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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1911
Page
4
William T. Pope, superintendent for public promotion, writes from San Francisco praising Hawaii and arranging pamphlets for distribution at hotels and headquarters for visitors. He notes the Honolulu office and plans to sail for Honolulu in August, sending regards to HL P. Wood.
Sheriff Jarrett led Cortes to Pearl City for an inquest into the death of Alton Allant. Cortes admitted sharpening a tie to kill a Chinaman, though he claimed responsibility for Allant’s death in a broader murder verdict returned by the coroner’s jury.
Woman from Morton's Gap Kentucky writes of relief after two years of backache and female disorders. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for lasting health, doing her own washing and work, and praising the medicine for neighbors. She urges others to write for advice.
Funeral services for a prominent volunteer firefighter took place at Welch’s funeral parlors this afternoon. Flags flew at half mast as members of both volunteer and paid fire departments attended the service. Chief Thurston and former chief engineers A A Deering and John Nott were among those listed as attendees.
After careful investigation we confidently recommend a simple wash of Oil of Wintergreen compounded in DD. DD answers for many eczema cases, clearing pimples and blotches overnight and enabling nature to repair. Benson Smith & Co. discuss the Roseta Cure and the value of B. D. D. in a home remedy.
Gerald Woodsworth, Auckland native, filed an application for naturalization but withdrew after learning a ninety day waiting period for a hearing. He recently received a title from the King and contemplated allegiance to George VI. He plans to return to New Zealand for three years and the matter is deferred until declaration.
Market watchers report little activity amid expectations the tariff revision will wait. No changes expected this session, with a definite move anticipated next session. Investors remain cautious on sugar duties and revenue measures, while brokers foresee modest gains next month. Hawaiian Agricultural at 8250, Hawaiian Commercial stocks around 498.25, Oahu at 41.20, Olina steady, Pioneer box down to 206, with no major movements across listed equities.
Deputy City and County Attorney Fred Milverton, currently away on private business, is expected to receive full pay for the time absent. The wage and wage committee recommended allowing continuation of salary while a review will be made to ensure future vacations are taken with proper notice and courtesy to the Board of Supervisors. City and County Attorney Foun W. Cathcart urged that disputes over Milverton’s pay be resolved to avoid further tension.
Contentious talks outline wharfage rates and congestion fears at the harbor commission session. Wharf owners seek exclusive control while stevedores push for freight handling across roadways and more evenly distributed cargo.
Discussion centers on repairing the Alaken and Makea wharfs in Honolulu with a mix of old pilings and new work. Officials seek to decide if Ohio road construction funds should cover repairs or new builds, with about 9000 and 200000 allocated for repair and new work respectively. Concerns focus on wharf width, safety, and loading capacity, plus structural flaws at the Nig Alaken wharf and the impact on cargo handling by Metabo Hamilton and Renny.
A damaged report describes dock congestion at the Alukea and adjacent wharves. Talks consider widening platforms and reworking truck and wagon flow to ease freight movement and prevent future bottlenecks.
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