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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1904
Page
2
Announcement states Sachs Store appointed special agent for Butterick Patterns and Butterick Fashion. Mentions upcoming establishment of a new eyebrow and an art department with rising quantity of new items.
The Makaweli Sugar Company held a meeting with Alexander & Baldwin present to reelect officers H. J. Baldwin as president and W. M. Giffard as vice president along with W. M. Templeton secretary Geo. M. Rolph treasurer C. B. Mur floch auditor and a board including J. B. Castle Robt Catton and others The manager reported a challenging year with a cold winter and dry summer reducing cane yields Leafhopper damage was noted and steps to improve water supply and milling capacity were outlined Along with ditch extensions at Olokele and Hanapepe the company planned upgrades costing about 125 000 dollars funded by bonds and expected to lift production. Continuous comment on labor, finances, and crop yields followed.
A sensational 19th century medical advertisement promises a restorative cure for weak nerves and organs. Dr Shoup offers a guaranteed remedy via mailed postal cards, urging trust and payment only if results occur. The pitch claims broad success and low upfront cost with refunds if no improvement.
Reports describe a disaster to Russian troops at Lake Baikal with a snow avalanche blocking the Baikal line on February 18. A train with troops derailed, one soldier killed, five seriously injured, fourteen lightly hurt. travel expected to resume next day. Port Arthur reports mass civilian departure, with garrison remaining. A patriotism surge sees Polish and Caucasus groups volunteering. forty-five Jewish doctors donate their services, with a synagogue service prior to departure. Robert Drahakin delivers a fervent address to a large congregation including Aaron Cinzeberg and other Jewish notables.
A Pearl Harbor worker nearly drowned during gale wreckage when his house toppled into the water. H R Cooper heard shouts and cut a hole in the side, freeing the Chinese occupant just in time as the home sank further.
Promoter offers sewer connections at thirty cents per foot. Advertisement notes low rates and mentions ongoing work, highlighting cost efficiency for plumbing and drainage projects in the area.
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