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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
7
In the pelise at Newlth a mother and child endure a challenging period. The discourse hints at medical concerns surrounding development, health, and the mother's condition. The text mentions care providers and efforts to ensure healthy outcomes despite uncertainty.
At a Board of Agriculture and Forestry meeting the focus was the anti tuberculosis campaign among dairy cows on Kauai. About 1 900 dairy cows in the island district, with roughly 600 already tested, will complete testing within three weeks. All cows will be examined under US Department of Agriculture rules. Kauai herds are reportedly free of tuberculosis so far.
Sam H Dwight says he will state his eight dollar position on prohibition in July and agrees with Senator Lane’s statement but won’t reveal personal views yet. Lane’s statement appears to be the strongest opposition to endorsing the existing liquor law and the push for prohibition legislation.
Fragmented 1910 dispatches describe a suspected exile at Mahuka site and a May letter from Kalakaua delegate to Congress. Reports mention Acting Governor Motb Smith and a Chamber of Commerce meeting in Washington with urgency to fund the remaining block for a federal building. Citizens along the Waianae road petition for four thousand dollars for repairs amid scarce funds.
Andrews was indicted for murder in the first degree by the grand jury and arraigned before Judge Couyer. He is charged with striking Alexander Gyener, who died May 18 after wounds inflicted May 1. Leon Straus will defend, with plea set for next Friday.
Residents of Ninth Avenues Palolo Kalmoni districts petition for street lights as city and county supervisors hear their request. A number of signatures were gathered last evening with a decision expected by noon.
The plumbing ordinance advances to a second reading before city and county supervisors. Member Aytelt sponsors the measure as a first reading nears completion amid municipal proceedings and a tentative schedule for passage.
The bulletin provides contact lines for the Business Office at 256 and the Editorial Room at 185. It lists two phone numbers likely for departmental inquiries and editorial requests.
An ad lists a request for a partner connected to a Ruveslan Journaliet item. It mentions a location at 876 King Street and names Gushewsky and Omena Rake Rit, with a street address 4640 Gt. The brief notice seeks monetary support or collaboration.
This morning the Lateline brought a fresh stock consignment to the Territory. The load includes admired stock, a horse intended for A Perry, and several well-bred mares for the Alexander and Baldwin plantations. The Schuman Co. also received elite horses and thirty six mares aboard the Lurline. T Davion and J F Colburn each received two and one head respectively. Others, including cows and bulls, arrived. SWangy sent a milking cow and two thoroughbred bulls, with more cows allocated to Porter.
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