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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
11
Local notes celebrate the arrival of Fred Butler with welcome events, greetings, and community admiration across Hoyt and nearby districts. The piece highlights support from residents and civic groups, signaling a warm reception and festive atmosphere throughout the area.
Shriners of Metahnre Alelo Temple announce a minstrel program in mid April. The event features a Mystic Bhirine troupe and a performance by Piret a rome opera group with a focus on entertainment and charity. Additional acts by H Hownmhs and other Crete rut performers are planned as part of the program.
The article outlines public interest in a theater event featuring popular performers and a notable guest, highlighting the lively scene around a new production. It notes fan enthusiasm, the presence of civic figures, and expectations for strong attendance in April.
A Merchants Association meeting in Yestenday afternoon discussed recent mail service delays and the impact on shipments. They resolved to press authorities in Washington for prompt action, with George Mek of McCiotlan slated to lead talks on the matter.
Hawaii Exposition Commission opens a committee to interpret Secretary AOP Taylor’s letter asking for funding. The dialogue questions whether the letter instructs merchant groups or the commission to raise specific sums. Next meeting at Hawaii College March 4 at 4 pm will cover present status of conservation with Mr Heamer to speak.
A man identified as Wie was arrested in Macabudl yesterday after a route through Ames and Lage Hatt. The seizure involved a high figure and drew attention from local officials. The United States consul general is handling the case.
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