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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1910
Page
4
A 1920s style cautionary piece extols Ruberoid roofing as a heat insulating, long lasting solution. It argues burning coals on a Ruberoid roof do not ignite the roof or timbers, noting its non conductor properties and the enduring Ruberoid gum that enables seventeen years of wear. It highlights Ruberoid colors red brown and green that are integral to the roofing.
Reports from Washington and the volcano area mix political maneuvering with volcanic activity. Anti Cannon factions propose a presiding officer not on the House payroll, Asher Mods and others discuss replacing Cannon with a nonmember. Meanwhile Veowuville volcanic activity increases with five new fissures as Mt Aetna exhibits rising internal movement. Citizens fear earthquakes and await updates from scientific observers.
A leaked draft treaty published in the Hoek claims the United States would join a defensive alliance with China. It asserts equal access to trade terms, China’s internal affairs, and US military support against aggression. The text fuels diplomatic rumor and reaction across capitals.
The article notes a royal visit with the Prince to be at ten tomorrow and the former President Roosevelt showing interest in the German buyer's grandson and the young visitors. It mentions the royalty’s reception during a party excursion and other distinguished visitors among Colonel Toorevell's guests, including naval officers.
A report from Charleston Anila dated March 27 says a six inch gun exploded on the cruiser Charles, flagship of Rear Admiral Hubbard, during target practice. The incident reportedly killed and wounded eight men of the gun crew, but full details have not yet been received in the city.
San Francisco reports an early rush for tickets to the Jeffries vs Jobown championship bout. Advanced sales reached one hundred sixty thousand dollars by last night, guaranteeing a sizable profit for the promoter who earned one hundred thousand dollars from the previous Nght.
The Howry Meltar Company presents Jane Herne's rural drama Shore Acres in a splendid production at New ng. Hans tif untitled, with a prominent cast led by Yebiely, Tutdat, and Mivmughont. The play, set in Moe Harbor and Malis, draws from real life in a nautical harbor setting.
Local critics praise a realistic dinner scene in the production, with a turkey spread on stage and a nostalgic motherly meal evoking memories of childhood. The effort comes after a week of architect and carpenter work, promising a surprising curtain moment for theatergoers.
Queen Liliuokalani returns to Hawaii amid fanfare aboard a steamship. Paloka’s chanting and the crowd’s cheers greeted her as she stepped ashore. Captain Saunders, Col Edward Lilkatant, and others welcomed the queen at the quay after her voyage.
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