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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1903
Page
2
Hawaiian Hardware Company announces a large stock arrival including fishing nets netting twine harness saddle latigo leather rubber and cotton hose horseshoes and horse shoe nails paints oils varnishes brushes packing belting and engineers and plumbers supplies. Attorney at law Alehu Key Hawaii.
Classified note lists unfurnished rooms to set cards for sale at the Bulletin. Details on locations and prices are readable in the readable portions. The item highlights available rooms and contact references for prospective buyers.
The article surveys men’s wear emphasizing gray palettes and varied fabrics. It highlights shirts, ties, and frock details from fine French and English flannels, with patterns including stripes, spots, and vine motifs, and notes color trends like pearl gray, tan stripes, and blue and lavender accents. It also mentions shirt embroidery placement and the persistence of classic black and tan combinations.
Washington April seventy two two star plan warships urged by Admiral Dewey as chairman of the General Naval Board. Congress failed to pass a rapid ship-building program, but a compromise added four and a half dozen battleships and other vessels, while officials expect the General Naval Board views to guide the navy’s progress.
President Jordan of Stanford University denounces student flirting within the quadrangle and library precincts as a disservice to study. He urges boys and girls to choose other social venues to avoid the Head's displeasure. His remarks came during the third general assembly of the semester in Assembly Hall.
New York Herald notes a steep drop in coffee prices to 3.95 cents per pound with April and May delivery. Analysts estimate the Lewisohn family's assets at about 20 million dollars, suggesting potential strain on credit from coffee ventures. The piece alludes to broader naval and military procurement ideas amid the era.
A compact note lists chess problems for enthusiasts including Poblem No. 72 by M. White, Weed, with a move Kt-Q 8 and references to Problem No. 74 from British Chess Magazine by A.C. White, New York.
Senator George C Yeat of Missouri retired to private life and shared views on the 1904 presidential outlook. He said Democrats have no chance against Roosevelt unless the country’s condition changes, while Republicans aim to maintain prosperity into fall 1904. He noted trusts have been irritated but not enraged by current proceedings.
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