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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1904
Page
3
Special sale starts Monday, April 25 featuring linen and duck skirts. Embroidered corded models priced at 1.96, white P K skirts at 3.75, trimmed varieties at 2.10 to 3.75, extra heavy quality with embroidery.
A historical ad-style appeal promotes writing to a sick person to aid recovery. It touts a restorative to help many patients over ten years, claiming high success and urging readers to try it, noting widespread physician endorsement and availability at druggists.
The Kitohana Art League gave a refined concert at the Makai pavilion of the Young hotel roof garden last night drawing many city connoisseurs. highlights included a violin and piano duet by Mise Car He Castle and Mr D Albert, Mrs Hibberdine singing Meyerbeer and Chaminade, and Brahms selections plus a Love Songs finale by Ward Damon Davies and companions.
J H Craig petitions for probate of Constant Sterling's will. Testator left all property to his wife, daughter, and adopted son Leon of Loulé College in this city. Estate valued at $8800 with land, personal property, and receivables. Judge Robinson orders commission to issue to the United States Council in Ceylon for testimony on death, will execution, and property relations.
The article argues for forest protection through laws and controlled use. It cites 1891 and 1901 fires, large losses of lives and property, and lessons from Hamakua Hawaii where stock allowed safe forest areas. It reports a professor’s shift on what constitutes a forest and highlights fodder, park-like pastures, and the role of stock in preventing burns.
A Chicago cablegram reports the death of Mrs Rubenstein mother of Rubenstein of Hyeian roe and Mrs Apertner of this city. The Human Brooks and Hub Clothing Store establishments are closed today. For Rent cards for sale appear among the readables.
An early 1900s report details Union Express Co claims of baggage handling at residences and wharfs with several steamship lines listed. The piece then shifts to a discussion on forest fires in Hamakua Hawaii 1901, noting how stock ranging prevented disaster by underbrush consumption and urging stock pasturing as a fire prevention measure.
The Louisiana Purchase Souvenir Company offers a $50,000 prize to the person who submits the exact number of admissions to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis. If no exact guess is received, the nearest correct estimate wins. The offer promotes the event and costs nothing to participate.
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