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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1904
Page
3
Our Art Department showcases new cushion tops and patterns on cambric for collars handkerchiefs table covers napkins doilies hip yokes etons. Bat rings in white and black. Rew Teneriffe wheel Indian steel gold silver beads spangles and jewels in six colors. Floss and down pillows all sizes stuffed pin cushions all sizes and shapes.
An audience at the Bavalian Opera House heard speeches on the Orient war amid Japanese Red Cross themes. Prof. Scott Rev. Pearson and Walter G. Smith led remarks praising the Red Cross work and promoting international brotherhood, interspersed with performances by geisha dancers. A forwarded document from Russia’s oppositional party criticized its government and urged Japanese-Russian harmony, urging liberty for political prisoners and denouncing autocracy.
A heartfelt acknowledgment from a household thanking friends, Dr Herbert, churches, and associations for steadfast care during Mr Wes tervest illness and death. The message prays for comfort from the Silvine Father and mentions the Bulletin Publishing Company as a supplier of blank books and related items.
Fragmented diary of a theater columnist describes the arrival of the American Travesty Hines troupe at the Orpheum in Honolulu. Magnetic Maud Amber and Winfield Blake introduce coast song hits as locals prepare for two days of rehearsal and nerves before the show amid jokes about jungle travel and cultural stereotypes.
Dr. Lyman Abbott spoke to UC students in Harmon gymnasium urging reverence for religion and law, warning America’s rapid growth risks civilization if virtue lags. He urged university leaders to Christianize the nation and foster self-sacrifice, noting government faults and rising wealth as perils and opportunities.
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