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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1901
Page
2
The New England Bakery announces a selection of crusty French bread and assorted baked goods. Fresh every morning, items include Belmace Wroo Glittet, Milk, Sean, Rye, Nuns, and popular confections. Visitors are invited to try the bread and candies, with tasting for 60 cents.
Fragments show local notices including postage for the Bulletin's industrial edition at three cents for all parts of the state, voter records, and various public and business notices. Mentions of individuals moving, appointments, and local commerce appear amid scattered advertisements and notices.
An old advertisement touts Layative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee if it fails. It includes a garbled signature and generic claims about refunds, a staged farewell incident, and references to a New York Commercial text.
Suffering claimants from Chinese families gathered at the governor’s office seeking aid as a fire claim commission prepares to evaluate registrations. Many victims face poverty with one meal daily, awaiting the promised payments funded by last year’s appropriation. Local officials report slow registration and uncertain timelines for adjudication. The scene included city officials and AL, manager of City Mul Company, while the public mourned lost property and livelihoods.
Fragmented notice urges Young Men's Christian Association members and other young men away from home to join a Christmas Day dinner at a local restaurant. It invites attendees to bring their own appetite and emphasizes companionship to chase loneliness during the holiday.
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