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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
7
The report notes large sales on the market with bonds and commodities mentioned. It describes prices rising to a level around twenty five, with various securities and agencies referenced. An event is expected to attract a notable crowd, including a Hewalian authority, and a newly anchored vessel will offer additional entertainment for attendees.
The article reports ongoing unrest in Canton with crowds opposing the authorities after a deadly attack. A chief perpetrator was set for execution but crowds pursued the execution party, forcing the return of the condemned man. Placards warned of further retribution as authorities promise severe punishment.
Building and Plumbing Inspector Joen Miohistein questions urgent $800 car buy for county officials. Katuki Improvement Club members consider backing or opposing the purchase at tonight's meeting. Locals note concrete walk work on Alaken Street near the M.C. A. building.
A formal financial report for the First National Bank of Honolulu shows assets and liabilities as of September 1911. The statement lists loans, deposits, reserves, and miscellaneous items, with the cashier certifying accuracy and directors attesting.
R W Atkinson rushed home after a long auto trip to find his Peninsula residence already being fought by Japanese workers using fire extinguishers. Fire started in the kitchen but was subdued, leaving only damage to the origin room and a small blaze contained.
Charles Keeler will read a wide range of poems at the Alexander Young Hotel ballroom in Honolulu this evening starting at 8:30. Tickets are available at book stores and at the door. society patrons include Governor Frear and Queen Liliuokalani among many others.
The Hui Oiwi Society hosts a Saturday evening dance featuring the Hulk Olw Society and Ernest Kant Glee Club. The event, starting at 8:00 PM, offers a lively Earth Whirl of dance with tickets at fifty cents at the door. Also noted: ninety brick manufacturers on the Hudson form the Greater New York Brick Company.
Allied Republican Clubs of Philadelphia seek mayoral influence with the Republican National Committee to win the convention. Mayor pledged support as the city plans a municipal convention hall envisioned as one of the largest in the country amid unnamed cholera cases and deaths in the region.
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