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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1906
Page
5
A screening at Waver Hall this evening at eight recreates the Britt Norton boxing bout. The full eighteen rounds are shown without edit or fake edits, depicting the Iron Dane’s ceaseless onslaught and the victor’s win as spectators are reminded of the fighters’ endurance and resilience.
Gathered at the Open Howse lat stehen the Hie and all that tiske bart in a roaming extravaganza from opening to tail of the cureg ain. They went at it hammer and tongs with lively humor. Swaye arrived late but the show promises a strong year with diverse styles and strong comedy. Meleane Dillingham sings a dramatic number in a bold, full voice.
Indirected ad copy notes a new show by The Eta Mr Higo Herter at Wall Nichole Co. Ltd. featuring HMBK as the hit of the evening with strong demand. Management announces curtain at 8 o'clock sharp with creme Ore and Kame serving after the rise.
Min Frances Hobron, long a Maui sugar industry pioneer, dies at 81 after a long illness. Born in New London, Conn, she helped establish Grove Land plant and built the schooner Kamal. Survived by daughters Mrs. W H Bailey and Mrs. W C Smith, among others. Funeral 4 p m today at W C Smith residence on Nuwani Street.
The case of EM Brown seeks guardian appointment for a child as Christina A Brown opposes. A demurrer was filed to the amended petition alleging the petition lacks facts entitling relief. Ruth Horne obituary notes funeral services in San Francisco.
A dramatic presentation of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde at the Orpheum unfolds seven weaving scenes with a noted performance. The dual personalities of Jekyll and Hyde captivate as Hyde murders, Jekyll loves Alice Leigh, and the cast delivers a sensational, highly praised production led by a strong leading actor and an excellent company.
The Salvation Army announces tonight's meeting conducted by the Young People's Legion. All are invited to begin Sunday at 3 p.m. at the hall on the corner of King and Nuwaon Streets for a youth service and a Bible class for elders. The Bub'in offers fine job printing.
The Board of Health will not meet tomorrow while the Board of Supervisors convenes at 1:20 PM. The Hawaii Promotion meets at 2:30 PM. Nursing and lodging ads list rooms at the Popular, prices from 1 to 2 weekly. Inland chickens arrive Saturdays from Raymond Ranch Maui. A Republican committee meeting is set for tomorrow evening at Republican headquarters. A summer home is advertised at Wahiawa. Beasts and milking cows advertised from Nebraskan sources with reference to Oregon trip. John Kn pol fey transit car incident reported. Y M C A entertainment tonight features gymnastics and club swinging with an Oregon guest. Camera packs and daylight reading gear described by Hilms and Prema Him Pack from Honolua Phot Supply Co.
Fragmented report describes congressional debate over a joint statehood bill involving Arizona and New Mexico. It notes arguments about gambling laws, amendments, and political maneuvers, with references to legislators Smith of Arizona and a Foraker amendment, ending with an unresolved assessment of the bill.
A broad hostility in Congress toward the War Department signals that no new battleships will be authorized this year. The President had urged one addition, but a long dispute among bureau chiefs over last March’s two authorized battleships has stalled action.
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