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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1911
Page
11
Hilo Shriners plan hosting events for the visiting grand body from the Coast, including a volcano day at Volcano House and a reception. The group travels on the Wilhelmina, returns Friday, and local hosts arrange a parade drill and possible dance or reception.
Quiet prevailed on the stock market with few sales and tentative bids that found no takers. Prices show slight softness while bread and brewery stocks move, Pioneer attracts investors at 180, and a heavy rain event dampens Waipahu as water sources are affected.
The Vinvi Co. has opened atticas at 146 Aluka Street with office hours from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. H. C. McAlister, residing at 265 Peek Avenue, is associated. Date references include January 17 19 21 38, suggesting event timestamps.
A brief notice lists product names 3,1, 2 and 3 tons and a model or item description TONS-45H P, with reference to HONOCLULD POWER WAGON CO and the month April.
A planned reunion of Toko Kisen Kaisha steamers and associated vessels tops the waterfront news with the Hongkong Maru Java ships due in, the Ame Maru arriving soon, and Nippon Maru expected Friday. Local shipping notes report heavy rain, strong winds, and arrivals such as Mauna Loa and Walpole with cargo and livestock, plus navy yard cutter plans and fuel oil movements through Honolulu Harbor.
A faction of three Democrats plans to oust Sheriff Jarrett and Deputy Sheriff Rose from the party over a recent order to withdraw from the County Committee. A counter movement is being organized in support of Jarrett and Rose.
Ghalemen of committees announced for the Kirmess to be held Saturday February 18 at the old fish market. Names include Miwallin boots Colona Mrs Abraham Lewis Filipino Mme Cowies Prench Mrs A A Wilder Ivieh Mes Jaumen Judd Norworkin Mrs J A Rath Spaniabs Mrs George Porter Jasmnose Mrs W H BAbbit Chinese Miss Vera Da mont Anglorindian Mrs Newcormb Hooteh Mrs Robert Anterson Portus guese Mrs Marques Russian Mrs Trobert Atkinson.
The Commercial Hotel site at the corner of Nuwani and Tereii nia is the subject of a foreclosure suit filed in Circuit Court by Ruth Richardson Guard. The action targets George M. Macfarlane Julia Macfarlane and others, based on a $5417.12 promissory note from 1873 to Godfrey Rhodes. The hotel property was pledged as security and has changed hands multiple times since.
A notice announcing a cash prize of ten dollars for the best original article on the subject. It invites submissions from readers, outlining the competition terms and the prize amount.
A vivid, persuasive portrait extols Kaimuki as a premier residential choice. The feature highlights scenic views from the Palolo Hills, proximity to Diamond Head and Koko Head, accessible roads, ongoing street improvements, and a general sense of comfort and happiness. It invites readers to visit a local branch office, explore the area, and craft a heartfelt composi tion about why Kaimuki deserves recognition as a ideal home setting.
The notice requests compositions be submitted by January 31, 1911 and states the prize money will be awarded on February 5, 1911. The source emphasizes a fixed deadline and a scheduled payout date for winners.
Thirty seven Honolulu residents sought treatment at City and County facilities as funds fall short. A limited appropriation has reduced care for the indigent sick, with many awaiting admission. A larger grant may be considered after the first quarter.
The big original clear night event resumes Friday at the Bijou with plans spotlighting a marquee performance. Organizers urge early arrival as doors open soon and seating is limited in the downtown venue.
Washington Jan 5 Representative Mann of Illinois introduces a bill to ban parlor matches. Senate investigations show phosphorous use poses health dangers to workers and Taft urged legislation to improve working conditions.
Special bulletin from Hilo reports contractor Metzger moved large and small cranes by steamer Wailele to Kahului for breakwater construction. Sixty tons of rails and equipment were shipped. the bit crane will also service the nearby railroad, with adjustments to accommodate gauge changes and quarry derricks for setup.
A federal arraignment in Honolulu charged numerous defendants with offenses including purchase of property from soldiers, opium receiving, obscene mail matter, forgery, counterfeiting, harboring, housing, and statutory crimes. The grand jury did not return true bills on the Wilhelmina quarantine breakers. Other names tied to sugar shipments and Kaumo lands act violations surfaced in investigative notes.
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