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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
5
A new Economy Circulating Library will open on April 15 in Honolulu. Membership costs 85 00 securing safety for lost books, with charges from 1 00 to 5 00 for different book ranges and a week return policy. The collection includes fiction, travel, natural history, encyclopedias, and more.
A fragmentary report from St Petersburg details a spiritualist exchange led by Tolstoy and colleagues seeking to convert a person named in the piece. The account describes patient effort, a planned public session, and a later meeting at Sextyd Church with a communion event and officials present to oversee proceedings.
The steamer Noeku arrived from Mawaii porta this morning at 7 45 with Hiren deck passengers and gin. Reports indicate other vessels including Kor left at Hawaii porte ready for shipment and a large cargo of sugar, bran, and sundries loaded at Kitunt porte. Weather featured strong winds and choppy seas, with multiple arrivals and discharges noted along the coast.
A scattered local item mix notes Ball at 748 King Bt and a returning pillenger in Korwa. Mentions Mer de MeGedttyenm, PHIMG HOCK HEB, Pan Itheon Saloon sales, and various shops including Day's grocery. References to Paul Neumann, Frid Jacobs, and King Edward era connections. describes social visits, travel to Mexico, and church activities with intermittent names and places.
Local reports describe a grand jury investigation into a sprawling scandal involving Louis Morest and a company led by Heatie Taney. The probe centers on alleged pressure tactics over an alleged bridge toll and a demand for 41000, with ties to the Hawi Teanetee Company and potential municipal ordinances.
William Wicket of Little Rock Ark won the Ten Byck prize tonight in an oratorical contest at College Street Hall Yale. He is the first colored student to win the prize in Yale contest history. There were no others on the contest. The subject was Hath business man’s handy in. The notice appears in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition.
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