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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1911
Page
10
A discussion at the Promotion Committee meeting raised that Oregon will take all exportable California fruit, reflecting concerns over wintering markets and fruit flies. A Seattle Chamber tour to Polynesia and potential Northern port connections were noted as strategic for steady exports and new shipping routes.
In Oahu Junior Maxelull League action Sunday morning Anolis faced Palamus with the Asahi club winning 8 to 1 to seize the fleet half championship. A luncheon followed and officials visited a prominent Chinese restaurant. The inter-island steamer Watlole was berthed for a Hawaii ports patch with Ho bokes Kukulhoele Mahukona and Kawalhae listed.
Hawaii Belt Road Commissioners plan railway grade work between Hilo and Papaikon with two options. First option cuts the hilltop to improve slope, requiring hollow material. second option would cut deeper to remove bad grade. Cost and material supply determine the chosen method.
Purser John French of the steamer Mikuhala reports the French bark St Rotten Ax discharging a miscellaneous European cargo at Kahului, including shipments of gas, iron, compound fertilizer, and other goods.
Last Wednesday evening at St Augustine Chapel in Waikiki Manuel Vincent de Costo and Mme Lacy Faria wed. The reception at the bride’s parents home followed with a bounteous repast and warm congratulations. The house was decorated with greens and flags and music provided by a quartet and vocalists. The couple departed for Kahala for their honeymoon and received many beautiful presents.
The article notes a planned lumber shipment by the Inter Island steamer Mikwhale to await Maui Molokai and Lanai at five o'clock. It lists a discharge today of mixed goods including fourteen cattle forty three plus twenty one boxes of oblekens seven boxes of camn sixty bags of empty bottles 219 bags of corn and 199 racer of ge
A train wreck near Pittsury killed one man and left another injured after a towerman's intake failure. The incident occurred in early 1941, as investigators identify the cause and review United States railroad procedures.
A testimonial by a grateful woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with transforming her health after seven years of misery. She reports improved strength, appetite, and energy, claiming she can perform daily tasks, entertain guests, garden, and milk a cow again, urging other suffering women to try the remedy.
President Taft, referencing Canada’s election result on reciprocity, says accepting free trade might have lowered prices for U S agricultural implements but notes the two nations can still manage. The context involves a Frat reference and remarks about commercial relations.
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