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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1904
Page
5
The advertising item touts Pacific Rubber Paint as retaining its beauty longer than other brands and ready for instant use. It highlights its general house painting suitability and availability in sizes to suit quick application at King and Hotel Streets.
Column notes on wages for jurors due in June, local notices, and a looser set of items from the town. Mentions include advertising blurbs, theater and entertainment hints, a Hawaiian quarter car button find and reward, a death of Mrs. T. K. Clark, and various public and commercial notices amid a bustling local page.
The Pacific Heights railroad project faces sharp debate over costs and improvements. Directors authorize manager to seek funds for repairs and upgrades including steel and track bed work. Residents like von Haimts and Kerr weigh impact as service resumes near the summit.
Passenger list includes Helene ulyie-Mre, Tandall, Bot tomley and wives, Mr Hamas and wife, Mrs B. E. Guthbert, Mrs 81 Randall and companion, H. D. Cobb, Crichet, L. A. Thurston. The city offers hot lunch with daily bill of fare at Bike fee Cream Parlors.
Proceedings in two courts reveal testimony about a society and its management. Strauch asserts a contract and compensation as a cooperative society manager. Huntington Sedgebeer testifies about the society membership and management of interests. Davis denies involvement and payment claims. A bankruptcy ruling is deferred.
A list of passengers with multiple names appears in a damaged OCR item. The text notes cards on sale at Bulletin and includes many individuals such as Maul, Kona, Kawporta, Mawna Loa, Jilly t-Chaw, Ka, Joule Warren, Mr Bing Kee, Abieen A, Uraymer, P.N. Kohaku McWayne, Goo Weight BK Bull ty A. Thure, A. Maguire, W. Lahan, Mire Kekela Mina Kekela Aline Alles, Smithsen J. D. Paine and boy, Mias Emily Fernandes and two children, Jennie M. Jones, Violet Cowan, and others.
Prosident 4 A Kennedy of the Ine epdaland Bremm Navigation Co reports that the stemmer Hananel arrived in San Francisco after a 12 day voyage from Honolulu, leaving June 14. The word Arrived was the only transmission received, timing unclear due to time zone differences. The ship may be sold or chartered for coastwise trade. prices and delays noted. France's potato production stated as context.
American Consul Diederich reports from Bremen on May 12, noting European beet sugar production cuts. He cites overproduction, fierce competition, and the HM rumels convention effect driving lower prices and a need for U S and European adjustments. Production in Europe falls about 5 to 6 percent from last year, with expected sugar beet harvests and rising consumption unlikely to offset the decline.
Washington June 2 A telegram received by President Roosevelt from Governor Cutter of Hawaii and others equally well known. Yale men await with joy tomorrow's inauguration of your views to country and party.
For sale is the mountain section of 1 Kalawahing spanning about 2091 acres from the whort above Lunalilo Home to Tantalus peak and to Manoa valley head. The Government Tantalus Rost wind runs roughly three miles through the property offering access to all parts. Includes all renovations for Mountain Homes with several springs that could be opened for ample water. The land is heavily timbered rising above 2000 feet, with several houses and gardens on site. For further information contact A V Gear at 422 King St.
Last evening at Tolan College prizes were given for proficiency in various subjects. Recipients include Mon Yin, J Woo, A Carter, W Carter, Kea, Lam Ker, P Chong, Evans Writing, and others across religious knowledge, general neurose, mathematics, Latin, French and German. Attendees included Queen Liluiokalans and Prince Innate. Public demonstrations of the United States Stanal Corps were scheduled daily at the government building at the World’s Fair.
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