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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
3
An unclear wartime style notice mentions infant disease concerns and protective measures in a city. It reports precautionary steps and guidance issued by authorities to ensure safety and prevent panic. Names and places are obscured by damaged text, but the piece reflects official health communications.
The Welkom Warmer demonstrates a metal built heating accessory designed to fit on the front of stoves or ranges. It advertises safer operation, steady heat, and simple insertion to assist daily cooking tasks.
The Timber industry faces higher prices as Lewers & Conve and the SHH Company push up rates, citing increasing demand and supply constraints. The Magon and Viger mills reportedly hold steady, while lumber exports to Idaho and Montana note rising costs for builders and consumers.
A historical notice reports Athletic Park slated for sale amid a broad real estate event. The article notes preparation for bids, reflects on surrounding parcels, and mentions local figures tied to the property’s fate. Detailing possible transfers, the piece underscores implications for nearby venues and community use.
The revival of William Gillette’s comedy of international intrigue is staged at the Orpheum with George Howard and Cott directing. David McLaren’s Western drama The Heart of the City Week features, with tickets priced to attract large crowds.
Passages describe an interior court matter with names like Robina, Behnne, and Jane, referencing deputy tamer and atoning actions. Details are garbled but imply a legal proceeding or inquiry lacking clear outcomes or proper identifications.
A chaotic report notes no monument will rise from the sale of confiscated dope. The piece weaves through disjointed wartime shipping, military movements, and floating freight details, mentioning ships like Wilhelmina and the White Star line, plus references to Washington and various ports, with scattered dates and figures.
An early 20th century ad lists Dr Hugh L Dickey Eye Ken and Nore Throat at 1180 Ala kea street opposite Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Hours show 9:42 to 9:30 and 1 to 4 20 Sunday 10 11. Evening by appointment phone 3024 760th.
A heavily garbled passenger booking ledger lists numerous names and destinations including Raita birts, Maweth and Montgerrie, Wilhelmina, Matson Navigation teamer, Wille and Johnson, and various ports such as Nov Keone and Kaw ports. The fragmentary entries mention passengers and caregivers, with many proper nouns and ship names partially readable. The material suggests a busy registry of travelers and shipments across multiple routes and vessels.
A report to the Hawaii Commission notes widespread interest in a forthcoming excursion and promotional materials. Officials from Los Angeles to Boston report strong demand for tours, cards, and flyers. Respondents include the Decanie Breathin Company, German American Savings Bank, and the New York Central Line, all expressing positive engagement and expectations.
Fragmentary correspondence discusses the Chamber of Commerce, proposed excursions, and a Seattle trip. It mentions representatives and a request to proceed with a planned event, while noting benefits to trade with distant regions and potential publicity. The damaged text lacks coherent details and clear dates.
Proposals by city and county Supervisors on Walalua water terms reveal a dispute over Haleiwa Hotel’s water pipe access and a plan to bill Walalua School 50 cents per thousand gallons. Treasurer Dillingham notes high consumption could cost the county about six hundred dollars yearly. The meter controversy and proposed rates threaten broader Oahu water supply plans with the Oahu Railway and Land Co. involved.
The Republican club at Fifth Borough will hold a major rally tomorrow night at La Jhut Hall corner Kinat and Lunaltio Atroots. Notable speakers include WW Smith G Maxon bishop Norman Watkins RW Shingle Joh Hughes and JM You Holt. Ballentyne chairman issued limited invitations for what promises to be a key campus precinct event.
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