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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1903
Page
6
Readers urged to join the new ECONOMY CIRCULATING LIBRARY opening April in Monotaly. A moderate member fee secures access to a wide range of current books, with low rental rates from 50c to $5 for various titles.
The Agnew Weday boxing contest heads the Orpheum card tonight with bets around 6 to 10 on Weday. The main event features Agnew a noted fighter delivering a clean sharp match. A local secondary feature involves a police incident as a warrant officer’s horse ran wild through Waikiki Street causing structural damage. Attorney Carter seeks restitution of four Melryde bonds of 100 each in a mortgage dispute filed by Manal Parker’s estate.
A very ill attended Anti-Saloon League meeting in the LY M A heard officer reports and nominating committee results. Rev Wentervelt opened with prayer as Treasurer Howen read a weak financial report. Speakers, including Senator Dickey and Attorney General Andrews, urged local option and temperance education among the young.
District Deputy C J Cooper represented the Grand Lodge to install officers including Frank Thompson Roy Pinher and Charles Ranmay with secretary and treasurer duties. inner guard Rohwed von and AW Murphy. the house committee named Meh B fertman and Co. Honolulu Mission on Fort Street hosts interdenominational services with welcoming strangers and daily sermons except Wednesdays.
Local ads on bargains at Kalihi store and Hawai iron Fence features, listings of new stock at Honolulu Photo Supply and Sachs advertisement, and notices of lawsuits against Costino and others. Parker Knell reports good weather. County Attorney GC Peters returns from Lahainaluna. judge fines Chinese gamblers. notes on Palm Sunday services and church events.
This afternoon the company presents a children's matinee of the comedy Turned Up. On Monday evening a farewell program of special attractions closes Waldorf's run, marking final appearances by the company.
A letter from Mrs Harold Delmas Primo recounts a Hawaii honeymoon, noting a stay in Hilo, a return to Honolulu, and a cottage redone with blue silver wallpaper. She mentions painters and the cottage left in care, with family reactions and news shared with a friend.
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