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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1904
Page
2
In a note from the bakery, ovens heat up and make bread baking uncomfortable. The shop promises to relieve the effort and worry, inviting customers to choose from freshly baked bread or ornate loaves as an alternative.
A scattered page lists lawyers offices on Fort and King Streets, retail and professional notices, a lodge meeting, theater rehearsals, lighthouse inspections, and a street accident incident. Mentions J P Balt, Wong Wo Tal & Co, Atkinson, Mull, and Captain Niblack among others.
AP cables report a $100,000 fire in Dawson. Thomas Watson dead. Dowie bailed in San Francisco. Evans to Subic Bay. Chamberlain warns about tax revenue. Hague arbitration talks signal potential settlement between Russia and Japan. concern over Korea and Manchuria. U S spending on war prep. Seoul reports seven state ministers resign amid regional unrest.
The Farmers Institute of Hawaii announces the second annual gathering to be held in Honolulu on Saturday January 11. Activities include an afternoon session at 2:00 PM and an evening program at 7:20 PM featuring remarks by President Mrs. Hared G. Smith and a report from the Hila Agricultural Booty. Committees will discuss The Planting Season and The Wewutitying of County Kinds, with a paper on Agricultural Training. Members are urged to submit games for entertainment during the day.
A long list of arrivals from San Francisco and other locations includes B A Kelley and Charles Morgan with Mrs Charles Morgan, Rev H W, and numerous others such as Miss Gladys Sheppard, Mr and Mrs A R Tipit, J S Potter, and D Pttgeraid. The roster features multiple titles, names, and affiliations, reflecting a busy port entry.
A notice from Clark Parm Co Ltd at 1189 Fort Street Hawaii explains that returning empty milk and cream bottles saves households between 1.60 and 3.00 dollars per month. The item urges residents to return empties to the company for refunds.
Builders and Exchange section lists new officers for 1908 with J H Craig as president W W Hlurring as first vice president W C Weedon as second vice president Robert Catton treasurer and directors Stanley Stephenson Marston Campbell GF Bush John Ouderkirk Le E Winkham. Also inspectors Kleation BG Keen A FP Clark Thou Sharp. An advertisement promotes Perry Davis Pain Killer as a cold remedy with a price of 60c. Printing at the Bulletin.
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