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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
7
The Spanish government presses for the removal of a Rome envoy amid a rift between Madrid and the Pope. King Altreony faces domestic pressure over church poverty policies and the influence of the Vatican on governance and finance reforms.
Report outlines a volatile race as Wifford Pinchot supporters push reform efforts while Manweett and Pinehy Pinat contenders vie for the Republican governor nomination. Political alliances shift amid talks of Mugher backing and potential candidates emerging amid a crowded field.
Reported in Columbus, three militia regiments were mobilized as rioting flared and clashes erupted with injuries. Details of parties involved and exact locations remain unclear amid the unrest.
Sunday services at Union Church feature pastor John T. Jones and guest speakers with Holy Communion and a quartet. An evening sermon by Rev. I B Gault, prayer meeting Wednesday, and a Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:00 p.m. are announced with invitation to all. The paper notes upcoming programs and mentions expected attendance by the community.
Conducts all closings of audits and investigations and furnishes reports on various financial tasks. Provides suggestions for simplifying or systematizing office work. All business confidential.
The Board of License Commissioners for the City and County of Ho noluy announces two hearings. On Monday August 4 at 4 pm in the Executive Halloting room, Flora Harvey and George Maury seek a 9 second Huby license at the north corner of King and Mauhukes streets. On Monday August 15 at 4 pm at the Bageattve Building the board will hear Mount G. Bivh for a second-vium Saloon license at 10h Winhickin street, amid protests and objections to be filed with the Secretary of the Board by the stated deadlines. CARLOS A. JANE, Secretary.
The underargued, appointed administrator of John Emmett’s estate in Hawaii gives six months to creditors to present claims secured by mortgage or otherwise. The Hawaii probate court convenes August 16, 1910 to hear petitions for distribution and final orders.
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