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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
3
The article extols Golden Gate Cement as extensively used in government buildings on the mainland and claims no better cement exists. It invites readers to view window photos of great California-built structures and notes the cement is produced in California.
A grand luncheon at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel celebrated the Taft party with hundreds of guests, tropical decorations, and a Hawaiian band and glee club. The scene featured abundant fruit, flowers, and exotic banners, with Secretary Taft and Miss Roosevelt among those seated.
Senator Sereno Ki Payne, head of the Ways and Means Committee, dismissed talk of a tariff on coffee as unconsidered. He favored a twenty five percent reduction and pledged free trade when the treaty limitations expire in January 1909. He saw no special Hawaii issue for Congress and noted the federal government will oversee harbors and public buildings.
Don Renear sends upbeat notes about a local athlete named Renear, praised by the community. Dan writes from Chicago about Renear's feats with the Chicago Athletic Association pool, drawing expert attention. The Cherry Cheese organizer urges a July reunion, but plans to visit New York first amid championship talk.
The Kawalhan Orchestra will play at the Kaimuki Z on Wednesday and Friday evenings from ten to eight. Enjoy an evening ride and see theater effects in the Pied and Turtle. rooms neatly furnished at Pope Street. Rates: $1, $1.00, and $2 per week. 1214 Port Street.
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