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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1902
Page
5
Advertises painless dental extractions and fillings with patented appliances and porcelain crowns. Claims patented methods free of pain, guaranteed for ten years, performed by graduates with 12 to 20 years of experience. Offers pre examination and cost disclosure before work.
A collage of notices from Honolulu including a jeweler on Hotel Street renting a new Beretaula street house, merchandise from J Hopp & Co and Pacific Import Co, rope furniture stock at Coyne, and a call for a housekeeper. Also small ads for photography, whiskey prices, satin designs at Hache Dry Goods, and notices from Macfarlane about Smith Premier typewriters. Community events include a postponed Young People’s society social, band concert praise at the Hawaiian Hotel grounds, Gaelic steamer Barber’s Point, and a basketball game postponement at Oahu College. Funeral for Frank Harvey, Wahiawa Sugar Co. meeting adjourned, plus a Mike Keany talk on American Humor at the WO.A. rooms referencing Irving Knickerbocker.
Manuel Sova appeared in Police Court yesterday on a charge of stealing souvenirs from Wall, Nichols Co. His parents said he was unmanageable and had ignored them. Judge Wilcox sent him to reform school for three years to learn work and behavior. They hoped it would improve his conduct before release.
The morning report from Niihau notes Keauhou at Walmen discharging and sailing for Monoula tonight. W. G. Halt at Makawetl loading sugar with 250 bags allowed. James Makeoty weatherhound at Hanatet. B. G. Whitney at Makawell loading sugar with 14 000 bags aboard. Four-master Rowamood at Hieole with 10 000 bags aboard. Fine weather north and rough seas windward side. Northeast trades bring strong winds. ships homeward face choppy seas.
Frank Burnett and his uncle Herbert Cooke depart Honolulu aboard a chartered ship for a year long pleasure and health cruise. They plan to travel toward Japan and along the Chinese coast and the Netherlands area. Cooke recently joined a volunteer company of Montreall and has completed high ritual duties with the Priv of Wales Regiment. The Minnerg liner arrived here last Saturday.
In a Waikiki district Police Court session, Barah Hall and Annie Hall once friends but now rivals clashed over vulgar and profane language. Witness Sarah Hall said the dispute began after introductions to a Portuguese man named Richard and involved a confrontation on King Street near Waikiki Road. Judge Wilcox admonished both women to stay away from the building and ordered them released after a cautionary lecture.
Misse Kauffman driving near Thomas Square as a carriage horses bolted after dishes clattered. The driver struggled to stop them through Penenook and Puna how streets, finally regaining control at Ogden Place. The frighted rider was helped by Chip Charlick who escorted her back to the Hatch bone. No injuries reported. horses cooled and returned to stables. Authorities plan a meeting during HEAT Week.
An old Honolulu notice lists merchants on 816 Fort Street including Haviland Ware Victor Bate & Lock Co. Ideal Ready Mixed Paints Pansy Stoves Improved Stone Filter and the Breen Aermotor among items and brands.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to mercantile firms, bonds and company names including Wilner Seaman C, Bertie Co, Natanat Fits, and lawalian Choy par cont. Insufficient readable details prevent precise entities or actions.
Snowball the famed colored boy and the Dandy Shoe Shiner drew crowds at Manufacturer's Shoe Co during a morning demonstration. Snowball showed the Dandy's advantages over old polishing methods. The polisher, widely advertised, promises household usefulness as it expands in New York and beyond.
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