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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
17
The Savoy drew large crowds last night with a lively program led by The Oldbelds Foster and a comic turn by Wilcons. The performance featured strong singing and dancing, with audience praise for the ensemble and a note that the show will tour again soon including plans for Raven Two.
A dramatic recounting of Major Charles Deltudin who faced the guillotine near execution but received a reprieve after his wife’s plea to Empress Eugenie. The tale follows his daring escape from prison, a life marked by peril, and eventual arrival in America after a remarkable series of adventures.
Secretary of the Interior Ballinger issues a statement attacking coal land agitation and urging government action to clear and settle the Alaska question. He criticizes agitation driven by false statements, warns Congress to decide policy soon, and references withdrawal orders and potential removal of coal from markets. The report also mentions related political tensions and a separate note on military figures and historical events.
Thanksgiving dinners were hosted at Youngs Cafe on Thursday evening in Honolulu. Guests included Mrs Erdmine, Mr and Mrs Moore, Mr West, Mr and Mrs Judd, Rear Admiral and Mrs Rees, and the Morse circle among others. The event featured elegant decor, palm arrangements, and bridge games, with several parties enjoying elaborate dinners and social rounds.
Jones warns of a potential third league as a faction led by Fletcher seeks to break from the old organization. He notes signatures from over a hundred players showing willingness to form a new body, with moneyed backers possible to push the move.
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