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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1904
Page
5
The note references a weekly bulletin entry for January or March editions in a historical periodical. It lists the week’s focus as a general update, with no clear events or named individuals available in the fragment.
Local notices include legal actions and social updates across Honolulu and Pearl City. Attourney Jos G Pratt and several residents are mentioned with routines at Pearl City ferry, while Elusive names note shop moves and sales. The Hall and other vessels report strong winds and heavy swells, with a divorce case and restraining order listed. Special holiday prices and sewing machines promoted by local dealers.
Severe fireat Nee Shun store in Koloa caused about 3000 dollars in damage, aided by quick volunteer firefighters. A spectator saw smoke from the roof around midnight and alerted residents. Water shortage and high wind hindered efforts, bucket brigades formed as the fire threatened nearby homes. No injuries reported. weather was cold with heavy showers.
Fragmented reads describe injuries from gunpowder, quarrels, and a hospital scene in Honolulu. Details include a boy burned in Manoa valley, a drunk couple in Hawatien, and a field day committee for the Boys' Brigade in February.
Removal sale offers cash only bargains to clear an immense stock of furniture before January 10 1904. Store moves to Pearson Potter and Mrs Hanna premises near Hotel and Union Station. Lowest prices ever offered, claim limited time savings now.
Latest sugar quotation sets at 3.375 cents while the page lists filed real estate transactions dated January 18. Entries include numerous company names and individuals such as Mow Vien Ken-G Seong Vakuveat and JK Camattelson Hilo Ser Co, among others, indicating transfers and listings typical of a market record.
A humorous incident aboard a King atreet car ends with a tall woman and her short husband lash out in a comic exchange about tongues and straps. The man jokes he could not hold his tongue, then both fall as the ride starts. The piece shifts to notes about a plumber and a new Douglass Patent Closet line and a truncated ad for wine at the World's Fair.
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