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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1911
Page
6
Wailuku July 16 a Maul board of supervisors approves condolence for the late Hon. H P Baldwin. The resolution honors him as Maul’s leading citizen, industry captain, and benefactor. It orders a note to the widow and child and publication in Maul News.
An old newspaper snippet touts a diabetes cure claiming recovery for patients including a wealthy Philadelphia woman five years prior. It promotes Fulton’s Diabetes Compound and Diabmten te ninw curable disease for middle aged adults with recuperative power, offering mail literature and city-wide availability via Hoenduly Drug Co.
The championship game is scheduled for 6 p.m. between Karne and Marcalline. Players have performed well all tournament, and the public is invited to attend as the winner will be declared the champion.
A Korean man named Pak Sune Ko was fined after authorities said he bored a hole in a hull during a street altercation yesterday afternoon. The incident occurred amid a scuffle near the river, with Ko allegedly attempting to watch a nearby event. Ko admitted the act and paid the court costs along with the fine.
The American-Hawaiian freighter Arteoniy carries mer chandise for local import ers and a large shipment of cod bridge material for Hilo along with about three thousand barrels of fuel oil for Union Oil storage tanks. It has been at the port for forty nights awaiting arrival, despite a turning paper notice that it was due from the Sound today. Captain Nichol reports a false report from the Sound. The steamer arrived ahead of schedule to unload for Hilo, then will head to Kabulut and Port Allen, departing in late July with twelve thousand tons. The cargo came from the Kant coast to New York and then to Hawaii, with several changes in transit and timely deliveries planned. The vessel then proceeds toward Salina Cruz for transshipment to the Atlantic side.
A fairy tale tale about a charitable woman who wishes to aid the poor unseen. A fairy grants invisibility so she can continue good deeds without being noticed or praised, allowing her to help discreetly while others remain unaware of her acts.
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