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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1909
Page
2
A reader cites repeated letters praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. A testimonial from Bessie L Hicks of Rhode Island claims recovery after three years of illness, urging others to try the remedy and promising similar results for many women.
The narrative follows Commander Peary's Arctic march to the pole with Matthew Henson and the Eskimo crew aboard the Roosevelt. Key events include Cape Columbia departures, ice crossings, Barret and Henson leading the final dash, pole observations on April 6, and the flag planting amid extreme cold. Professor Marvin dies during the return journey after a fatal ice-trap encounter, as the party retraces toward Cape Columbia.
Allen Whitten, boatswain of the Erik and veteran of Peary expeditions, testifies that Peary and crew took Cook’s provisions and ivory from Copenhagen to Anna OK, with boats sent to remove stores. He claims insufficient maps forced Peary to cut a three year plan to about fifteen months.
Fire broke out shortly before night on Queen street at the Harbor Saloon. The building was partly destroyed before crews could contain the blaze. Deputy Sheriff Roke on duty at the police station at the time ordered the arrest of the night watchman on suspicion. The house was not yet fully consumed when the alarm was sounded.
The Board of Supervisors debated a police badge proposal and budget questions last night as Logan and Quinn clashed over urging badges for some officials. The mayor pushed economizing while expressing support for police badges, and the council eventually voted to proceed with the milk ordinance as the session closed.
Midshipman PH Marion, known as Frenchy, famed for Annapolis river rescues, is linked to a possible marriage with a woman called Kim if Navy rules permit. He is praised for tactical ideas and espousing the Eschelon formation while Navy officials prepare a surprise as he joins Benedictx. The government plans a $200 monthly subsidy for a 100 acre farm near College Park for an agricultural experiment station.
Avery promising writon last night wan Hutinlged In by the Hoard of sup ervisors, but nothing materialised ex cept the promises. The milk ord nance awaited with auntley hammers by certain dairynive was laid on t able until the neat epanion that Mc Clellan might have a chanes to look o ver. The attorney fr the Telephone Company want to have conference with the County Attorney about It. Another ordinance to loonslay so on the hormzon In the day of a tiew Hand ordinance,0 wet Awi must hold the trafic ordinance. The present disregard of hacks for the traife ordinance will suffer, according to Mr. Quinn, chairman of the Revwt Commmittee, and the station will be se hoted and other regulations invovited in connection with thin tat the Road Committee with consider a com munication of Chung Bami, yesttiotoir of A store on King street, whi writes that the hacks wtanding a tron' of the store make it impossible for hint t Bothich Wagons up to the done and that they refuse to move when req City and County Physician Suekatl asked (or a DIL of $60 format, wh) iles which he got, although epee by Quinn, who claimed that when the city took over the marque Ht way Wid evatood that the Territory was still to Hurnints the necessary medtermani plier. The Standard Ol Company, after having been awarded a large contral for specified off at $1.78 a bsvwe del ivered here, changed their minde About It and claimed an error, Those now offer to $1.26, delivered of Point Richmond, to which unit ooardted transportation expenses.
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