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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1902
Page
5
Honolulu dental parlor advertises a painless method using patented appliances for extracting teeth and applying gold and porcelain crowns. Staff of graduated dentists with 12 to 20 years experience guarantee no pain, free examination, and upfront pricing.
Madame Bishop will headline a staged event featuring the "Opera Horse" on Marel 14 with music by Queen Jaline and pieces from the Star Spangled Howser. Carrie Catte and Prof J H Amme will accompany. Whitney will join as second. Tickets go on sale through Wall Nichole Company with prices set at one dollar reserve and fifty cents gallery.
Prof Wo Sharp the musician leaves for Washington to finalize a patent for an attachment that lets a pianist play any key on a piano without finger changes. The invention, under development for years, would attach to an existing piano with minimal alterations, potentially prompting manufacturers to adopt the design.
The Orpheum show featuring Cunnying collapses after a hypnotist act misfires with a Black volunteer as the audience witnesses a staged sequence. The performer signals a decline, prompts a tense moment, and plans to depart after tonight. The act may relocate to a Chinese theater if a later engagement is guaranteed.
A fragmentary report quotes a source predicting smallpox will spread in Iowa unless halted. It notes churches and colleges closed, cases rising, and claims a doctor advocates internal remedies. The passage mentions germ spread through digestion and conspiratorial optimism about a cure before winter.
The WOMCA board met in association rooms and admitted thirteen new members. Atty old books were donated to the M C A library from Mini NB Hendricks, with a list of varied names. About 400 in funds remain to be raised and another meeting will be planned for month end to organize the next annual gathering. Dr Worle, a chiropodist, announced a move from his former rotation to a larger office on Hotel Street in the Oregon block next to the Elite tallying.
A varied Honolulu page reports notices and brief items. Creditors must appear for Archibald Quinlan’s estate. the Mawalion Jorkey Club meeting was postponed. military and civilian events entertain soldiers at concerts and gatherings. Watches and shop items, prices, and local ads fill the page along with upcoming meetings and travel plans.
The Sonoma will be at least twelve hours late arriving from San Francisco due to mail delays. It was to sail for Honolulu at 10 a.m. on February 27, but Nippon Mail reports the British liners slow, delaying departure. Early vessels from Sydney may also be held by forecast gale conditions for many hours.
Reports indicate George W Macfarlane received news of his brother Edward's death with the late relative's romaine arrival in San Francisco. The widow travels to Honolulu with the remains, while the mother remains prostrate in town amid the family's sorrow.
Community group Alt Teivhiven plans a St Patrick Day event in Honolulu at the Honolulu Athletic Club on Alake Street. Members prepare trade showcases and social activities for the evening gathering at Baitore Home.
The report details irrigation work, new pump installations, and a rise in sugar production. It notes twenty miles of railroad completed, growing yields, and costs from 1900 to 1901 including $640,000 invested and a crop expected to total 10,000 tons per acre.
A Japanese man at the post station asked for a warrant to arrest a countryman believed to have run away with his wife. The deputy sheriff asked the value of his wife, the clerk paused, and the Japanese finally declared, not a hundred dollars and not even that, having not made calculations, arriving at an intimate estimate.
The weekly Evening Bulletin, the Territory’s leading edition, reports on a police investigation into a major crime case. It mentions detective work, suspects, and the path of the investigation as authorities pursue leads and confront challenges in identifying the perpetrators.
Orders for the purchase or sale of stocks and bonds carefully and promptly executed. Lowns negotiated.
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