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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1903
Page
3
An evening program at Aloha Lodge K of P Walluka will be conducted by C D Lutkin. The concert includes Fantasie Polonaise in Flat Op 22 by Chopin, plus vocal and instrumental selections. The reader may note the event location near Corner Aloha Palm Tree.
A garbled defense statement reportedly signed by Manuel T. Furtado is cited in a Wright case charging MT Puretado with conciet and juror interference. The document mentions doyen B Haywood Whett and alleges a premeditated act with ulterior motives.
Emma Square concert offers a program with Poet and Peasant Overture and Chopin selections. Marches and waltzes mix with vocal pieces, including a selection by Gounod and a noted Sun Spangled Banner finale.
Fragmentary OCR describes an 8 Hydeographic office in Kan Frenclerd stating no limit to a pranwit machine for citing exact position of the deland. Mentions WHH transit station and a cable to Midway Island with possible station at Midway if cable tracing reaches the area.
Fragmentary OCR lists sugar tonnages at multiple Hawaiian localities and mentions naval commander Sloger and the Solve undertaking an appointment request. Several mangled place names and names of individuals appear, with no coherent narrative or dates to anchor the event.
Governor Dole and staff attended a rousing night celebrating Company F National Guard drill ground victory. Beckley Kuhio and others praised the regiment’s discipline, unity, and readiness to defend Hawaii, with speeches highlighting loyalty to the Territory and willingness to march if needed.
The session covers a motion by Senator Aci to amend the report on Lie Sieceltaneane Petitions to designate a school as a Government school, with church services at another. Debate includes references to a rural school with five Chinese boys, a suggestion to use Government or public school wording, and concerns about broader community impact. A related liquor license topic discusses city-wide regulations and the need for practical provisions. The president and camp officials are mentioned in procedural remarks.
In this vintage ad a patent medicine called Perry Davis Pain Killer is promoted as a general cure for pain and debility. The copy claims it aids stomach, liver and bowel issues, nerves, melancholy, and weakness, urging daily use and noting a price of 50 cents.
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