Rioting Peons Sack Peruvian Plantations
A chaotic report describes peasant unrest at Peruvian plantations with rioting damaging property and homes. Troops restored order as attackers targeted managers houses and a telephony line, while the movement extended to further plantations before fading. MILK and CREAM Kaimuki Dairy FH. Kilby, Prop. We deliver fresh Stitch and Cream tlon daily to all parts of the city. Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 3738 P.O. Rox 210
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Notice to Advertisers and Subscribers 1912 Honolulu Star Bulletin
On July 1 1912 the Hawaiian Star and Evening Bulletin unite under one management as the Honolulu Star Bulletin issued from Alaska street. Advertising rates set at fifteen cents an inch until Jan 1 1913 with short term adjustments. Subscriptions at four dollars yearly four dollars six months two dollars for three months and seventy five cents for one month. The combined paper offers lower rates and full-time subscriptions for existing paid time. The Semi Weekly Star Bulletin replaces the Flax Italian Star Semi Weekly and Evening Bulletin Weekly with a two dollar yearly rate.
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Wise to Launch New Show Promises Public Interest
A local plan unveils a new entertainment program with Wilkie as host. The show will feature performances each Monday and Thursday, aiming to attract viewers with previews and audience feedback. Public reaction and press coverage are anticipated as producers prepare a four week run.
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Wilkie
Dane Ventory
Rome
reKard
Avery Lineman
Patrons Like Liberty Change At New Event
An item notes patrons at a Liberty event and mentions manager Mecroer guiding attendees out amid materials Hort and nets. It highlights a reentry by Budd and Chien and a new feature appearing at the venue.
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Mecroer
Budd & Chien
Hew Novelty Vaudeville Act Steals The Night
The act featured a Chinese quartet and a group routine with a baritone solo that heightened the show. The Donnelly children delivered a standout dance segment praised for its charm and timing, while Keewemalated Donnely and others received noted applause for clear onstage moments. The program included vivid, well-shot scenes of Coneilerette Hitcrest and a playful jackknife of routines.
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Donnelly
Bene Younastern
Keer & Maldwin
Jumgeling
AIC
Clear Pictures
Coneilerette Hitcrest
L D S Relief Society Announces Program
The L D S Relief Society unveils a program featuring invocations, choruses, and student performances by named groups and individuals. The event lists multiple musical pieces and duets with accompanying musicians and a staging by local participants.
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L. D. S. Relief Society
Concert Artists Argue English Is Best Singing Language
European artists have long dominated, now Americans gain parity. Baritone Mr. Chamberlain and Mr. Wiggerstaff announce a joint recital Monday evening, July 11, at Windgo Hall, PutA. English singing debates, clear enunciation draw praise. Chamberlain praised for versatility and clarity. Wiggerstaff noted for tone and diction, with a promising reputation from Herve Ine and Horwich connections.
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Wiggerstaff
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Horwich
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Che
Mauna Kea to Run Hilo Maui Trip Next Wednesday
Travel notice details a Mauna Kea schedule from Maui with a 20 dollar fare and return on the sixth or seventh duty day. Clans dine at six in the afternoon with a special trip to Kabulul Maui for a fourth excursion and return to Hoshohuli early Friday morning. Bank savings promotions and reserved berths for trips are mentioned amid organizer plans.
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Hoshohuli
Steutiable Company
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