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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
5
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New England Bakery on Hotel Street offers home made pies cherry apple peach berry lemon pumpkin and cream as well as hot doughnuts at six each morning and cream puffs chocolate eclairs at eleven. They serve hot coffee tea or chocolate with hot buns doughnuts or snalls for ten cents. A cold lunch for working men costs fifteen cents and starting June 1 they will sell 30 loaves of bread for one dollar and accept orders by phone at 74.
Bolo violinist Henry Heyman, claiming to be the solo violinist to a king, advertised in San Francisco and allegedly arrived in Honolulu. Locals doubt his identity and note no prior record of a solo violinist performing for the king or in the city. The piece reads as a dubious street-card notice from a traveler with unlikely credentials.
In the Federal Court this morning Joseph Jotineon first mate of the Hal ha pled guilty to assault upon the high seas and was sentenced to three months imprisonment at hard labor. The lightest possible sentence under the statute. Funds were discussed for the extra Beatin section with figures ranging up to 145,000 for the extra station. The total cost of the Legislature wp ts 90,000.
A mixed local column reports on social events and notices from Honolulu including club cancellations, shop advertisements, repairs, and upcoming talks. It notes court cases, police court fines, and a planned baseball game, with references to ships, commerce, and local transport.
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