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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
4
Akman & Co offers complete outfits for women including haberdashery, lingerie, skirts, and pants. also sells dress fabrics, laces, trims, leather goods, jewelry, silverware, upholstery materials, interior decorations, linens, blankets, and household items.
Commissioner Clark stated the board plans to bring in friends and relatives of Russians already here but will not press a broad recruitment drive. The aim is to honor prior promises to bring relatives while avoiding large scale intake from distant regions. Persistroun may tour the mainland to gauge labor needs as the migration push shifts toward Australia and Canada.
Displaying dwindling funds and waning support for pest control efforts, cotton growers report limited progress against boll worms. A failed fundraising campaign and busy committee hindered full response, risking a weak season and the potential collapse of a hoped new cotton industry without sustained intervention.
Hawaii Yacht Club members and friends plan a Pearl Harbor run with a chowder party and two yacht races. The yachts Hawaii Gladys Kamemeha Charlotte C and Helene depart from Fort Street at 2780 sharp Saturday afternoon for a Robertson Cup race and a pearl race Sunday morning and afternoon. Port Allen reports the American schooner Defiance arriving with a full lumber.
Judge Whitney's court examined an electrocution case as Oridine Okasaki, by guardian, sues Hawaiian Electric Co. for 26100 in damages. Evidence was taken, the court viewed the electrified scene from a nearby rooftop, and parties inspected wire and roof conditions amid safety concerns. The report also notes the Matson steamer Hi lonian will collect cargo from Kahului and Port Allen before sailing to San Francisco with sugar and pine products.
The Governor is slated to take a hands on role in quarantine plans after a conference with Dr Pratt and Dr Hobdy. The Attorney General ruled on Board of Health powers, saying restrictions may mirror federal limits if allowed. Governor to meet again after reviewing federal regulations and South American fever reports.
Discharged soldiers and officers face reassignment as shortages press officers from the field. The muskets drill at Monterey opens October 1 while two officers from each company may be detached for special service. Major Kooster, formerly of the First Cavalry, is transferred to the Twelfth and will join his new regiment at Fort Robinson Nebraska.
A Honolulu club plans a distinctive dinner at the Young Cafe to discuss a Pacific travel scheme linked to the Australia Australian organiser Percy Hunter. The event will feature Makura, a steamer due from Vancouver, and will involve Pacific countries with guests from the Pa cific region. Representatives from various countries will attend and hear about a through America train and a cruise around the Pacific as part of the Hand Around the Pacific initiative.
Secretary Maurier Krab of the Merchants Association addresses concerns before a public announcement about hoisting a new clock tower. The talk centers on mail-eliminating timing and the accountability of officials. A plan to guarantee order and oversee the initiative is discussed, with emphasis on practical steps to prevent delays.
Reports state the Chivo Maru docked bringing a new Japanese god to Chivo. Locals crowded the port and in Molngwo the deity returned to Queen Litiuekn Jap’s old home for a time. The customs officer witnessed the arrival but found no opium. The god’s acceptance ceremony occurred last night with modest splendor.
A tennis contest was held this afternoon at 2 30 PM at the New Laynstad venue. Greenwell and Downell faced off in a singles match with Downell winning 6 2 6 2.
Fragmentary note requests return of a check or item labeled W402 to Bishop and Co in Bay area. text is garbled but appears to be a missing property or financial instrument with a person named Pinder and a business Bishop and Co. No clear date or location beyond Bay area.
In the Young Building on Saturday Mrs F Zeave offers expanded rooms and new lines. The shop opens a selection of shirt waists coats and novelty items with attractive Larline fabrics featured.
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