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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1903
Page
2
A fragmentary note describes mixing fruit brandy and cider with lemon juice and sugar, then chilling and adding nutmeg, followed by a float of more brandy. It lists quantities such as one quart bottle of brandy and half a lemon squeezed, aiming for a spiced cherry cider drink.
The notice advertises Kuna coffee at 25e per tb at Day’s Grocery, MT 64, urging readers to remember the Hilomens on July 4 at the Pantheon Saloon on Hotet Serer.
Fragmented Honolulu page items mention public works, hospital fever cases, and upcoming events including a charity concert, a wedding, and a church social. Notices cover probate, tenders for cant deliveries, and naval and colonial era items with local names and places interwoven.
New York dispatch reports two burglars captured mysteriously by George Keppel in a London style household drama. They confessed mid confrontation that they were entranced by a mistress of diamonds and evening dress who spoke calmly before the arrest. The scene involved a white servant and a Mrs Keppel with the prisoners surrendering valuables valued near 250 dollars.
A recent social gathering showcased Sousa band pieces and humorous readings. Harold Ashford delivered two standout acts, including an original piece titled The Dougian Patong. The audience applauded vigorously as the artist demonstrated strong character work and expressive timing.
L Wight president of the Wier steamship company returns as a passenger aboard the Nebraskan from San Francisco. The Nebraskan arrived this morning. Wight declined comment on a Wilder Steamship purchase as a private matter. Paine killer advertisement appears amid the dispatch.
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