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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
2
A quirky recipe fragment describes mixing Sherry with Natoma Brandy and Martinglt cider. It instructs lemon peel and juice, nutmeg, and serving on ice, with brandy added after serving. The text preserves period tone and asset names from the source.
Local items include store hours at M May & Co Ltd and whisky deals at Pantheon. Auction set for Fort Street area and 400 acres of Cokin Buigar Plantation Co land. Hawaiian Electric Co promotes home electricity use and starch products. Train schedule adjusted to attend cows event with new timing.
A wide array of terse entries report global events from June, including revolutions ending and Peru gold standard reports, plus political and legal notes. Names like Bailey, Wilkinson, and Wickersham appear amid mentions of fires, arrests, resignations, and canal treaty negotiations.
Elstone and Mrs Wleton clinch the 4H mixed doubles crown, defeating Cumha and Ward 8-7 in a hard fought match at the Herenuinian Club yesterday. Dorotanias sweep remaining events with wins by Biggies, Chas Einto, Meyers, Elston, Cunday, and Miss Harner in doubles and mixed doubles.
A match is arranged between Billy Woods of hiv elty and Millet, the California man, at the Orpheus around July 4 with ten rounds under Queensberry rules for a $1200 purse. Jack Weday also offers to fight Millet, weighing 18 pounds lighter at 147? and Millet at 165. The bout requires a clean break. The first Union tag dates to January 1 1776 at the Cambridge camp.
London reports a heated discussion over Colonial Secretary Chamberlain's reciprocal trade idea. Editors question if Britain will pursue preferential trade and old age pensions or delay until after Parliament recess. The Telegraph analyzes 1901 US-UK trade and suggests imperial reciprocity could shift the balance without direct retaliation.
John Hoyhal shot neighbor William Morgan in Twit Valley and escaped lynching when two farmers intervened. A notebook found on Hoyhal named seven neighbors as enemies and indicated intent to kill six more. The coroner ruled Morgan died from a gunshot wound inflicted with murderous intent.
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