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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1907
Page
4
A fragmented notice describes a band concert held in a city venue to honor a teen group. It urges public attendance and expresses concern over funding and safety, noting a nurse present and calling on authorities to ensure the event proceeds smoothly for residents.
A late afternoon chamber meeting focused on improving business ties and civic cooperation. speakers urged clearer roles for industry and public health services, noting Marine Hospital work and urging practical liaison with city firms to foster unified progress.
A reader reports frequent disturbances by disorderly crowds at an evening band concert in Thomas Square Honolulu. The writer describes rude behavior and insults, asks if police can be placed on duty to maintain decorum and allow respectable attendees to enjoy performances without harassment.
Promoted classes claim to teach domestic economy savings and practical skills. Advertisement promises lessons on budgeting, fuel use, and making simple items, with a focus on evaluating rent options and household economy. Addresses on Makiki, Young, King, and College streets list fees and contact details.
Notes on a crowd scene as youths disrupt a street event and a Chinaman peddles goods, with a citizen urging protection and orderly conduct. Also reports Honolulu weather observations and a moonlit concert program featuring Liberty Spirit and other pieces by Hawathin and Borger.
The piece notes ongoing construction and plans in Honolulu including fortifications, travel costs for foreign ships, and a pending Congressional appropriation. It mentions the Chamber of Commerce, Merchants Association, and Governor, with concern over delays affecting winter tourism and a visitor's shortened stay. It also criticizes Mall may be seen as tortured and aggressive.
The fragment lists many Honolulu streets and properties for sale including a furnished house on 456 King Street and a College Street lot 75 by 125 with a steamship shed, three bedrooms, living room and dining area. Also mentions servants quarters stables and boarding department with a call to act quickly.
A personal notice asks Miss Hester Lemon’s friends who hold Bulletin vote questions to send them to her before the contest closes. The message emphasizes prompt response and favors from acquaintances.
Six native Hawaiian women travel in August as guests of the Honolulu Bulletin. Their itinerary includes Victoria, Seattle, Portland, the Willamette and Columbia rivers, Shasta Route, San Francisco via the Scenic Coast Line, and Los Angeles with side trips. The party is described as educated and refined, with planned receptions in major cities.
A list of recent acquisitions with authors such as Andrews M. The Militants 1907 Brooks Ly Heli A Story for Children fronti Geran of Johanina Spy, Howells W D Through the Eye of the Needle 1907 Hueffer I M England and the English 1907 Sismondi History of the Italian Republic in the Middle Ages recast by W Bowling Stoddart A Me The Life of Isabella mis Bishop 1607 Oppenheim H P The Matefactor Lu07 Trubner Co Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research 1886 Dante and His Thaly. Printed at the office.
A librarian uncovers Alexander Liholiia’s letters to his foster father Kamehameha I dated 1840 to 1843. The schoolboy notes blend familiarity with respect as he discusses family, political figures, Fourth of July celebrations, learning languages, flute practice, and life in Honolulu under Lord George.
The Knights of Pythias entertain with a Saturday event featuring Ellis the Hawaiian vocalist rendering The Holy City with fifteen stereopticon slides. Gus Murphy, Clyde Baldwin, and Mary Dias perform, Baldwin may also play violin. Tickets total 50 cents for the evening of music and dancing.
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