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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1904
Page
2
A mosaic of global notes reports Japanese censorship easing in April, preparations for new operations in London and Petersburg, and a forecast of rapid Anglo Japanese moves. The miscellany includes court actions in Hawaii, shipping schedules, bankruptcy petitions, and political party rules.
Pupils at the High School will present an evening of entertainment at 8 p.m. The program includes musical numbers with Violin Obligata and chorus, a one act comedy One of Us Must Marry, and a cast featuring Jacob Zorn William Zorn Gertrude Maude Paty Louise Waldron and others. The event showcases student performers and a varied lineup.
Manila reports Sakay and followers slain in battle with police. remaining band members captured. Prairie fire deaths listed. property damage noted. London discusses radium cancer treatment abandonment and Amber death doubt amid Afghanistan rumors.
The Kalulant arrived from San Francisco after a 32 day voyage plagued by gales and a near miss off Malakal. One passenger, Jacob Bearwald, died on board and was buried at sea. He leaves a wife and daughter in Honolulu and relatives in California. A concert program at Thomas Square followed later that evening. Separately, land exchange discussions prompted by Forester Hosmer as part of government proposals were reviewed with no immediate recommendation.
The Department of Agriculture in Washington sent two and a half rounds of teak seed to the local Board of Agriculture. Forester Hosmer will attribute the weed as an experiment in inland areas. Mer tours Hawaii islands and Kauai when weather allows to inspect land propositions from the Land Department.
A doctored advertisement touts Dr. Shoop’s Restorative claiming it cures nearly all diseases via the sympathetic nerves. It lists a 5.50 bottle trial, promises books and free trials, and urges readers to write Box 8431 Racine for more information on curing ailments and restoring vitality.
Perkinson urges a scale of charges and strict rules for fumigation and infection control of plants. He will submit Hilea to the Board of Agriculture and doubts the need for broad plane inspections between inland areas. He argues quarantine duration should be long enough for thorough examination. A sidenote notes a cold cure claim and a farm planting count in Nauanu valley with government nursery figures.
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