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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1904
Page
2
A jumble of local items lists hotels rooms for rent, shop ads, and church notices. It mentions ambitions like WOK INGER at Pantheon festouni, auctions by David Lawrence Co, and furniture sales, plus church services at St Joseph and Central Union Church with sermons and collections.
A garbled World News dispatch notes Japanese coastal defense near Port Arthur and Japanese bombardments. Reports claim submarine activity and heavy fighting in the area. Oregon floods delay rail travel while bombings cause casualties and structural damage in Port Arthur.
Fragmentary wartime note from Liaoyang states a Russian intrusion is ongoing with uncertain details. The passage mentions maneuvers near antw and mink rete at late kap, but key names, dates, and outcomes are unclear.
The Rev. Bishop David H. Moore is due to arrive in the city aboard the Amerie Mary. If the steamer stays in port during services, the bishop will preach tomorrow at the Methodist Episcopal Church at the corner of Heretant and Miller streets. Taihe Take Kashi will be ordained an Elder in the Methodist Ministry.
A fragmentary historic notice recalls an Association Football meeting at the Binoker Hall where Mr Robert Catton is set to respond to a toast after a season of play. It mentions committee members selling and not selling retreatments, and notes the death of Mrs Thomas Treb Fitch in Honolulu, with family links to California and Jade Celad Mea Pitch.
The notice lists players for todays cricket game including Alam o, DW, Anderson, Mores, Mackintosh, and Hackingey among others. Also promotes remedies and a Brownie Camera offer with price details and a cold cure claim.
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