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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1911
Page
13
The University Mandolin Club outlines plans for a trip here with performances during an evening program. The event features mandolin and flute ensembles, a Venetian Festival vibe, and a schedule including a main concert and potential guest pieces.
A garbled report describes bond sales activity with references to a Teasway horde, a brokoree department, Henry Waterhilin Troat Coveney, and Seatore in fnegt Roctititins. The text outlines bidding and interest components, mentions HMPA, and hints at a sale by strangers.
Superintendent of Public Works Maratan Campbell announces pipes for the sewer and water project are en route from the factory. Some sections have arrived and will be delivered to the job site. survey maps for the harbor area and street layout progress on schedule, promising timely completion.
The readable items describe a single board sale and several numeric values. Mentions include percentages and prices such as 114 and 20.7 percent. Names and places are obscured by garbling, preventing clear attribution or location.
Fragmentary OCR quotes discuss delaying an injunction and the attorney general's view on haste. Mentions Mary Tauilte and the Leutdte of Lhe roe ulte fate with concerns about rights, guarantee, and right to proceed with work.
A garbled note indicates the Nevada Legislature moved to repeal a gambling prohibition, effective January 1. The text references anti gambling laws and a state action affecting gambling, but details are unclear due to OCR damage. Entities include Nevada Legislature and January 1.
The manager announces a varied season with Heroic performances by notable artists and a program of concerts at the Opera House. The season will feature featured singers from German and American schools plus specialty acts, comedy, and a large company of performers. Several dates are set, with an emphasis on entertaining audiences in Honolulu and Penticton. The project aims to bring top-tier acts and diverse entertainment to multiple venues.
An opening at the Young Hotel showcases Albis Kon Withrow’s art. Friends gathered in the hotel lobby as works hung for the first showing drew enthusiastic remarks. Notable pieces include portraits and a landscape with a focus on titles, plus several poems and sketches.
Mills case proceedings proceed with Judge Robinson delaying action as to which judge will hear the injunction. Attorneys for the defendants and Mills present as postponements loom until Thursday due to undisclosed scheduling issues and pressure. Mills warns his bananas face potential removal by bands employed by authorities, while denying government hire of any such force. In Denver, Rev. Woodolph and Presbyterian church members suffer injuries amid church clash. pastor tossed through a window during the melee.
The Healani Yacht and Boat Club will hold a meeting and election of officers at the clubhouse on Wednesday, November 10, at 7.00 p.m. Longley serves as secretary and will announce the proceedings and results.
An old advertisement touts Rexall Ordertion as a gentle safe treatment for children and chronic ailments. It claims rapid relief from constipation and related issues, urging purchase only at the Rexall Store Benson Smith & Co Fort and Motet streets, with tablet counts and prices listed.
Clair and Clinton The Versatiles perform imitations of Verta Tilly and Abs Pert Chevalier at London's Coster Comedian program. The show titled Fine Program con Filme offers a lively music hall style act with playful caricature and witty banter.
The Eyomotion Committee received notice that a strong concert company is planned for Henalitit this winter. Names include Mime, Crem entinad Marcell, Mme. Rollin Hitchin, Morbert Medley, Mie Marie Bum hink, Blanche Morrill, Meda Lewin, and a celebrated Rus. A Denver performer is also likely to join. Portland reports the Northwestern League franchise financial loss. Judge Morondie says he will back a new office with the club, aiming to break even rather than profit.
Dr. Blue to lead a mosquito eradication campaign amid debate on methods such as plant changes and muflia, with a special session likely to discuss the issue. Reports indicate mosquitoes breeding in banana plants and water in bananas. entomologists will prepare an overall government report. Pay arrangements for workers proceed through government channels with details of disbursing officers and apana payment sites listed.
Akuna Alani Wallin Woy, after years at Hartford College of Religion and related institutions, completes studies and signals readiness for missionary work. He previously studied at Ki Hohumelia Behwot and the Normal Hebonl, later entering the Hartford Theatrical Seminary then the College of Religime and Bodhaieoy. He hails from Hawaiian trade circles and is poised for a position under the Hy Villa Noard Me AMina, per early reports.
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