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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1904
Page
3
Ladies linen skirts with flounce and lace trim advertised in a compact late era catalog. Prices shown include 48 cents to 1.98 with mentions of white P K skirts and embroidered options.
The garbled passage mentions cancer, restoration, health, and longing for recovery. It references medical program prep, a person named Goma, and a plea about getting well, with scattered phrases about vital signs and care.
The annual report of General Secretary H. C. Brown of the YMCA notes a prosperous year amid adverse conditions. Two key supporters died, yet 157 new members joined, eight new jobs created, and a vacation home established for sailors. The report highlights improved facilities, spiritual work, new Bible training efforts, and numerous socials, with a balanced treasurer’s statement showing receipts and disbursements for the year ending March 31, 1904.
Baseball managers captains and umpires meet to discuss rules balk tolerance and umpire discretion. A committee of one is to request rapid transit gate regulations and ticket pricing for the league with Isenberg and Thompson presiding and Thompson as secretary.
A late evening ceremony at St Andrew's Cathedral united Mis Lillian Bacon and Lieutenant Wesley Hamilton US Army. The Rev Mr Simp officiated with a large guest list, tropical decorations, and a reception on the cathedral lawn.
Banking Department offers full service across all divisions with notes on deposits and exchange. Trust and Savings Departments listed with fiduciary services mortgages estates and dividends, and interest rates for term deposits. Insurance Department advertises fire marine life and liability coverage through the Insurance Office at Bethel Street.
President Ceol Brown vice president M Pe Robinson cashier W G Cooper office corner Fort and King streets. Savings deposits received and interest at 42 percent per annum. Rates and regulations furnished upon application.
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