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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
2
A Maui community page details a contest led by a prominent matron guiding chaperone duties and voter participation. It outlines daily subscription goals, premium offers for workers, and rules for ballots, with emphasis on timely submissions and final closing on May 28.
The document outlines district boundaries in Honolulu for an election and notes no advance vote count. It mentions issued votes and paid subscriptions to a weekly bulletin based on paid duration, detailing district inclusion and a prize for the top vote getter.
A local newspaper promotes a club premium for both new and existing subscribers, lasting through the contest period. The ad highlights added value, eligibility, and how to enroll, aiming to boost subscription figures and reader engagement during the event window.
The notice outlines premium vote certificates awarded to candidates based on daily and weekly subscription orders during a one week period. Three yearly or old daily editions yield 5000 votes, three six month editions yield 3000 votes, and five weekly or new editions yield 2500 votes. Five year subscriptions count as one. The first week ends May 7 at 1 PM, with votes due the same week and subscriptions payable. No limit on clubs. All subscriptions count toward the candidate's totals.
The notice lists subscription options for various Bulletins with vote values, including one month to five years durations and prices. It mentions the Kronick Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin as well as the Evening Bulletin. Also included are remarks on Thaw and a note that Russe offers a plan to China.
New York April 25 Daniel Bully returns to the United States a major figure in a planned control of cotton via the Bully Hammond combination. The group aims to dominate gin farming patents and processing, backed by a London firm and a London investor, with plans to supply European markets and press plans for planter shipments to abroad.
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