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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1904
Page
5
In Lihue on March 14 a Porto Rican laborer employed by Ki tatea Sugar Company was attacked with a cape kulfo, but the assailant’s plan failed due to prompt lasso use by Witlians Huddy. The injured man was taken to Hasaiatel and lodged in jail.
Page six reports a mix of local notices. Dr. Huddy resumes practice at room 406 Boston Building Fort a P. Hy. Burnette listed as merchant with youth. Court notes J L Dale charged with receiving stolen goods, Watts case set next Tuesday. Concert vouchers exchange advised. heavy bookings for Beotch concert. Easter attractions previewed at Wall Nichols and a Cape Cod style frame of local shops. Porto Ricans Ramon Martine and Pollu de Sat convicted of larceny. each sentenced to four years. Col and Mrs Parker hosted a birthday gathering for Mina Alice Campbell in a refined social scene.
Flora Donaldson and Gavin Spence, aboard the Alameda, entertained passengers with singing and humorous readings. They reported strong reception in San Francisco and Oakland, with plans for performances at the Alhambra Theatre and Opera House, backed by the Scotts Canadian Band and Honolulu Scottish Thistle Cub.
Interv. H. Cooke reports the death of Mrs. Cooke at her Oakland home after a two month illness due to suspected poison. Survived by daughter Grace Cooke and two sons J. P. Cooke of Alexander Baldwin and Wm G Cooke of San Francisco. Brother Joby Wilder and sister Ava Shepherd reside in Honolulu. Mrs Cooke spent most of her life in the Islands before moving to California in 1885. Her passing follows a long life with a wide circle of friends.
At 0 45 yesterday afternoon an alarm from Box 37 near King and River streets. Fire department arrived to find the blaze waived, a Portuguese man suspected of setting it tremored and fled, police on his track to place him in a prison cell.
Miscellaneous lines from a Honolulu exchange report appear fragmented with no clear events or named entities. The readable bits do not provide a coherent, reportable item to summarize into a complete card.
Police probe a bold Kalli Valley robbery where five Chinese men allegedly threatened a Japanese ranch worker, forcing surrender of valuables, after a series of petty thefts across Manga Moanalua and surrounding districts. Victim stated a silver watch and money were taken. suspects held at large.
The morning paper notes oil soaked books located near the Te Ab Chip fire scene. Mr Gurvey stated the oil was by no means proven to have started the blaze, suggesting uncertainty about the oil’s role in the incident.
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