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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1904
Page
3
Sachs store displays an array of Easter gowns and white materials for dresses and daily wear. The announcement highlights patterns, per yard prices, and up-to-date fabrics including mercerized white goods, chiffon, and organdie, with bold claims of quality from top factories.
Silvery Easter styles arrive with gold plated hat pins featuring Kamehameha. Souvenirs accompany each trimmed hat as the season unveils handsome selections beginning Monday March 28.
The store promotes shirt waist hats at unusually low prices with a wider range of attractive colors and new shapes. Added attractions since the Easter opening emphasize quality and value, promising bargain prices on stylish headwear.
A wartime scene from Mukden shows Russian troops stationed to preserve order in a photograph. The caption notes Chinese views of Russian camp work, with a cautious forecast of Chinese resistance and the broader impact on local labor, highlighting a tense prewar atmosphere.
C W Booth through counsel Medicis answers injunction proceeding by C B Desky to foreclose on Booths Pacific Heights mortgage. He denies improper acts or mutual understandings and argues survey inaccuracy and prior willingness to aid Desky. Booth details prior leniency, cost estimates for proper survey, and notes he delayed foreclosure to allow repayment. He asserts the mortgage was properly executed, denies illegal concessions, and seeks a full foreclosure hearing.
Collector Stackable reports that the revenue cutter Thatia is to sail from San Francisco for Honolulu on April 1 and will stay on station here for three or four months. Afterward she will cruise to Point Barrows, likely being replaced, with Captain Hamlet taking command of the Thetis, successor to Hugh McCullonge.
A writ of no event issued by the U S District Court to stop departure of a suspected debtor. Nap, a Maul storekeeper, was taken by Deputy U S Marshal Winter from the boat before it sailed last evening as part of a petition to declare Young Nap bankrupt. The Evening Bulletin summarizes the day’s events in its weekly edition.
A sensational advertisement explains how uric acid from food and improper tea use causes rheumatism. It touts Dr. Bhoop's Rheumatic Cure as a safe remedy that dissolves uric acid, neutralizes toxins, and supposedly repairs damaged joints within a week, offering a free treatise and a month trial.
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