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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1904
Page
3
Delicate beauty draws attention as items at the Sachs residence are arranged. New stock arrives at Alameda to replenish after a large selling period.
Governor Carter outlines methods to reduce territorial expenses by shifting costs to litigants and benefiting from self supporting sewerage and garbage services. He urges legislation to limit court costs and demand user fees, while warning of increased taxes if revenues fall short. He calls for department cooperation and data for a special session starting April 6 to present a practical, businesslike solution.
Horace N. Allen, a physician, travels to Korea with ministerial duties. The article notes his dual roles and departure timing, highlighting a stateside path to service abroad. His mission combines religious guidance with medical aid in the theater of postwar Korea.
The Slapoffaki concert shifts from Monday to Saturday evening at the Opera House due to Holy Week. Madame Slapoffaki will perform Catholic numbers and refrain from secular pieces. The program features arias from Mignon and Pannhauer, selections from Rigoletto and Il Trovatore, with Hawaiian items by a native quartet including the Ellis boys and Jones. Mrs. Barton's piano solo opens, and a review suggests the audience anticipates it.
The steamship Alameda departed for Praudeco at 8:16 AM as a large crowd gathered on the wharf. A new gangway arrangement eased traffic for departing passengers and arrivals. Among the travelers were tourists bound for Island visits, honeymooning couples, naval and mainland passengers, and local island residents including officials and shipping figures like C. Bolte and U. S. Shipping Commissioner S. G. Holt.
A Briton recounts an American joke about his wife Ruth, sharing two versions told at social gatherings. The Englishman Brown narrates how a morning exchange sparked humor, with releases about Norah and Mrs Brown’s name, drawing amused reactions from the crowd.
The Criterion Saloon advertises a merchants hot lunch daily from noon to 1 30 PM. Local sports fans favor Lon Agnew as referee for the Barry Patton clash next Saturday night. Agnew considered leaving for the coast but may stay, hoping for the chance to oversee the big event.
Chicago January 31 A divorce case raises a quirky question as Maude Hodge asks if a wife should press her husband's trousers. Opinions span from tailors and housewives to a bride of two days and a golden wedding widow. Mrs Isabella O Keefe and Mrs Frances Dickinson weigh in on duties and independence amid a discussion of sewing machines and domestic life.
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