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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
7
Reduction sale lists men straw hats cut from 1.50 to 2.50 down to 1.00 and white duck pants from 1.50–2.00 to 1.25. Canvas boots priced at 3.50 with leather heels, and ladies white oxford shoes offered at 2.00 off on limited sizes.
The report details sugar stock figures, prices, and July-August shipment offers for Java and Cuba, with total world stocks around 3.02 million tons and European demand shaping prices. It also describes Pacific coast passenger sailings amid a clash between the Territorial Board of Health and city authorities over quarantine and immigrant-related issues, including garbage service funding and police powers.
Paul de Longpre and his youngest daughter enjoy a 16 month vacation in Waikiki Beach Honolulu. They are in love with the place and plan to return next year. Secretary James Wilson Pantl de Lom pre and Luthor Burbank were invited as attendants for a Maso Festival week in Portland, but de Longpre declined due to overwork.
The amendments would grant the Land Commissioner authority to manage lands currently occupied by residents without the need to auction them. The situation at Wafohinu and the Hemundo IL area draws interest from those living on the lands and those affected by past actions.
A 19th century advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a superior remedy for women's diseases. It claims the root and herb based formula provides more relief than other medicines and positions Pinkham's product as a standard in women’s health worldwide.
Major General Elliott plans retirement from the Marine Corps within a month as Washington observes a major reshuffle. The promotion path now moves to Major General George F. Kalott, who assumes command amid a flurry of activity as officers vie for the president's favor.
In April, Jarrett cites 50 nationalities among those convicted by the District Magistrate's court. Of 126 arrests made by city police, 76 were discharged. The cases included Hawaiians, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, and others with offenses ranging from gambling to drunkenness and vagrancy. The Police Court yielded Mattgan Nowe and city records.
Residents of Hebron Avenue in Kaniwki district may gain a fine thoroughfare as the Road Committee finds grading from Kapabulu Road to Sixth Avenue necessary. Supervisors would order the work if sufficient funds are available, reflecting what the average man seeks for a home with comfortable amenities. The Philadelphia Record notes the favorable report.
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