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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
10
In a portrayal of hospitality and travel, the Worlding Hotel claims to symbolize Western service and progress. The text notes it as the largest hotel structure in the West and describes its role in hosting travelers as a centerpiece.
An Ithaca based item recounts a sensational Atlantic cable dispatch alleging President Roosevelt lied twice. The piece notes West, Owens, and others connected to a university setting and mentions the Pope, Archbishop Ireland, and railings about political maneuvering. It underscores disputed sentences about Roosevelt’s denials and a persistent sensational line run through private letters.
Reports confirm the Bear storm caused severe damage along its path through Florida. Four people died and many homes were demolished as powerful winds shattered areas near Key West, with ongoing assessments of loss and rescue operations continuing statewide.
Washington DC October reports Commander Petry of North Pole origin advanced to captain as retirement of Admiral White for age clears the way. In aviation news balloon records: Ville Marie Quebec reports Hobyila Swiez entry by balloon rack from St Louis to Ville Marie covering about eleven hundred miles setting a new record.
Marvin Hugh HL, president of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway, has been chosen chairman of the board. WLU Candier succeeds as president.
An advertisement extols Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a trustworthy remedy for women. It asserts universal admission by all readers, praising its alleged virtue and worth while urging scrutiny against standard medical standards and dependable evaluation.
A special carrier is at the Bulletin office each evening after 5 30 to deliver the Bulletin to subscribers who miss the regular carrier. Call Telephone 2256 and the paper will be delivered immediately.
By authority a public lands sale is set for 12 noon on Saturday October 22 1410 at the front door of the Capitol Honolulu. The parcels include Government Remnant at Alewa Heights and Rupe ll in Keapoko Gali with up to 0.50 acres. Upset price per year is set at $VSL and the sale follows provisions of the Lands Act of 1895. Commissioner Marston Campbell of Public Lands issues the notice from Honolulu dated August 18 191.
Resolution No 374 of the City and County of Honolulu Territory of Hawaii authorizes payment of seventy seven and forty nine dollars and thirty two cents for the construction of Pacific Heights road improvement. The measure was introduced by Supervisor Quin and approved by seven votes in a regular Oct 18 1940 Board meeting with the clerk reporting printing orders dated Oct 19 20 21 23 24.
Sealed tenders will be received by the Superintendent of Public Works until Thursday October 27 1910 for laying 1600 feet of pipeage in Makiki Valley Specifications available in the office of the Superintendent of Public Works The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids Marston Campbell Superintendent of Public Works October 15 17 18 19 20 24 25 96
Unclear notes indicate searches or inquiries into the whereabouts of five individuals associated with Fiinen Kine. Mentions include a group tied to LAST KAPIDUANS ESTATH LIMITED and a Place named Plone So, with fragmented references to community gathering and documented relations. Further legible details are required to identify names, dates, or locations.
A Bulletin 1 Publishing Company report discusses a broad range of hacking cases affecting multiple services. Officials investigate cybersecurity breaches impacting readers and digital platforms, seeking coordinated remediation steps and future safeguards.
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