The Knickerbocker A Sample Test of 1903 Styles
A brief note on 1903 fashion trends highlights the Knickerbocker style. The item surveys legwear and tailoring shifts-era silhouettes and fabric choices with emphasis on movement and practicality.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1903
Page
3
A brief note on 1903 fashion trends highlights the Knickerbocker style. The item surveys legwear and tailoring shifts-era silhouettes and fabric choices with emphasis on movement and practicality.
Jones J. W. Jones urges Governor Dole to maintain a strong territorial militia as a complement to the federal standing army. He calls for a well trained, adequately equipped force, an armory in Honolulu, and funds for armories at Mito and Wailuku plus general expenses for the National Guard. He emphasizes the isolation of Hawaii and the need for immediate local protection and government readiness.
A London dispatch notes growing unpopularity of the Anglo German alliance and fears Britain may be dragged into conflict with America over the San Carlos incident. Critics warn that German pressure and Monroe Doctrine tensions risk widening warlike actions with Britain and the United States, while the British press questions diplomatic moves by the Kaiser. O. J. Day sells it, 350 per pound.
London reports Germany's policy across Europe and empire, with focus on Caribbean issues, Polish programs, and the Socialists. The Morning Advertiser notes Wilhelm II's personal control and the uncertain outlook as questions loom about Berlin's next moves. Page 6 references further details.
At a Hoard of Health meeting officials discussed AGHTS FISH MARKET LEPROSY CURE OFFERED. The session noted clean ports, appointed Horace N. Crabbe as apiarity inspector, and approved permits for Father Joseph and Chas King. A bid for a new fish market was reviewed, and a denial filed on a travel petition. Plague and smallpox reports from Asia were summarized alongside farm and quarantine notes.
J 8 Van Duren of the Ching Commercial Steamehly Company awaits advices from Mexico City on arranging calls at Minganulla for Vouvela sails to China aboard the Long kenge Maru next week. Four 8000 ton freight steamers Atholl Ching Wa Lotulan and Clavering are chartered, to call Hongkong around April 11 with calls to Japanese ports Monguntila or San Francisca. no plan yet for Howatniu. Pain-Killer ads claim dramatic relief for stomach liver and nerve disorders.
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