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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1903
Page
7
An advertisement by Dr. Shoop hawks a “Rheumatic Cure” with bold claims of complete cure for rheumatism. It asserts extensive personal testing, a German chemical discovery, and guarantees to refund if not effective, offering a one month trial for $5.40 with mail order to Dr. Sharp, Box 331, Riverside, and promises rapid improvement even in chronic cases.
Minder and by order of the Maui District Court of Hawaii an auction is set at the Kalona Hale Police Station in Honolulu for the sale of Don Lin Tong Ting’s property. The sale occurs Friday in April 1903, at 12 noon, with opening bid at 160 dollars plus costs. Property details include 117 feet by 94 feet on Molili street, with rent of 35 dollars per year. CHAS CHILLINGWORTH, Honolulu, March 17, 1903.
At the Anaya meeting of the Brook Pool and So held, officers were elected for the upcoming term including Premh as Vice President C. Conrad as Secretary and Treasurer NG Gedge, with NG Gedge also named as a director.
March 20. Mrs Pelt widow of Rev A Pall and mother of Han Philip Pall, died after years of stomach and intestinal disorders. Funeral services held at Warner church with Rev Nawaline of Wathes officiating. Burial followed in Lehaline cemetery near old Lahaina chiefs’ graves. The mourners filled the church as hymns of the Singing Hell song and prayers marked the service.
York World reports the Czarina wore a white velvet dress with a four yard long train embroidered in gold. The ensemble featured a diamond center and pearl trim, with peacock feather wings and exotic eye details. Jewelry represented a value near 3 million dollars, amid a Winter Palace display.
New York reports Rev. W. W. Waddell a Presbyterian missionary from Henail interior traveled 4000 miles to have a tooth pulled. A doctor alleged Waddell suffered paneer during the procedure and recommended rest in New York. The man and his wife awaited further treatment and a possible cocaine component was noted in the account words.
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