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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1901
Page
5
In Hilo on June 7 1901 a resident writes to a business to address a purchased jar. The brief note claims innocence in the purchase and seeks remedy or clarification from the recipient regarding the transaction.
Fragmentary letter complains of pickle production causing trouble. Writer cites terms like keg barrel hogshead ton of shipload and appeals to stop or reduce jars. Neighbors and relatives expect pickles, urging preservation or quotation by large units.
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Historic bakery ad touts home made pies in several flavors, hot doughnuts and cream pulls with early morning service. It promises hot coffee, tea or chocolate with hot buns and a cold sliced ham lunch for workers. A June 1 sale offers 50 loaves of bread for one dollar by phone order.
Local and general notices mention ships sailing to the Sound and Kona harvests, rental listings on Beretania street, Green River whisky at the Pantheon, and a stockholders meeting for Hawaiian Automobile Co. Also ads for Kona seed cane, Milwaukee beer, and color work by Honolulu Photo Supply Co. plus property offers near College Hills.
Washington discusses Cuban constitutional convention actions as possible substantial compliance with the Platt amendment. Officials weigh Monroe Doctrine relevance and the goal of withdrawing from Cuba while safeguarding islanders’ interests. A May 31 meeting reports the president and cabinet view the convention as not substantial compliance. The War Secretary to inform the convention. Mexico's president noted as frugal.
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