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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
8
Staff note that customers demand Cyphers poultry products despite the long distance from Buffalo. The message highlights supply chain pressure as buyers insist on the Cyphers brand.
A clever all star stage piece at the Orpheum draws strong crowds with lively performances. Notable actors Lilian Hayward Brenda Power Louise Orendorf lead a cast praised for their dramatic energy and vocal skill as the story unfolds about marriage jealousy and a child from a prior union. The production receives high praise for acting and direction and the run is extended with repeated showings planned tonight and tomorrow.
The article reports a habeas corpus dispute where Judge Gear questioned warrant service levels and legal authority after recent legislature changes. Breckans argues writs issued improperly and court procedure continues, noting Supreme Court rulings and ongoing chamber actions. The piece ends with unrelated market notes on a watch description.
Washington debate centers on maintaining the tax on alcohol amid pressures to remove it. Standard Oil and Wood Alcohol Protesters argue removal would endanger denatured grain alcohol use and industrial ethanol markets, urging retention of the current levy for stability.
A Lahaina Coast Guard member, Kiualu, fought heavy seas for hours, guiding a solid plank to reach a drowning Japanese man and another survivor. Despite exhaustion and cold, he delivered aid and steadied the plank until both were rescued, while searchers later mourned a missing third. The brave act drew no reward but commendation for valor.
The article explains a paint made with absolute purity and no adulterants. It recommends rubbing well under the brush and thinning with pure linseed oil when applying multiple coats. It notes the coat per gallon is greatly reduced and emphasizes the paint is free of whitening agents, barytes, water, benzine, or other additives, being finely ground and thoroughly mixed with heavy machinery.
Fragmentary OCR lists ship movements with times and ports around March, noting arrivals and destinations such as Kauai Maui Hawaii and Gray's Harbor. Entries mention vessels like Mikaheia, Irmgard, Francisca, and Irmgard with varying departures and arrivals, but details are garbled.
The report notes temperatures around 64 at 4 am, rising to 63 by dawn with a minimum near 63 at 5 am. Humidity sits around 62 percent in the morning, with a relative humidity of roughly 52 percent at 5 am. Wind shifts from N at various speeds, averaging 4 to 7 mph, and a northeast to northward pattern is indicated. The 24 hour wind movement totals about 241 miles. Data provided by the U S Weather Bureau under Ashley and Mechton directions.
A semiannual Mawati Congregational Association meeting met in Kalapana Puna from Thursday to Sunday. Rev Dr Bender and others spoke on church unity and benevolence. Delegates praised hospitality, while Kalapana earned fame as a place where petition signatures for saloon proposals are hard to obtain.
The Punahow-Makth Improvement Club held a well attended meeting at St Clement’s parlor house. Marston Campbell proposed joint action with the electric and telephone companies to standardize poles and improve appearance. H E Cooper’s past work noted, and plans include pole work by the telephone company and efforts to curb fences and debris reported by John Gull on his street.
Notice states Mr Joni Chalmers appointed District Fire Warden for The Earl of Halabury on Hana Island Maui under an English act. He retires at age 80 with pension and salary totals cited, including proposed $1 million and $25,000 figures referenced in the notice.
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