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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
8
The Harmony ensembles from Concordia and nearby groups perform in R A U venues featuring selections like Old Pagsation, The Ambakador, and Signal Mello. Performances highlight Kawaihau and Kawathan sections with bands under Major Kealai and Lawrendeau.
Jared G. Smith from Washington reports that Hays, a prospective Agriculture official, may visit Hawaii in September or October to study agricultural education. He aims to gauge need for an Agricultural College in Hawaii and may assist in directing such plans. A welcoming reception is anticipated if the visit proceeds.
A dense column of local notices and ads from Honolulu includes stock prices, ferry and steamship schedules, hotel events, theater and meeting announcements, and various shop listings. Items mention the Meleowathie steamer, the Hongkong Maru voyage, Young Hotel roof garden attractions, St Andrew's Cathedral lectures, and public meetings. Also listed are local businesses promoting products, nursing home notices, and upcoming community events with specific times and places.
A Boston publication reports anxious talk on capital punishment with references to biblical law and Protestant clergy. It notes plans for hangings in the near future, including four Koreans convicted of murder, and cites comments from Rev. Silliman H. Hagden and officials discussing execution logistics.
Mr W A Whitney the Wye railway manager is to retire from the Union Pacific superintendency at Cheyenne. A testimonial was planned at various stations. An envelope delivered to Mr Whitney at Low Angeles contained a purse over 3300 dollars. The gift grew from contributions and was presented to him as a traveling comfort fund. He is described as one of the most lovable persons. Rent cards are on sale at the Bulletin office.
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