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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1910
Page
6
The Park Theater drew a large crowd for a Saturday show with lively dancing and skilled performers. The troupe including a notable dancer and pianist earned frequent applause as Stanley the singer impressed with a strong vocal performance and engaging stage presence.
Attorney Frank Thampeon returns from inspection of Lanai farm where life rent is held and plans to restart the new venture mid next month. Reports say the company meets with many obstacles but prospects look bright for crops. Nearly 7000 pineapple plants were set out last week as plans advance to build a 60 foot high resin for freight transport between inland areas.
A damaged match report from Watalua yesterday notes the Waialuas lost nine to five to the Ona league team. Scoring details are mixed with numerous garbled names and positions, but the Portuguese visitors gained momentum in the fourth inning and added six runs across a later frame.
In a Harvard football tale a player named Withington preaches practice what you preach and mirrors it on the field. During a later game he breaks through to block and recover the ball for a touchdown as Minot remarks on his adherence to his words. Public notice about Le Blahaphie books for sale at the Bulletin office.
A court session at Prato near Ranch Tree junction heard that attorneys delayed actions in a matter involving Bal Haw. The magistrate noted delays, with proceedings postponed to a later date as charges and forfeitures were discussed and the defense linked to attorney Alb Muaiphiroys.
Orders for Christmas trees are being taken by Henry May & Co and Tealing Grocers. No location or date details are clear and the text appears as a damaged OCR fragment.
In Wailuku on May 20, Judge SH Kingsbury will give a Thanksgiving address at the Union Church. Catholic and Protestant groups held services and a Thanksgiving sermon. A furniture fund for the new church, aided by a Saturday concert, raised over 400 dollars for church furniture.
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