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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1905
Page
2
A dense listing covers rentals and rooms for rent, local shop items, and notices. It mentions furnished cottages, rooms with privacy, a K. of P. lodge meeting, and a variety of advertisements from bakeries, stores, and a horse stable rental. Community events include dances, lectures, and society meetings, plus brief legal and court notes on a sale confirmation and a not guilty verdict.
Chaos erupts as riots injure forty and spark calls for militia. mayor supports police. In other items Russian migrants in Singapore and various wartime blurbs mention gunfire quieting Japanese actions, and officers drowning in Mania.
Tonight marks the opening of Honolulu's second music festival at the Opera House with Madam Toa Gray Scott and Mr Frederick Butherell headlining. The program promises exceptional singing and choral works, with the Territorial Band conducted by Adam Gerber and a varied lineup including solo arias and group choruses. The event also features a preview of tomorrow's contest dedicated to the city boys' choir, as listed in the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Edition business index.
Ban Francisco agents list the Nevade National Bank of San Francisco and Draw Exchange on the Nevade National Bank. London Union of London and Smith's Bank Ltd. New York American Exchange National Bank. Other notes include Corn Exchange Nations de Pari Credit Lyonnais and Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corp. New Zealand and Australia banks, Bank of British North America, and related deposit and loan remarks. Also mentions fire marine life accident and liability insurance arrangements.
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