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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
7
Tonight and for the rest of the week the Five Columbians will offer varied entertainment with new costumes dances songs and impersonations. Marilynn Millee appears in multiple roles as dancer singer and comedian, praised for grace and stage command. Lew Plater debuts a new comedy each night while Tom Heath delivers his usual polished act.
The Savoy's crowd laughs as Heenie's galleries amuse and Jourdain with Ger valee deliver operatic selections. Hessie and Til paren add charm with juggling bits. Jourdain and Gervaise gain praise for the Athenian selections and promise a new series tomorrow night.
TrexEmpire adds Whittier of Whittier and Crosson to the program as new members. They perform a long repertoire with singing and dancing and a playful stage presence that pleases Empire patrons. Reginia Reed acts as chaperon and contributes to the musical show with strong voice and stature.
The Big Ishind Fthwali is a new Hawaiian gin from Serrao Distillery near Hila, promising distinct flavor from local fruit and grain. It is double copper distilled and touted by Internal Revenue officials as equal to or better than imported brandy, with Occidental Bar stocking the liquor. A J Taite runs the Hawaii distillery at Dusit.
The Evening Bulletin reports two explanations from contest headquarters about automobile contest vote totals. Officials say the published list may reflect the last count or last Thursday�s tally due to ballots turned in at multiple sites. The Bulletin notes it does not verify the totals and relies on contest personnel.
An advertisement presents a power wagon listing in Honolulu near King Street with a 1 percent offer and a 3 ton capacity. It mentions Rand 3 TONS and provides a phone contact 2166 for inquiries to agents at booth 875 near King Street.
In Hilo on March 20 Judge Wise condemned the practice of assigning prisoners to work for private individuals at private residences. Officials resist, with the sheriff, jailor, and deputy sheriff defending the system as lawful. County law officers and public opinion show mixed views while the practice continues. Deputy County Attorney Hoon backs the sheriff, though he has not used prisoners for private labor. The legal opinion suggests no law bars private work if prisoners consent, but the sheriff must ensure safe keeping.
City and County Provician Mackall informs Mayor Fern and the Board of Supervisors that sanitation in Honolulu districts is in good condition through December 1810. He notes improvements in markets and confectionery areas, praises jail sanitation, and mentions medical work at the time requiring minimal hospital treatment. The Pruning government plans cremation.
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