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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
3
Notices of job seeks and helpers, shop ads, and upcoming events fill the page. A young man seeks a bookkeeping post. ads promote groceries, furniture, and fashion goods. Local entertainment includes a church party and a concert, with rail and transit notes and weather/utility reminders scattered throughout.
An afternoon game is arranged between the local club and a HO team from Winkler with players including Captain R Anderson, Heardmore, Birkmyra, Catton, Catton Att Hafeld, Jordan, McGit, Mellon and More. Molokai sends Lotus with Honalus boys seeking a rematch on June 20.
Amupelated Prems Cable reports the Reliance barely beat Colombia in a race and faces constitutional questions. Knox advised Cabinet to ignore a VIRUELA injunction on launching a cruiser Galveston. Fire in Cunningham Welch store causes $100000 loss. Welch Inc. listed as importers. Ramusl Wo Welch president. Edwin Curties VP. Jacob Ap Die secretary. London reports Lord Lansdowne calling withdrawal of British envoy from Berlin over murder of King Alexander. Berlin suspects regicides promoted then moved from the country. German stance on regime change noted.
A garbled report says an extension project will cause a temporary suspension of care near Puuow bridge within a hundred yards, with services resuming next day. It notes limited car access Monday, ten minute delays, and a switch near Vine yard to be laid. No extension around the promenade until Vine is finished to Queen and River streets, with transfer points at King and Alukeat and Hotel.
The wedding of J. J. Irenas and Mic Eleanor Pires occurred last evening at the Portuguese church with a large attendance. The bridal party entered through the main entrance as Mira Margaret Cooke played the Lohengrin march on the organ. The service was conducted by Rev. A. V. Hooves and Rev. O. P. Emerson, with maid of honor Miss Agnes Alexander in attendance. After the ceremony the couple left for their home in Fulota.
The schooner Kaulkeaoull has been thoroughly overhauled and painted. She will start loading Monday morning and will sail for Kohalalole at once, with preparations underway for departure.
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