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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1901
Page
2
A damaged clipping describes a broad Honolulu menu with items like milk, steam brews, breads, and a celebrated cameo product. It touts a one pound box of Camaine fw for six cents with a beautiful ring offered to Christians, noting freshness every morning.
Local notes report a three cent price for the Bulletin's industrial edition across all states. Items mention Kohala Honolulu, various businesses on King street and Fort Street, plus notices of meetings, concerts, and stockholder adjournments. The column lists diverse ads, notices, and event reminders from Honolulu, including postmaster funds, real estate listings, and social club activities.
A scrambled 19th century style column surveys Hawaiian postals and American policy in the Philippines, debating small proprietors in agriculture, labor, and imperial finance. It notes London printing for Americans, laments crime and corruption, predicts a police alarm system in Honolulu, and questions public works and wealth disparities.
An old advertisement claims health depends on nature and urges quick action against disease. It promotes Kickapoo Indian Sagwa as a remedy for sluggish liver, dullness, poor digestion, and kidney issues, touting Hebron Drug Co as agents for the remedy.
In an interview, Richard Croker, Tammany Hall's leader, says he is getting old and worn out, will not field candidates for every burly pol, and plans to stay in New York year round but may visit England in January or February. He denies plans to train successors or dictate national politics and notes a January or February committee meeting may reveal future steps.
Senator Bennor Joven of Ackahwan introduced a bill to create a commission that would report to the President on antitrust matters. The measure mirrors a prior plan tied to Reform era concerns and aims to press action without amendments as it advances through Congress.
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