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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1901
Page
5
Save your photos by binding under glass with the Gummed Binding. Simple, neat, and lasting for home display. King Bros offers full stock in any shade and invites customers to do the work themselves.
Home Made Pies in multiple flavors, hot at 6 o clock a.m. Doughnuts and pastries ready by 11 a.m. Cream puffs and eclairs. Hot beverages and light breakfast for 16 cents. Cold sliced ham lunch for 15 cents. June 1 sale: loaves of bread for one dollar. Call 74 to order.
A jumble of brief items lists a sale notice and debt reminder, new street tenants near King Street, a late Carrie Nation image at the Pantheon, fire board discussions on an alleged clasp, rental offerings for the Allen block, luau plans at Waiiki parish, kindergarten commencement at Castle, Occidental Insurance Co. distributing subcompany materials, arrival of Mrs Hughes aboard Zealandia, and Supreme Court argument in the Waitaki Sugar Co. v Hawaii Commercial and Sugar Co. case. The mix also notes a flighty reference to a forthcoming Philadelphia cruise and a legal tunnel vs debirin dispute discussion.
A planned program at St Louis College on the 23d Inet features a regular play plus additional numbers and a modern music turnout by the school orchestra. The hall is prepared for hundreds with enhanced seating comfort. Reserved tickets are at local bookshops or via pupils. unpurchased tickets can be paid at the box office on the night. A reserved house is announced to encourage early purchasing.
San Francisco on June 3 reports rising labor tension as iron molders and core makers threaten to abstain from work, signaling a possible citywide shutdown across iron shops. Employers expect a broader strike linked to a Metal Trades Association convention in New York and a June 17, 2001, date for decisive action.
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