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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
5
An advertisement touts a dental parlor in Honolulu claiming painless extractions and fillings using patented apple anc es and 11 ply gold crowns. It promises no sleep aids, free examination, and pricing details after consultation, with graduated dentists of 12 to 20 years’ experience overseeing departments.
Willis Larsen head of Union Express recounts a near electrocution after riding past fallen live wires on Merchant Street. Crowd warned him to beware but he continued. he was unable to dismount, freed a foot, then regained control as bystanders removed the live wire, narrowly avoiding disaster.
Commissioner at Agriculture William Wray Taylor visited Nyunuwu Valley on Saturday afternoon and found no damage from the storm. He witnessed a wagon accident on Pall Road caused by gusts, a Japanese driver detached his horn and attempted a turn, and strong winds and rain were noted with no forest damage yet observed.
The local column reports multiple items: a funeral mass for Sister Teteen at a Catholic church, attendance notes for a municipal meeting, and details on criminal matters referred to the Attorney General. It mentions the Pearl Harbor case, delays in the Watlikt extension project due to weather, and an upcoming court session. The Hyades arrives in port with a rough voyage and freight, plans to discharge and proceed to Kahului, with expected departure Sunday night.
A packing reunion in Cheyenne Wyoming honors the death of United States District Attorney J C Waird. The program features a memorial page with poetic verse and a halftone of Major Frank Willis Foote, remembered by locals from 1598 when he led the First Wyoming Battalion en route to the Philippines.
San Francisco reports Mrs. Sulla Field widow of Eugene Field plans a pleasure trip to Honolulu after a brief Alameda visit with Henry Meld’s family. She leaves two sons in Maryland and another in China. Field’s widow will spend about three months in the islands with Erlend’s party.
The harkentine W H Dimond returned noon today from San Francisco after a 22 day voyage into heavy seas and gale winds. A crewman described fights on deck and a disciplinary incident aboard the ship.
Architects in Amhhou begin filing copies of their plans with Mullis Exchange for the convent line of subcontractors. Main contractors prepare there aurea as cities containing over 2,400 moron yelth and a total population of 700,00 are noted, including Washington 46,708 Baltimore TH. 20 New Orleans 17.7L4s Philadelphia 2.018 and New York 00,690.
The 802 Club plans a masquerade ball at Elke Hall on March weak night. Members will receive five tickets for distribution among friends. The evening includes a brief report, a meeting with election and installation of officers, and entertainment with dancing between sets.
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