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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
2
Hagland Bakery and New England Bakery advertise their large, modern operation in San Francisco. They tout clean wholesome bread and invite the public to visit the bakery, sample a loaf, or judge delivery wagons, with free bread offered.
Local items include the Schiler Lasarun case updates, moves by Gomen & McTighe liquor dealers, hotel and lodging notices, bicycle and repair services, coal tender ads, and shipping news. Community mentions cover deaths, weddings, court actions, and social club meetings, with references to measurements, telegraph notes, alcohol poisonings, and public notices.
The Protective League met with I M G A and decided to disband, turning work over to the Anti-Saloon League as its object nears completion. A standing committee to continue the effort was proposed, with adjournment after debate and a vote to transfer or fold the league into another willing organization.
Hawaiian Islands officers and members met in a memorial committee session led by Governor Hole. C M Cooke treasurer received a $263 balance after remittances, with Hawaii Rail Way Co contributing a $100 note toward the fund. Fraser of Kohala pledged further sums, aiming to complete pledges by next week’s mail.
A Washington dispatch reports a confirmed sea serpent sighting by Henry Nelligan and other observers aboard the steamer Irada. The creature measured about 100 feet, with three tail fins, humps along its back, and a body lifting water, drifting east at a slow pace near the Mlaalenipph region.
A 1901 Honolulu message from China Relief Work appeals donations to aid famine victims in North China. A draft for 146 dollars from supporters in Honolulu is enclosed with names and amounts, noting delays in forwarding and urging prompt transmission to aid suffering Chinese.
A London Times telegram reports widespread German unrest and anti government sentiment linked to Mr Chamberlain references. The piece notes Vienna officials denying certain authorities and signals cold weather disruption, while promoting Pain-Attack as a claimed preventive remedy.
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