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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1906
Page
6
An official December 11, 1906 statement shows outstanding indebtedness totaling 4,182,400 dollars. The document lists unpaid warrants and expenditures by county authorities in Ganeh Maui and Kagaloo, with detailed amounts and dates as recorded by Auditor JH Fisher in Honolulu Hawaii.
Reports from the Brooklyn Navy Yard place George Dewey and Bob Evans at top ranks with Fighting Bob Evans expected to become a vice admiral and command a large battleship squadron. Possible march appointment of the Louisiana as flagship, with Dewey retaining admiral’s pay and a special uniform discussed for the new rank.
Rapid improvements at the Orpheum theater in Honolulu prepare for a big reopening Monday. Renovations widen the stage and add seating, dressing rooms, and better acoustics to showcase Richard Anders troupe in two new plays Turned Up and The Half White. Fans expect a large crowd and a lively return to the famed Honolulu variety bill.
A 21 year old woman from Providener Ro Den died after long hip tuberculosis and multiple surgeries. Prominent for dancing, she grew ill three months earlier. doctors initially doubted the diagnosis. A late operation failed to save her, and she died today.
The piece critiques definitions of news and mocks sensational headlines. It cites odd anecdotes from a Linen Pants Club meeting and references a flood of tabloid-like items including provincial scandals, burglaries, a shooting, a senator kissed, a divorce suit, and curiosities about sanitary mattresses and mail order whisky. The author argues news is a mix of Leone, Uray piffle and nonessential items.
New York December 22 Emory McClintock Lark elderoit vicw president of the Mutual Life Insurance Company at the meeting of the board today. Mr McClintock will take charge of the companys technical affairs and was elected trustee, as was President elect Charles A Peabody. Resignations of Elihu Root and Rufus W Peckham prompted these changes.
The County Clerk announces a bid for delivering road building machinery including rollers crushers screens and engines. Sealed proposals must be received by 4 o'clock January 16th, 1900, with the county reserving the right to reject any or all bids.
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