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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
7
In Washington Hien 22 a Mighty water factory reported the 14 met program at Ludhin Head Ma. The state praised the device for controlling powder and projectile performance. The gun measures 9 feet 12 inches long and weighs one ton, with shots described as heavy and powerful, yet safely handled.
A fragment from the old Dyhmar market notes fruit stalls blocking decorative plans for a proposed fish market site conversion into a city park. Marston Campbell, Public Works Superintendent, leads removal decisions while Supervisor Quinn chairs the road committee. Quinn condemns repeated attempts to clear displays and urges cooperation to stop the ugly disfigurement for park beautification.
A wartime district report questions Fort Shafter cleanliness and order. It notes that despite claims, observers detect laxities in camp maintenance and housing, urging stricter oversight and sharper discipline among units.
Recent notes report the death of Tom James in London and a bustling stock market scene. Widespread interest centers on the Pacific Overture line and the University Club, with large blocks traded and prices fluctuating, including seven hundred shares of the Wall Commercial at 98 and several bond and railway listings.
The Hullertn Moverboys contest shows leaders selling thousands of tickets with a large lineup of prizes. George Richards leads Western efforts while Dan Keallna trails, both aiming to win the bicycle and other awards. Six winners will share two outfits, two suits, and prizes valued to spark broad reader interest. The drive ends Saturday January 2 with prize distribution and winners announced Monday January 24.
Mayor J. J. Fern plans an unofficial welcome for the Columbia Park Boys Club arriving February 1 in Honolulu aboard the Canu Mun Australian. The group, a musical and athletic unit, will be received at the Opera House at 6 o clock and later commemorate their world tour with a flag ceremony in Hawii.
Frisco bound comedian Happy Jack Walker, known for six weeks at Veal playhouses, departs after a sensational run. He gained fame with a notably striking performance of the “Six home Daner,” drawing strong audience attention and stirring varied reactions.
The Miller Salvage Company continues work near the wreck as Janos Makeo operates a line while the Mikio holds by the stranded bark. Weather favors operations and M Williams of the Kahulit railroad notes the possible removal of the bulk of the Alexander Black from the roof.
A fragmented naval cargo note describes three hundred wackes of matat and mall aboard the Jaxwell bound for Honolulu with estimated tonnage of 2200. Some GVO Lone destined for Ka hntul for discharge. A half dozen Imuenengern and a Mat port shipment noted. Mrs Tenney and Master J Tenney among returning Haswangers. Mrs G P Caxtle returns from Count visit. YD Creedon of the Mawatian Trust Company formerly voyaged in United States. W Johnson of You Hamm Young Company completes a Lurlene round trip.
A fragment recalls a dying editor objecting to his diagnosis and boasting of the paper’s large circulation. Other vignettes mention Mrs Tanqueray and Saint Terain, with remarks on public reception and contemporary stage fashion.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a cure for cholera morbus and stomach disorders. It promises rapid relief, claiming the whiskey cleanses bowels, strengthens the system, and restores health, with endorsements from the Duffy Malt Whiskey Co based in Rochester New York.
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