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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1905
Page
6
In yesterday's close of service Dr Outrom urged prayer for relatives and friends. A smaller but more earnest audience filled the hall as he preached New Testament Prayer and cautioned against prayer tricks. Many stood to express concern for loved ones, signaling a strengthening revival drive.
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The Royal Mail liner Mower Maes docked at Bishop Wharf just before 11 o'clock after leaving Victoria on April 25. It entered smoothly but with a heavy list to port while tying up in its berth. The ship carried two passengers H. L. Collas and Lee Han and discharged little cargo as rumors spread about a transport.
The Catholic Church of St John the Department in Kaltiwaena led by Rev Father Clement schedules a May morning service with sermon and a 4 PM collection. The Our Lady of the Mount church in Kalulani led by the same priest conducts a May 11 service with a sermon and collection, plus Sunday school attendance noted.
Ida Gray Scott scored heavily in her second annual music festival appearance at the Honolulu Opera House, sharing top honors with Fred Butler. The Congress of Song drew nearly 300 performers including Kamehameha Schools and Oahu College choirs, under Branley Livingston’s baton, with strong solos by Scott and Butler and praised accompanists Mrs. Gerard Barton and Mrs. Tenney Heck.
The Elleford Company drew a packed house at its Friday performance despite bad weather. The Belle of Florence, with Nelle Maxon as the heroine, impressed as did stars Helngral Pi otro Bowng and William Marion as the villain, while George Hernandes and Frank Jone received praise for their supporting turns.
The Farmers Institute meets at WaKa today with a 4 p.m. business session. The 11:30 a.m. Monohury train to Pearl City will return tomorrow morning. Evening program includes readings and papers on Cooperative Farming, Honolulu Milk Supply, and Pineapple Disease discussed by J G Smithy R A Duncan and Hyron Clark.
A union gathering occurred yesterday at 3 PM in Central Union Church with Dr Ostrom preaching on Prayer. At 4 PM Ostrom led a meeting with officials to plan and organize. A committee of Menara Martin Drown and Mary was appointed to notify the meeting.
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