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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
13
The piece discusses that a prohibition on liquor did not intend to affect transference to mainland concerns, noting constitutional rights about interstate commerce. It announces ongoing analysis of various aspects of this topic to appear in the space over time.
A government display shows Uncle Sam's stamp collection valued around 200000 with stamps from many countries and rare post cards. The exhibit, at the postal museum, includes a Dead Letter exhibit, postal transportation models, and historic ships models linked to mail delivery.
The Bulletin Publishing Co offers estimates for high grade printing on the Pacific Coast and provides prices and samples of trade goods. A line about a leather care device and machine usage mentions applying some substance into leather with a funnel Place.
Boston, March 12 Marcus A 16 Highland Avenue Groveland Mass appeals to women to take pity on bip nolitary In a public letter he offers to marry as wife despite potential risk He says future wife may be suffragette and he will be her right hand man He draws the color line but seeks a good character and no intoxicants He owns property and is prominent in local groups and hints he may marry a total stranger for a happy home
The narrator recounts travels through Mendon Center Honeoye and surrounding towns seeking to organize temperance lodges. He endures cold, poverty, and charity while meeting shopkeepers and ministers, raising funds, and facing skepticism from locals and self-styled reformers, ultimately forming a temperance lodge with aid from Nellie and others.
Philadelphia April 10 a new plan for bulldig tip and big naval reserve from the kitted machinists and electricians on shore unfolded today in a speech by Commander C C Marsh son in law of Rear Admiral Bol Evans He urged technical schools to educate youths for naval mechanical work and the need to train a naval militia for future war readiness The Harvard man proposes wireless sparking innovation from Schenectady Union notes the war effort and civil defense aims.
A New York native and West Point graduate of 1873, General Thomas W. Barry is selected as the next superintendent of the United States Military Academy at West Point. His record includes service with the Cub and Potomac forces, a noted sense of humor, and leadership during the Russian war era.
Paris April 22 Col Roosevelt learned of Mark Twain death and voiced deep regret. He praised Twain as a unique figure among American men and a great philosopher whose writings stand among the world’s achievements. He recalled Twain’s works Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn and noted conversations with party members about Twain’s humor.
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