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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
2
Advertises various confections with prices per pound and daily availability. Claims 25 cents for a pound of buttered peanut cocoanut popcorn and 40 cents to 50 cents for assorted chocolates, promoting hand made chocolate assortments and other sweets.
A dense, garbled summary of local notices and ads. Mentions prim lager, photographers, shirt makers, groceries, and a Hamilton area event. Notable items include shoe works, tailor services, produce markets, and a May theatre or social gathering. References to political party committees and upcoming meetings appear amid miscellaneous notices.
Fragmented OCR yields a crowding of names and phrases about a tug of war contest between Lumber Yurney and Haritle Hurdwusem with a late-city note. It mentions a complimentary concert after events and lists performers and venues though details are garbled. The readable core references a victory in a second pall and a band performance at Albus hall in the evening.
A well known Native Hawaiian, aged about 1 year, drowned after a surf accident near quarantine island. Witnesses said he and companions drank alcohol in town. later three men including the boy drowned when their boat capsized. An inquest was held, noting alcohol in the stomach and a fatality from drowning.
A fragmented report lists players and match pairings across clubs and venues, naming ACT Urork TP Ay I Cunha Ay Waterhouse, J B Cooke, Carter, Nowell, and Waterton among others. It notes preliminary rounds and mentions officials and venues in a dense, partial football-like tennis schedule.
An ornate wedding tale unfolds at the Kerr residence with James Makes and Miss Carr as the central couple. Guests include Mr and Mrs Kore, Mr and Mrs Kitwant Paries Sr, and others as the ceremony proceeds with traditional music and floral procession. Amenities promise a honeymoon following the nuptials.
An old remedy claims to cure a gold in one day by taking laxatives from quinine tablets. The advertisement promises a money refund if not cured, featuring a signature from W. Grove on each box with 26 emu.
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