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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1910
Page
4
President Taft reaffirms support for the tariff law amid the Cannon controversy. Aldrich Payne and Cannon named as key sponsors. Rail workers reach arbitration with western railroads avoiding a strike. City ordinance bans long hats, provoking heated public protest from women spectators.
The McRae Company presents two shows of The Mole to the Moorish theater tomorrow and Thursday with In the Mehop's Carriage and a lively lineup. Nancy Olsen stars as the girl of the wronts, to be played by Margaret C. iwald in this production noted for its engaging character portraits and energetic comedy. A matinee for ladies' afternoon seating will be held on Saturday at prompt prices.
At a town meeting Kane protests a public works notice ordering a 1000 foot sidewalk on Enna Street. Superintendent Marston Campbell demands prompt action within sixty days, while the board agrees to pass the matter to road committees amid heated exchanges.
A 1% acre parcel at Kalihi Valley offers a five room cottage with free water hen houses a stable and a well fenced area ideal for a chicken ranch. An adjoining 24 acre unimproved tract is also for sale.
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A youth committed to Reform School by Judge Whitney escaped last week and lingered at home at night with a Newfoundland dog for company. Six officers surrounded the Inde home at Kalnukd, a window was struck, and the boy was finally captured and taken to the police. He had written a note to Judge Whitney saying he wanted to return home to support his widowed mother. The boy is to appear before Judge Whitney to face the situation.
Chairman Quinn urged paving the rutted section of King Street from Maui to Achilune claiming the street is a city disgrace. He proposed spending about 80 per mile to cover the surface and called for a warning against loose sand on the rolled road.
A vintage defense of Ruberoid roofing highlighting its heat and fire resilience. It explains coal cautions, heat reflection, and the enduring rubber gum composition that supposedly lasts seventeen years, with color options in red brown and green. It frames Ruberoid as superior to substitutes and suitable for upscale homes.
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