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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
6
Washington May 29 The excess in treasury receipts over expenditures for the first eleven months of the year tops 4 million dollars. Total receipts year to date amount to 510,538,47 while total expenditures reach 471,584,868. The surplus for the current month stands at 3,6 percent.
A New York rumor claims Alien Ellanbeth Sheldon is engaged to novelist Ming Aletion’s nephew Anthony Hope Hawkins. The Sheldon family, led by Charles H. Sheldon, reportedly announced the engagement of their other daughter, Sueanne Sheldon. Henry Alney, an English actor, is mentioned, with no firm denial from Mr. Sheldon. Elizabeth Kboldou is noted for her musical talents in Bacely and London.
A jury ruled in favor of the water cure contract against a claimant alleging faulty plumbing and defective fixtures. The case cited a Douglas Patent Closet and a water system promise, with the plaintiff claiming continual leaks and inconvenience despite the contract. The Department of justice details and the business manual references appear in the broader newspaper notices.
At the annual meeting the Maui report shows steady attendance with 25 pupils, more church and Sunday school engagement, and Chinese and Japanese congregations growing through baptisms and fellowship. Hilo report notes Miss Pomeroy’s Chinese work, kindergarten gains, and hope for a mainland preacher. Kohala reports a flourishing Chinese effort and a new preacher awaiting from China.
Military orders from Honolulu outline deputation of First Lieutenant Harry W. Newton to the First Regiment National Guard of Hawaii for the 144th encampment at Kapolani Park, reporting to Colonel J W Jones. The Hilo National Guard company is ordered to camp, with transportation and rations provided, under directives from Department Headquarters and the governor.
Marguerite Mogene ta of Thaliea near Ban Quentin awoke after a twenty year cataleptic sleep on a Paris day in May. Doctors noted faint responses and questioned her awareness as she slowly regained strength before dying that day. The case drew attention to suspected malady effects and sparked medical discussion about long cataleptic states.
An advertising notice claims a single day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It urges druggists to refund money if not effective and features H W Grove’s signature on each box. Price listed as 26 cents.
Halifax May 29 The Hariae Worthy publishers of London disclose a deal to control 1 000 000 acres of timber land in Newfoundland with intent to erect large scale pulp and paper mills The Newfoundland Timber Estates Company and associates previously owned by Lewis Miller and H M Whitewey plan 19 000 000 in development including mills and related facilities.
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