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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1911
Page
7
EHRHORN urges Wahiawa to Diamond Head districts to educate residents on collecting fallen and rotten fruit to curb fruit fly damage. He cites mangos bananas papayas and alligator pears as targets and recommends daily removal, proper disposal, and official instruction to inspectors.
The city and county voter register will open tomorrow and continue daily at city hall. Registration hours are mornings through Saturdays with extended holiday openings. Officials remind residents to enroll if they will vote in the upcoming general election next year.
The Civic Federation will meet at four oclock in the Public Service building for free discussion on the status of plans. Members are urged to attend and all suggestions will be considered, with remote input accepted via relay.
A benefit dance at Knights of Fythlue Hall on Bathday evening July 20 aims to raise funds for the Kapiolani Maternity Home. Tickets promise an excellent program from the front Theatr Will aavist and expected strong attendance. Proceeds will aid the purchase of a ventrilo? or Mekete item. organizers anticipate a large turnout.
The Norton Musical Comedy company opened at the Orpheum in Honolulu with George Cohan style numbers. Harvey Norton led as Burts with a strong comic turn, while Marlon Dunn and Dorcas Matthews drew praise. The cast included Marty Cummings and Mina Dunn as noted performers. reception was enthusiastic though initial act faltered. Ride for four submarine torpedo boats will be opened at the Navy Department in September.
The Empire Theater returns to vaudeville with a short program and a strong act list. Gordan and Phillips from Gilant join Joe Thomas, a top veteran wrestler, as new features. their dancing closes the show. Thomas promises $100 to anyone who can throw him in fifteen minutes, a claim Alden cannot meet. Local wrestlers are rising, with expectations Thomas may defend his crown.
Johnson and Wells headline a Bijou program featuring a lively act with the colored artist Mae Wella performing Under the Banana Tree. The lineup also includes the Reece Trio and contortionist Petite Laurie, while Boardman Eletters deliver a Tough act. George L. Marin faces potential execution after a Wilkes-Barre murder verdict.
A garbled wire report notes a 1 percent approval by Government Taxpector R Y Cadmyns for a wireless fleet upgrade. Names of cities and vessels appear, including references to the steamer Huowlan Holle and stations at various places. A separate item mentions a Pittsburg sermon at St Mark's Ter and a union between Reformed and Unitarian churches amid charges against a pastor.
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