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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1902
Page
2
A garbled advertising snippet promises cakes and low prices with an offer of a Deticione Candle worth a dollar as a bonus. It mentions a father figure and multiple unclear items like rooms and cream Putte, but lacks coherent events or entities.
Local notices list a wide range of pages and services including liquor dealers Garmar Co rooms and furniture makers The section mentions a weekly bulletin edition summarizing news The text also references a dance ball progress ball and a meeting at Fountain water and various local business promotions
Mrs Kirkland, age 52, native of Ilangow Beutlam, died at the Hotel Touraine in the city. She came to Canada with her husband forty years ago and leaves six children including Mrs Damon A Kennedy and J W Kirkland. Funeral set for Thursday afternoon from the Hotel Touraine.
The Evening Bulletin notes a marriage in a large Territory edition. It mentions the bride and groom with emphasis on family honor and social standing. The item highlights the newspaper’s status as a leading weekly with thirteen and twenty pages and a price of one dollar.
The article outlines a January 24 program by the Thiathe Cutte club with acts including songs, instrumental pieces, and speeches. Performers named include Jame O Heens, Addieee Hagen, Racine Vo Metunte Stew Sonp, and The Well Bette Hanae, with various bagpipes, violins, and choral pieces. The event references the King and Queen of Great Britain and notes a Reverend Alex Mackatenh as part of the program. The layout describes sections like a commemorative "Memory of Birna" and "We Live In" performances, with band and pipe sections and an estimated intermission and conclusion featuring Auld Lang Syne.
The Police Court tried Anderson and three others yesterday afternoon for threats. Anderson refused to testify, leading to the dismissal of all defendants. He claimed fear for his life and implied an attack at the railroad wharf, while he later declined to contradict the others’ versions. Deputy Shout sent the case to a formal inquiry.
A man and companion were struck by a car near the Rapid Transit Bridge as the vehicle approached from behind. The victim, Javatien, was severely injured and remains unconscious at a hospital after being hit by the car’s handle. Medical authorities report a serious head trauma and concern about recovery. Police from the mounted patrol arrived promptly to secure the scene. the investigation continues with officials urging calm and public cooperation.
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