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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
2
Thy New Handland Bakery announces a large, modern French oven built by Rexport T Hayes of San Francisco. It touts top quality materials, careful bakers, clean wholesome products, and invites customers to try a loaf free of charge. Delivery wagons call every morning except holidays.
A digest of society, business, and public items from Honolulu includes returns of residents to Waimoa Hawaii, court and police notes, arrivals and departures on the Peru and Claudine, local trades such as liquor dealers, and upcoming events like Christmas cantatas at Central Union church. Regular health board meetings, road and telegraph work, and military activity at Camp McKinney are also reported along with a Japanese street incident at Thomas Square.
Hilo November report shows the railroad shops growing with 200 cane cars ordered for Puna plantation and six ton broad gauge cars. Foundry employs fifteen, machine shops ready for mill work, Wilder Company supplies much of the marine work, and Superintendent Lambert pledges constant expansion to meet demand with a new passenger car due for the Olan run by Christmas Tribune.
Bridgeport, Conn. reports plans by Gua lave Whitehead to market a flying machine for $2000 within six months. The steam powered craft uses immune wings and a propeller with an automobus lift, claims to reach 42 miles per hour and carry up to six people. Whitehead cites inspiration from observing birds and notes unknown financier from New York.
Three enormous yellow balloons carrying medical equipment dogs and Rabbin from Sorbonne College de France ascended from Fullerien Gardens at noon. They sailed northward through clouds and fog creating a sensation as experts warned weather could delay such experiments. A report will be prepared for the Academy of Medicine detailing the upper air tests and the fate of the balloon Quo Vadie unaccounted for since yesterday.
In Pocahontas Virginia workers dig out debris at the Baby mine after a collapse. Frits Moulter was found buried with a foot trapped but survived after six hours of medical care. Others noted a heavy atmosphere and rising danger as smoke and flame filled the drift. He and several men reacted and fled toward safety as rock and foul air hindered escape.
A December 3 1905 notice from Honolulu Hawaii posts Militia Orders No 60. It records Sergeant C Whitehead of Company BH First Regiment N G Mily as appointing a sergeant and notes the authority of Col J W Jones, Captain and Adjutant. The text awkwardly advertises Perry Davis Pain Killer with price and references to a Bulletin publishing company.
The A. TR Beemer Company of Chicago offers Coke Dandruff Cure claiming to permanently cure dandruff hair loss and scalp disorders. A Chicago office provides a treatment book on request, with Hebron Drug Company offering the cure and a guarantor statement.
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