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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
9
Fragmentary prose describes Ben Bruns returning to the city amid political and social upheaval. The noisy narrative references factions, clashes, and a contentious settlement affecting the community, with scattered names and places alluding to a broader era of upheaval.
A coalition led by Mewar and Washington advances reform measures through the Unstru memtotist council. Key figures Hriers and tid dimyay advocate changes, seeking broader support for governance and modernization. The effort emphasizes unity and practical steps toward institutional improvement.
Jordan Wy will address attendees at the University Club on October 28 at 7 p.m. The gathering, held at the Walveratty building, aims to reenter with a new restaurant concept featuring a terrace and a kitchen serving up to five hundred people.
Reported plans for a grand reception and dance mark the Emperor's anniversary. Invitations were issued to about 1300 guests, with a large gathering expected at the Young Motel pavilion in Newerter.
Huninent at the recently opened Asahi Theater shows crowds and nightly rates reflecting a lively social scene. Be a Rowland is noted as a capable dancer though not fully meeting expectations, while Hike Taely introduces a new costume each performance and receives female audience praise. Bente Walker continues to please with evolving muging. Several acts promise strong entertainment tonight with the plot at the Asuh! deemed the best yet.
Two contracts were awarded by Superintendent of Public Works Moreton Campbell this morning. Sheedy wins the steel work for the Jcnerary building with a bid of 11000 dollars. Lord Yeans Engineering Company secures the wall contract for Queen Street.
Hilo reports two diverging tales of the wreck that damaged R A Lucas's car last Thursday at Walken grade crossing. Latten claims the engine backed three cars onto him with no warning. The engine crew says Latten had just left pineapple cannery grounds and was changing cars when the freight struck. He escaped with a few bruises.
Entries list multiple real estate filings with dates and parties including Mee Hallimane Pukual, Mra Bow Mahelonn, Trent Trust Co Ltd, Charles P Porter, Samuel Ching and Wong Leong, Mull Hidg & Lown, Jennie R McLean, and others. Additional items note Henry E Cooper to John A Butoh and Catherine Scully battles. future interscholastic football game at GuHy College. and Buenos Aires opening of a two story immigrant hotel housing 3200.
Hawaiian Lodge No 21 F and A M holds a stated meeting in the lodge room at the Masonic Temple corner Hotel and Blakes streets on Saturday October 21 at 1:30 PM.
This evening at eight Central Union church hosts a popular Thursday social with a vocal solo by Minx Annu K Means musical instructor, a piano number by Currie Mc Clean, and a recitation by Mia Ray Bell along with a pantomime The Courtin by James Russell Lowell. The event invites all members and visitors to attend and enjoy local talent.
Representative A O Stanley chairman of the House committee investigating the United States Steel Corporation said the group will reconvene on Oct 16 to hear Andrew Carnegie and J P Morgan in December. He emphasized the inquiry covers industrial combinations and aims to provide data for vital legislation.
New high records were set in the coffers market as prices surged again and for the first time in 17 years the entire Nat sold above the 12 cent mark.
In Arkansas City two brothers clashed in a fatal duel. Reuben Cantrell, 35, and Thomas Cantrell, 65, were wounded with a knife and gunfire. Reuben died at the scene while Thomas survived after walking four miles to reach home. The dispute sparked a deadly family feud and an ensuing investigation.
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