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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
7
The Supreme Court sustains a lower court judgment confirming an arbitration award in a water and sewer rate dispute tied to a property loaned by the Diniatut. Defendants appealed, but the court held the arbitrator’s award valid and final, limited to issues of fraud or misstamp.
The article details ongoing precinct by precinct activity as candidates vie for the South and North Hilo Board of Supervisors. Names such as Huson Lyman Dan Namahae W J Winchester and others appear as prospective Republican or Democratic nominees with shifting loyalties and party switches noted.
Special Correspondent reports prominent local physician HHO Grace Mee Bedoka J. Grace plans to leave Hilo around October to hand his practice to other doctors. He will return to Wellington Newtonland to visit his mother and has no definite plans beyond that. His health factors and years of service at the Marine Hospital Service influence his decision.
Letters describe using wintergreen oil with thymol and antiseptics as a universal remedy for various ailments including skin conditions. A reader from Smithville, Missouri shares a cure using wintergreen mix, noting dramatic healing and a near miracle outcome, attributed to the combination’s soothing and antiseptic properties. The account mentions a Honolulu Drug Co. on Fort Street as a supplier.
The Casino Music Comedy company presents Ryan's Reception with a mix of farce and tuneful numbers. Principal performers will be featured, including Slow Rockwell, Wile mer Steck, Harry Ainart, and Olga Steck in duets and ensembles. The bill promises novelty, pretty ensembles, and a lively evening with songs like The Rosary and Oh, You Cunny Kid.
Wireless message from 8.8. Sierras dated July 20 1910 reports at 140 miles out in the afternoon moderate north winds smooth sea and clear weather with Wilhelmina passed noted by I. B. Sierra at Bei.
Captain Turner of the Fire Tunnel Find Insurance Company inspected the wreck of the schooner Annie E. Smate after a voyage to the rocks near the Polat Reyew Lighthouse. The report noted the ship would incur a total loss with potential cargo damage and danger to crew if any attempt to rescue succeeded.
The National Guard reports steady duty at Fort Shafter. Privates Roberts and Pearce of Company G are fit for duty after illness, while Private Robertse recovered from two months of illness. A strenuous two battalion hike in Monaglga Valley included heavy gear and a climb to the Inver Uigure area. Company H plans a trek toward the Warner Pass near month end, with two days rest for other units before further mountain routes.
The periode rink turns into a vaudeville venue headlined by Profesor Antonio's warprive troupe and the marvelous Tyler. They perform balancing acts walking the tight rope and wheelbarrow maneuvers with monkeys and ape acts. Tyler headlines with the human merry go round and tosses items from his feet. Also shown will be motion pictures.
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