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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1902
Page
5
A Honolulu dental ad touts painless tooth extractions and crown work using patented appliances and a method claimed to require no pain. It asserts all work is by seasoned graduated dentists with 12 to 20 years experience, offers free examination, and highlights gold crowns and fillings, porcelain crowns, and high fees.
Large attendance at the Trianon meeting in drilbahes last night set plans for an Al Patrick day banquet. Col McCarthy named permanent chair with a ten-member executive committee to organize the event and raise funds for indigent Irish residents, with a broad eligibility including those born in Ireland or with Irish connections.
Magician Cunning dazzled with levitation and mental telepathy acts at the Hawaiian Opera House. The show featured Warren the young Moriwon Whaney and Madam Sone with an array of stage illusions including a cabinet escape and a dramatic rope‑in‑bag reveal. Patrons praised the daring feats and the bold finale, with earnings noted from weekly bulletin patronage.
A garbled local wire summary mentions health meetings and social events at the Moana hotel, cargo notices for Alameda passengers, and a trial in Hawaiian carriage company matters. There are references to concerts, whiskey and wines for sale, ship notices, a police or court action involving Luke A. Dickey, and military appointments with promotions in a Hawaiian context.
A stone mason named Spicer was arrested after firing shots into a street near Ulah Street. Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth led the investigation. authorities attempted to bail him out but did not consent. The assailant resisted, displayed belligerence, and refused to cooperate as officers secured the scene and gathered details.
Text discusses modifying the inauguration date and extending a president's term, referencing Roosevelt and a change effective in 1806. Mentions a proposed shift of the presidential start to the last Thursday of April and ties to a constitutional amendment and legislative bodies.
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