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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1911
Page
11
The American Plan rate discussion mentions bath and Hodrd features within a 5490.4 Bag European Plan town setting and monthly math related rates, reflecting hotel pricing considerations.
The Taylor Nursery presents a baby bed designed from birth to three years, with a Safety Hood to prevent falls and keep out spiders and mosquitoes. The hood supports night and day use outdoors or indoors, blocks drafts, and can darken the bed. A sanitary Night Box holds napkins and baby items with a tight lid to avoid odor, fitting under the mother's bed for compact storage.
The All Chinese and Keio teams prepare for a 4:30 p.m. game at Athletic Park with plans for strong lineups and hot action. Apao, Kan Yen, Ayuu, and captain Kank lead a lineup featuring Miyake on the mound and Suman at short, as fans expect a competitive contest between oriental squads and the Nipponese.
The steamship Sonvea brings 14 tong of Korean money to Bush dock Brooklyn as part of a planned influx of up to 20,000 tons from Korea. The coins, once called cash, were cut by Japan’s 1910 annexation and will be melted at Chrome New Jersey by the United Metals Reduction Company for sale as metal.
A historic aviation feat is planned with Manton Masson and his party aiming to fly nonstop from Los Angeles to San Diego and back, attempting a long distance record. The team includes mechanics and officials, awaiting wind conditions and official backing, with talks of California exhibitions and future lectures by Jack Scully and others.
A clipped report states Admiral Togo was to visit Hawaii but plans were abandoned. He travels to London for the coronation, then to New York on August 5, meeting Captain Petty. Visits would include Philadelphia, Howton, and Washington before returning to Japan. seventeen days in America.
Governor reports a campaign to promote Territory bonds via ads and post office notices. The prospectus shows Territory holdings at 121,172.02 to 150,068,487 in 1910, with imports rising to 251,247 and exports nearing 46,446,412. Port of Honolulu ranks 13th for import value. total indebtedness stands at 4,004,000, with no municipal defaults recorded.
A letter shared details of a gold medal awarded by the American Medical Association to the Public Health and Marine Hospital service for leprosy and plague research. It notes Dr Currie and Dr Brooks involvement, the San Francisco plague station, and an American Medical Association exhibit draw. The dispatch mentions a suicide at North Kingston tied to the Seaview railroad.
The text names several historic automobile makes and related brands including Packard Pope-Hartford Stevens Durgos Cadillac Thomas Flyer Buick Overland Baker Electric and others as examples in a compiled list of agents or sellers.
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