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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1904
Page
2
In Baking Bread there is a great deal of discomfort. The hot fires make it unpleasant and the chances of having bad tasting bread haunt the workers. The toil and worth of your hands are visible as you strive to bake high quality bread.
Local and general world news from Cabil AP brief notes include Hanne re elected senator, Millet draws in San Francisco, and Panama attack rumors. Various notices recount treasury issues, a general strike in progress, and military movements involving Hawaii and Camp McKinley.
The Spanish War Veterans Camp 79 held the installation of officers at Sacred Heart Convent on January 1904. Browns Jr, Captains Jo We Mile ler, Phat Lieutenant, JH Flynn, Second Lieutenant John McLaughlin, Chaplain Bruce Hartman, Sergeant of Guard ALN Cederoff, Adjutant W G Wilson listed among attendees. Ad furnishing services note rooms at Pop Jube from $1 to $2 per week at 1248 Fort street.
Washington reports the Chinese Am cam treaty ratifications sent by cable will take effect immediately. London notes Lord Braybrooke's death and Cambridge changes its chancellorship history. Tokyo signals hope for peace though Japan could deploy up to half a million troops if war arises. Seoul reports imperial plans on port openings and Korea’s governance shifts underway.
The Leak Chapter No. 8 Order of the Lantern Star installs officers for the coming year. Names list Worthy Matron Ales Hoflum Worthy Patron Se Wor C. J. Crabbe Secretary Mra COA Gatpraith Treasurer drafh B. Reedy Conductress Mee aWH Associate Conductress Chaplain Mr. Re Mian Pearl Mrs J. W. Harvey Warder Mies AJ Burgess and others. Retiring Matron Mrs HH White Hume and retiring Puiron Fred ci Whiley presented with jewels by the chapter.
The Hawaiian Hotel hosts a concert on the grounds beginning at 7:40. The program includes Maritana Wallace Humble Bee and Ming J, Kelli fer The Honeyanette. Other pieces feature Old Folks at Home, Minnehaha, The Source, Red and Black, and Star Spangled Banner.
The passage argues that glasses are not proof of weak sight but a sign of strong intellect and fortitude. It asserts both men and women of resilience wear glasses to conserve nerve energy and vitality, and to improve vision as needed.
Union Express Co Ltd at 63 Queen Street advertises baggage contracts with major steamship lines including Oceanic, Pacific Mail, Occidental and Oriental, and Toyo Kisen Kaisha. The firm offers home baggage check service both for outgoing and incoming items, promising convenience and rapid delivery to residences.
Health concerns prompt focus on home plumbing as a corrective measure. The message urges proper maintenance and safety checks at residential properties, aligning with local policy standards and quick service expectations.
An advertisement copy touts Pain Kill ar as a fast remedy for joint pain muscle soreness from cold rheumatic ache. It claims quick improvement and urges keeping the product on hand, warning against substitutes. The price is listed as two pence.
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