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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
5
A garbled account describes an Australian politician's wife visiting a hospital in London. She reportedly encountered a dignified matron and was asked to bring her husband to meet the Crown minister. An awkward exchange followed, ending with an offer to present the wife with a hat.
A critical note questions multiple dates in Kaumakapili Church history as reported by two local papers. It asserts the church was razed after a fire, disputes the 19th century construction timeline, and corrects claims about the organ dedication, renovations, and King Kalakaua’s involvement. The piece cites King Kalakaua, Princess Liliuokalani, and Wray Taylor as key figures in the disputed history.
Christins reports an attempt to bring a college football game to Christmas Day in Honolulu. The Honolulu Athletic Club favorably considers inviting thePanition team, but the Panition team shows no strong interest. If a game is arranged between the Punahon and Matle Minus, it could draw the largest crowd of the pro season. The promoters plan to dip into football league funds to cover season expenses. A Christmas Day game would please Honolulu residents seeking post morning activities.
Three cases heard in the Police Court this forenoon before Judge Wilcox. Akaka, a Chinaman, faced a charge tied to a street disturbance after a passenger entered a saloon, an officer arriving to take him to the station. Porte Rlean, Tuts Haiees, was charged with vagrancy after little work in the month. A third case involved a man found loitering near a place beyond the designated area. arrest cited as a misapprehension, with the court allowing vs. dismissal. Postage of the Bulletin’s special noted at 75 cents per month.
The Bulletin notes rapid construction on Osrante Wharf rat proofing, sugar from Mauna Loa, and arrivals including K P Rithet, barkentine Encore, and passengers from Hawaii. It mentions the promising Punahou football pennant, a damaged ship Roanoke, and notices on auctions, real estate, and local events.
A Territory Stablen Co stockholders meeting discussed unresolved resolutions and future policy shifts. Two rival factions reportedly planned to combine for the company’s good, with John Andrale stepping into a new managerial role. The Herald notes Bulgaria and Greece references woven into the era’s news.
A short, unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and places without clear context or complete facts. The readable portion provides no complete event, date, or outcome to base a factual summary for a newspaper card.
The Papal Nuncio at Mailifi attended mass in the royal chapel where young King Alfonso acted as server. Observers noted the king’s ease and suggests this was not his first time officiating in such a role.
An ad touts painless dental work claiming Honolulu availability of patented appliances and gold crowns. It promises no sleep agents, ten year guarantees, and treatment by graduated dentists with long experience. A free exam is offered to reveal exact costs.
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