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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1902
Page
2
A fragmented ad style notice lists items such as Chewing Gums and Pop Corn Goods. It references a large stock and retail appeal with misspelled phrases suggesting a wholesale or retail display. The readable terms indicate a general merchandise sale or inventory note from a local shop.
A garbled page six item list includes wants ads, private boards, furnished rooms, and cafe notices. Mentions Kona coffee purity, a Panthreen suggestion, a steamer, and a bakery. Local names, venues, and prices appear alongside court notices, theater plans, and a baseball result from an early inning with a crowd watching.
Funeral service for Thoman Ay Lloyd from the Catholic cathedral to Nunann cemetery was attended by relatives and friends. The ceremony featured a cathedral service and grave rites, with a large choir under Father Vaten and support from the road department for floral tributes and decorations.
A lengthy report details Kamehameha Schools plans for 1901 02 emphasizing work scholarships for about ninety pupils to support tuition with wages from five to ten cents per hour. It highlights trade training in carpentry blacksmithing machine work painting electricity sewing and farm work, plus improvements to the campus facilities and new trade school ambitions. It notes athletic and military training as part of the curriculum and urges further development of a self sustaining agricultural and industrial program to foster character and English proficiency among students.
The report notes faculty changes at the Preparatory School with King leaving mathematics and music, to be replaced by Stanley Livingston from Oberlin. Alma Krusen granted a year leave to study in New York, Lucy Osborn of Stanford takes work, and painting position filled by Nelson Smith after Fr. Latrome’s resignation. The library gains $800 for new books, and Miss Pope reports strong applicant interest in cooking at Himetto, while alumnae work and financial strains are discussed amid calls for better housing and hospital facilities for women and children.
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