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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1903
Page
6
A fragmented ad lists Clams Little Neck and other seafood items with varied prices per dozen case bottle and tin, including Sardines in tomatoes and mustard varieties. Mentions Horringe smoked products, and urges patrons to call with orders from near ALAR ED, HONOLULU TH.
Washington March 8 Grover Cleveland plans a western journey moving farther west than ever before. He will appear on the platform with President Cleveland in Denver after traveling by special car and accompanied by friends.
A complaint under the Elkins Act and Interstate Commerce provisions targets the Central Yellow Pine Association and major railroad firms. It alleges rebates via a tap-line division scheme that channels lumber through own railroads to reduce freight, disadvantaging rivals and violating interstate transportation rules.
A London dispatch notes an apparent revival of the bonnet as a fashion novelty seen on Bond Street. Elegant young women in green ribboned bonnets with spring flowers draw crowds and prompt inquiries into a potential revival of this old fashioned headwear.
Talks of a walkout by Rapid Transit motormen and conductors faded after a night of meetings. They feared the company would hire cheaper workers and cut wages, but management state they will employ competent staff and pay well. A Grievance Committee was appointed to meet Manager Ballentyne.
The Senate met briefly with the Sento referring the House expenses bill to Ways and Means. Senator Baldwin was absent, halting health board appropriations. The chamber adjourned for the day as lawmakers planned an afternoon visit to Kapololan Park for inspection.
A quiet Hearst wedding in Grace Church New York joined W. Fr. Hearat to Aliincent Willkon, daughter of George H. Willson, with over twenty guests. Anita Willson served as mistress of honor Orrin Heck was best man. The chancel blaze featured roses and apple blossoms.
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