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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1901
Page
8
The ad praises the Royal Lawn Mower for its smooth cut and easy operation. It notes good bearing, first-class performance, and a full line of mowers with prices from five to eighteen dollars. Accessories and oil are included with each purchase, and a stock of other makes is available to fit every budget.
The Enterprise, recently purchased by Captain Mateo of Spreckels Vine, will be refitted to burn oil, becoming the largest steamer on the Pacific route between its port and Hilo. Passenger accommodations are described as commodious and up to date, signaling a major upgrade in comfort and efficiency.
The Irmgard under Captain Schmidt arrived in San Francisco on November 2 after a 65 day voyage from Hoonduls carrying 484 bags of sugar. The ship left Honolulu October 6 and had earlier tied up with the Holme amid routine port calls before Nelone’s arrival.
Fragmented prose from a column on perfume and beauty, noting how a rare scent signals a refined toilet. The piece references Adam and Eve in a playful historical tone and hints at evolving fragrance use as a mark of modern grooming.
Fragmentary OCR describes perfumes for Christmas gifts including Pinauds and Lundborge products. It notes wall display and glass cases with perfume within, mentioning a purchase value around 8700 beye hundvet dollars and a selection of brands appealing to shoppers seeking gift items.
All orders receive prompt attention with courteous service shown to every customer.
Frapers A Imer, president of the Broadway Vinge Institution and ex president of the Broadway National Bank, declares he will disown his grandniece Mrs Jaman Rockwell for secretly marrying Rockwell. The 18 year old bride is described as very beautiful, living in a mansion once tied to the Palmer fortune, with connections to local merchants and bankers. The report notes Imer’s retirement in October and mentions the Bulletin’s industrial edition.
Annual meeting notice issued under the by laws of the organization. Stockholders in Honolulu Territory of Hawaii are notified the meeting will be held on Tuesday January 14, 1008, to transact business and any other matters as required. Dated December 1001. W. C. Cooper, Caxnor.
Notice lists several estray animals including a mare Hit Mind Tox with white forehead and hind feet, a black and white spotted goat, a sorrel mare with a white stroke, a bay horse with a white blaze, and a branded white mare. The animals, in Inland of Oahu, are to be sold if not claimed by December 28, 1901 with a 200 dollar reward for seizure.
Weather details show morning low around 1F with a 45 percent humidity at 9 am. Midday high near 7 with wind and wavometer readings, plus a note of harbor conditions and forecasts for Kona, Maul, Lahaina and Molokai ports. Passengers depart aboard ships including Manna Loa and Sierra bound for San Francisco and Honolulu with numerous named travelers and reserved accommodations noted.
The Cleveland bound Lake Shore fast mail train from Chicago arrived in Cleveland at 11 4 a.m. about nine minutes late after leaving Chicago an hour earlier. It carried over 400 pouches of Australian mail believed bound for Queenstown to catch Saturday’s steamer. The train averaged about 52 miles per hour, with several bursts at eighty miles. The delay lasted several minutes before the train continued to New York on schedule.
Nov 7 dispatch reports the bark F. Sargent, carrying coal from Beattie for San Francisco, towed into Bequimalt harbor at dawn after failing to proceed toward work following sailing delays. Printing and developing at Honolulu noted in coastal reports.
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