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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1904
Page
2
Mixed notices detail retail ads and events in Honolulu. Prominent names include Alexander Young Hotel, Honolulu Photo Supply Co, and Watson & West. Mentions lectures, clubs, church meetings, auctions, and civic notices with various dates and local addresses.
World News by Cable reports Harbin prices up 100 percent amid unrest. Ching-Chow rebellion challenges Boxer rule. women and children prepare to leave Yinkow. Red Sea squadron stay order from Admiral Wirenne. Emancipation anniversary observed in Petrograd. 2500 Japanese land at Song Chin as Russia campaign continues. Prairie fire devastates 75 000 acres in Comanche county Oklahoma with losses. Lawton narrowly escapes destruction. Panama purchase prompts 20 percent of government depositories’ holdings to Treasury by March 2. remaining supply at twenty million.
The Hawaiian Historical Society held its annual meeting at the Honolulu Library. Officers and new members were elected, including Raymond M. Anot of Rochester as corresponding member and Bishop Henry St. Rextarick among active members. A by law amendment lowered the initiation fee. A paper by President Emerson explored the poetry and heritage of Hawaii, noting linguistic notes and numeration systems across Pacific peoples. Separate notes mention a Portuguese Evangelical church wedding with Rev A Soares officiating and guests attending at the bride’s family home.
Fragmented, garbled text from a historical newspaper fragment describing remedies and personal pleas. Mentions restorative month events and advice on sympathy. Appears to blend medical and social commentary with adult themes and fragmented quotations.
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