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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1904
Page
2
A garbled excerpt describes bread work with harsh taste and poor texture. The text suggests dangers of bad bread and promises improved results if one follows a proper method. It mentions taking risk and offering guidance to avoid failures in baking.
A collage of small notices and advertisements from Honolulu, listing lawyers J P Bal and G Pratt, office addresses, music shop and typewriter ribbon sellers, real estate and rental offerings, hotel registrations at Moana and Siberia reports, local business pitches, an upcoming Burns night event by the Scottish Thistle Club, park commissioner appointments, ship schedule delays, and social updates including a Valentine event and a marriage note.
An old advertisement lists travelers aboard a voyage to the Orient including Mr and Mrs Cecil Browns and several others. It promotes Pain Killer Perry Davis as a universal remedy for stomach disorders, debility, nervous weakness and melancholy, urging families to keep it on hand.
World News by Cable reports ten people killed in a local elevator disaster yesterday. In Washington the House Committee of the Whole fights over a war funding bill with Civil Service Commission provisions. Tokyo reports Japan seeking transport routes and mediation between Russia and Japan continues. Seoul notes a palace crisis and an emperor warning troops to avoid firing on foreign forces.
The Capitol meeting revealed that orders for Wednesday would be sent immediately and propagation of trees at the nursery was about 3 1-5 coat tyloce. Warden Henry of Oahu reported a black sight on Thomas Square trees. The matter was referred to the committee on entomals for a plan to report by entomale and prevent misunderstandings about imported plants.
A roster of guests staying at the Young Hotel includes W. M. Speyer Serma ton Pay FM Jermyn Ithlea N CoM Sith Boston Mes G. H. Howt hier Bovion Ralph 8 Hosmer Wel laton D.C Emil Gaehne Stanelica J.C hiseau Rew Portland OF San Coppage Ban Frany doMre ET. Simpeon Markintown and wife New York O brien New York Ave Leo D. Miner Washington K ¢ J. 8. Cunningham de Balt Lal Frog M. Lewis San Francisco Mra A. H. Fleming Pasadena Mise McCormick Pasadena Mise Gardner Pasadena W. Parker Lyon Vremno Cal HD Smith Philadelphia Whit Pa Robert Lewers T. A. Haya HG Leopold Us 8. NG Mra FOR Bined Mrenno Cal
The officers of Polynesian Encampment No. 4 for the ensuing year were installed last night by Bingley, with AL Clarke as Chief Patriarch and Charles Murray as Captain of the Guard. Other officers named include Crane, Smith, Sawyer, Wood, Locker, Noyes, and guard of tent members Smith and Piret.
Newly elected officers of Hux sin Lodge No 21 A A Bod A were installed last evening by Me Pat ton PG M of the Grand Lodge of California and Marshal KE 1 Spaldin. Officers installed include A Lew Wo My J G Rothwell 8 W Hall J Wo Robert Catton Treasurer KR G Wallace Booretar Hover Hale 8 Dr Charles PL Germ shal ward Swan and A C Noble.
At a meeting of the Central Committee of the Democratic party last night J McCarthy was unanimously chosen National Committeeman in lieu of the late Col W H Cornwell. His name will be sent to the National Committee with a recommendation for appointment. The committee also authorized a committee of three to raise funds to organize the party in Hawaii.
Secretary Atkinson sent the following message to Delegate Kalanianaole in Washington: County Act knocked out by Supreme Court with recommendations later. The Weakly Edition of the Evening Bulletin provides a complete summary of the day’s news.
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