
4
A fragmented report highlights Hawaii politics with mayoral and attorney general races, voter sentiment against nonpartisans, and critique of regulars. It notes funding and finances, including a three million dollar annual return, and references navy and Territorial topics amid a broad, unsettled public discourse.
The Building Committee of the Y M C A held its fifth meeting yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the absence of chairman Clive Davier. A. Gartler presided, with members Cooke, Hall, Lowrey, and others present. The group discussed competition for the news and the proposed layout for the architect’s plan and site arrangements. The committee will reconvene tomorrow at 4 to review the architect’s work and finalize the schedule for bids.
A detailed plan by Merhart 4 Clark manager for a Cleveland world tour outlines arrival on January 23. Tourists will disembark after a beach breakfast and board special vehicles to tour the city. Stops include the aquarium and Moana Motel, with other local points of interest arranged.
A chaotic scene unfolds with a warn laden night, broken glass, and frightened bystanders as a caratoet trudges through wreckage. A gentleman guides helpers through a damaged inn ward while officials inspect a crime scene with medical and riverward clues.
The Hawaii Promotion Committee plans a forenoon trolley tour to Fort Shafter Manoa and the Royal Hawaiian Hotel with a 1140 o'clock program. Afternoon visits include the Aquaria Waikiki Head and a hot springs area while prizes will be awarded for theme raves. Evening features Hawaiian music on the Young Hotel roof garden and a tour souvenir token. Cleveland voyage details and departure from Harvard are noted.
The Central committee of the Ant Tubercntontn League will receive instructions for ticket sale for a forthcoming interpretive recital of Adam Bede. Noted critics from Rey Fred Winston Adan and Rev R J Campbell laud the program as a superb blend of scholarly insight and popular presentation. Tickets at balcony and dress circle, with advance sales announced tomorrow.
Mabelle Biggart Gymnastic Corps planned for Y M C A aims to train men for gymnasium classes through the Hawaiian Islands. Mary Mabotio Higgart of New York City travels to Honolulu to study for the project and teach physiology and anatomy, with weekly classes and a system of shoulder pins for instructors and honorary certificates for tutors.
Kalihi residents welcome a new Fern Park 4 tract now laid out for recreation. Supervisor Quinn says the park will attract youths who have troubled the streets, offering space for ball and outdoor games. Road plans and cleanup are underway, with trees planted and a large playground prepared as a good investment for the area.
Gacklers are judged at the NG M Armory where about 350 birds are cooped, with 260 fowls and ninety pigeons on display. J J Grown, poultry show secretary, reports judging underway as exhibits fill the floor. Exhibits include Japanese game birds, wyandottes, Rhode Island Reds, Plymouth Rocks, and many auks, with viewing hours until 10 PM. The event opens tomorrow to the public at 9 AM.
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd forwards a letter of thanks from Frank O Hoyer for a Continent Casualty Company accident policy payment of 6926.00 dollars in full settlement. The note references eight weeks of total disability and hospital indemnity, with details of coverage and policy adjustments.
A private cable from Washington states A G M Robertson will be confirmed for the federal bench without delay. Robertson has received no further information on the vacancy and Governor Front did not report new judicial vacancies. The Intrepid will tow the Nuwani to Ka anapali with a cargo of refined sugar destined for the United States West Coast.
An old classified style ad touts Perry Davis Painkiller and Swed Leow eroms as dependable medicines kept at home. It includes a price line of 28 cents, mentions a health construction company, and provides a phone number 281 for orders or inquiries. The fragmentary text emphasizes easy access to remedies and household uses.
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