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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1911
Page
9
Do you want mules or horses as the notice states travel by the Sierra to the Coast for mule and horse transport. The advertisement lists names Kinney Hallow Prosser Anderson and directs interest toward tutors and delivery to 627 Heretenia Avenue.
Older residents of Honolulu mourn the death of Fd Kinger proprietor of the Originat Singer Bakery. He died in San Feaneteee after a long illness. A cable from Mrs Catherine Singer notified the family. Kinger once conducted a notable business on South King Street. The death followed long health troubles.
News items report on a Kawaloa beach lot sale with lively bidding, plus details of the death of Mrs. Atkinson in New York and her Hawaiian family connections. It notes her late husband Alatau T. Atkinson, her children, and funeral arrangements including cremation and travel plans to Honolulu.
Legislative enactment amends Revised Laws sections 212 219 221 200 201 202 220 250 to require compulsory schooling ages six to seventeen with exemptions including distance over four miles physical or mental incapacity tutor arrangement and certain age and employment conditions. The act repeals sections 200 201 202 220 250 and takes effect upon approval with a date noted April 20th ALD.
Fragmented readable text describes Miss List selling a paper and discussing reform methods attributed to Little Lord Mauntlerny. In Minneapolis two girls contribute a fund for Christiana girl’s welfare, while discussions touch on poverty, education, and changing social roles amid scattered dialogue and references to reform efforts.
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