Notable endorsement for Myrtle Boat Club members and athletes
Used and recommended by Prof. Woods of Woods Institute, the King for Myrtle Boat Club, Woods & Sheldon, and many other premier members and athletes.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1904
Page
2
Used and recommended by Prof. Woods of Woods Institute, the King for Myrtle Boat Club, Woods & Sheldon, and many other premier members and athletes.
A scattered page advertises painting by Enos Brom at Wall Nicholas and nearby streets, stock and meat prices, real estate, travel notes, theater and salve ads, Kodak photography, and a merger update. It mentions the County Act Commission meeting at the Capitol building, a ball in San Antonio, and a King captain’s address, plus a sale at Lower & Cooke and an upcoming lumber sale at Aditeen street.
The Twenty Ninth Series offers stock subscriptions in July 1904 with a fifty cent membership per share and a one dollar monthly due per share. A stock draw provides interest and a savings-like function. Secretary Gear notes details and the issue totals about $26,000 before completion.
Far East theater reports indicate a Japanese capture and recent actions noted by Tokyo sources. The dispatch mentions ships, prizes, and ongoing hostilities with allied forces, amid unclear details from the chaotic wartime bulletin.
New York reports announce the marriage of Senator Clark to Miss Lay Chapelle of Montana, married three years after meeting in France. They share a two year old child. Diaz again president in Mexico headlines note Porfirio Diaz seeking reelection with Ramon Corral as vice president. Meat packers strike in Chicago affects workers. Leaders Fairbanks and Cortneyon confer with President.
Arrived from the colonies per 88 Sune and other listed passengers. A band concert follows the program at 7:30 PM with Part 1 Manhattan Marches and selections. Part 2 features items like Hunchback of Notre Dame and Jolly Nights. Spectators are urged to attend the public event at the station.
Public improvements by the Public Works Department were opened yesterday listing several contractors and items with varied costs and extended yards. Notable entries include Mes Varlone rom pod and Hawaii-Jonny Midllewon with amounts around 120 dollars and 2100 dollars respectively, along with multiple yard extensions and contractor names such as M Whitehouse and John Torta Mena.
Reports from Shanghai note Mr. and Mrs. Wala of Katte, Max Weaving, and Dr. C Wall of Honolulu visiting the Astor House. They plan four years' stay in Hawaii while construction work proceeds on roads and a western district project. Dr Wall has been in the Far East six months, visiting Java, Penni, Peking and other ports before returning.
A lengthy, fragmented list of passenger names and relations appears, followed by an ad note for The BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY INDEX in the Saturday Bulletin and references to rates for Evening and Weekly Bulletins. It mentions varied names, spouses, and children, plus scattered editorial remarks and a weather-styled Europe note.
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