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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1904
Page
3
Sachs unveils diverse new goods including Silk Embroidered Latin Liberty cloths suitable for day or evening wear at 45c a yard. Wash neckwear priced at 35c. A wide range of leather belts in belts, colors, and widths from 50c up, plus new malta bottle and mirror items in gray, tan, blue, red, and black.
A compact notice announces a new fashion oriented design for outdoor displays. It highlights a 42 inch width specification and emphasizes suitability for yard use. The item reads like a catalog blurb with marketing language and minimal technical detail.
Captain Niblack reports the voyage to Midway Island with stops at Pearl and Neckar Islands. The crew faced rough weather, minor damage, and loss of a boom while delivering stores to the cable colony. Japanese workers and guano shipments were noted, with a wreck sighting at French Frigate Shoal and passage time four days eighteen hours outbound and five hours return.
Imperial Chinese Prince Pa Lan visited the city and spoke kindly yet firmly on alcohol. He recalled a voyage to Hawaii where fellow passengers drank freely. He noted, to comic effect, that China hangs two men who drink too much, one Chinese and one American, leaving the outcome uncertain but favoring the American.
Field day events open this afternoon at the Boys Field in Palama with athletics for Honolulu amateurs. A grand stand will seat about 100 spectators, and the event program is led by Allan Dunn and Livingstone with Newton as course clerk and Babbitt starter. Admission is 25 cents. games begin at 2:30 p.m. The article also notes Peru’s President Candamo’s concerns about a vice presidency crisis.
A jumbled old-time advertisement claims a "Restorative" cures illness and offers a free trial and book. It urges readers to sign, send money, or request the book to prove the remedy's power. The piece plays on fear of sickness and quarantine, praising a mysterious physician’s treatment.
The Elks High Jinks fundraiser in honor of Nawne and Pete of the Nawa Vaudeville Company proceeds spiritedly to 2 a.m. with Thompson guiding duties as Exalted Ruler. Jury convicts four in a Waipahu robbery case. Loy Yin nolle prosequi entered. further indictments loom amid suspected Edo district crimes and a Japanese murder on Ewa road.
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