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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1909
Page
7
The Auditor Bicknell set a new speed record by preparing 126 warrants for distribution at 10 am, aided by a largely pre assembled system. The city’s warrants for the last fifteen days were processed rapidly as the Mayor countersigned demands and orders moved from the Mayor’s office to the Auditor’s.
A new four page pink Japanese language newspaper named Honolulu Commercial Thief debuts on Tuesday mornings. Promoted by K Yamamoto a Hotel Street merchant the weekly paper covers commercial news local businesses and industrial movements and is distributed free to business houses.
Three splendid orchids from E. D. Tenney's gardens were placed in the Mc Inerny Shoe Store display windows this forenoon, drawing admiration. Tenney, a local orchid specialist, offered plants developed from specimens brought from Colombo. Also noted were blank books and ledgers manufactured by Bulletin Publishing Company.
Promotions and retirements across Army units. Major Arthur C. Ducat receives retirement at Moon's retirement triggers new assignments. Capt George W. Goode and Lt Douglas McCamkey listed among officers promoted or shifted. Capt Thomas J Peatey noted for disability retirement. Major William M. Schist disqualified for major and retired. history notes many service campaigns including Cuba and Santiago.
The Orpheum presents EMe Elissed's A Woman's Secret or Doris a tale of a woman who divorces a convict, hides her past in a village, and faces blackmail as she saves her husband. Included are scenes of strong emotion, comedy, and special effects with the Osborn Children and Ray Collins adding new acts. The Weekly Edition promises full daily news.
The Oceanic liner Alameda left Honolulu this morning amid a busy scene. Judge Ballou and Mrs Ballou sailed for the United States, joining others like Lloyd Childs and Charles B King who head to the Alaska Yukon Exposition to arrange Hawaiian exhibits. The ship carried a full cargo including bananas sugar pineapples and rice.
Lloyd Childs arranged Hawaii’s exhibit shipments for the Alaska Yukon Exposition aboard the Alameda. The Special Commissioner coordinated loading with steamer officials aiding cargo stowage to ensure a timely arrival. A royal send off accompanied Childs as he departed, with promoters noting the strong early showing for the Hawaiian Building.
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