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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
7
In a June 24 update from Los Angeles, Attell won a newspaper decision in the tenth round over Maran. The trial touched on recent courtroom claims connected to a notable Latin affair and university figures.
Sunday worships at Morne Merino Central Union Church led by Rev Frank Newhall White with morning service titled The Evening Arms and a 30 minute Christian Endeavor meeting led by Mr Rossel Tatineh. An Adventist sermon by Dr White and a youth program close the day with a midweek prayer and study series.
A narrator recalls a curious scheme where a vendor split a blank into two parts marked For Sale and For Hale. One offered $659 to lure buyers while the other displayed a higher price, drawing in prospects with cheater’s bargains. A Japanese proprietor is tied to a separate street scuffle involving illicit candy and drink wagons.
Dr John Atcherley and a leper case drew the board’s attention as they investigated treatment during a hospital crisis. Officials debated public health ethics while weighing whether to allow or deny care for a leper patient and the broader implications for those afflicted.
A promotional notice hawks a cheap Mayan style volcano excursion to Mauna Kea with a 25 dollar price. Sales rush as supply dwindles with a Saturday steamer to the crater and a Monday return by steamer and rail. Critics warn only active crater fans should rush to buy before departure.
A garbled 1900s notice reports Perry Davin Painkiller and associates in a flawed distribution claim. The text mentions a failed reaction to a whiskey substitute and refers to linen town-related roller rows, with references to a juvenile focus and a short time frame.
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