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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1912
Page
21
On May 4 an explosion at Pohakinnoie caused a strong blast felt across the surrounding country. No serious injuries were reported though several workers were knocked down and the Young sugar cand was burned. Police and officials cautioned about building safety. readers were urged to buy the Bulletin for full details.
A 1908 probate notice outlines administration of an estate with named executors and heirs. It details sealing of bids, submission deadlines, and conditions for public sale of estate assets. The notice names witnesses, dates, and governing authority directing interested parties to file claims.
Central Union Church presents Morning and evening services with Rev. Daremay Scvdder and Rev. Ame Ric raale, including a memorial for the Grand Army and a sermon on religious proofs. The First M E Church advertises morning and evening services, with focus on civic and religious themes and a cordial invitation to visitors.
At wholesale Hawor trade names appear in a compact notice involving Ronson Smith Company and Chambers Peng Company along with Hilo Company and associated wholesalers. The brief item lists firms and indicates bulk sale or distribution activity.
DETOR the Hilo boniface and an Honolulu realtor arrived this morning as Mauna Kea passenger with plans to return to the University of California to finish architecture studies. Henry W. Kinney editor of the Hilo Tribune and his wife and son also landed on the Mauna Kea to stay briefly, with Kinney set to resume gathering data for promotion interests on Hawaii upon his early Tuesday departure.
A new iron root project is planned at a church site in AN sorte tie with ongoing work at a mill in Pawuhau to begin once the current crop clears. The transit between Honolulu and Kas Waihne is noted for delays and a new restraint on the win is mentioned. The obituary reports the death yesterday of Kekal a former jenn politician at home on Kamveluimena IV law, age 67, with a larger family surviving.
The Honolulu Rapid Transit Co. seeks to pave between its tracks as required by law, prompting Chief Justice Robertson to set the scope of municipal versus territorial authority. The decision notes government improvements include municipal work and directs consultation with city and county attorneys on future paving between tracks and adjacent streets.
The text notes a Henry Kinney figure traveling on a brief business trip and testing an edt forint week for a public scheme linked to Mali, under the Hobbyist Board of Tra He tits. It mentions a promotion booklet with illustrated content and a distribution aim. A separate item cites 822 bull fights in Spain with 10 killed and 166 injured, plus 4396 bulls and HEI horses killed. Japan accepts invitation to the Panama Pacific International exposition by President Taft.
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