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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1902
Page
2
An old advertisement touts a bakery store on Motel Street offering fresh candies and confections. Prices range from twenty five cents per pound for various nuts and popcorn to forty, fifty cents for hand made chocolates. The note invites ladies to sample and inspect the display with promotional lines echoing vintage bargain language.
Local items report rent listings at 1240 Fort St and rooms near popular hotel, with paint ads and amateur photography tips from Honolulu Photo Supply Co. Mentioned are a drowning death of a Portuguese youth near Hanapepe boat house and health fumigation orders for outward bound ships like the Alde Bennere. The regular rehearsal of St Andrews Cathedral and a charity program at Central Unites are noted, plus a device accident during bicycle events and a jury panel appointment.
A funeral was held yesterday afternoon for Hobert Winn at Navanu cemetery with friends attending. Rev. WM. Kinwald led the service at the house nearby. a choir from Central Voian sang, and a procession followed to the grave. The pallbearers included George W. Mupfarlane and Robert Cat Woo, with mourners and relatives present.
In a hard fought men’s singles final, Atherton defeats Rath to claim the title. The match featured aggressive baseline play and long rallies with Atherton seizing control in the closing stages to win 3-6, 6-3, 6-3, securing the championship for his club and adding to a day of strong results in the tournament.
A Washington Times excerpt recounts an unsigned letter from C. Tutle of New York praising Governor Dole and Hawaii. The writer recalls striving for news from the mainland, expresses hope for Hawaii’s future under capable governance, and notes broader pro American sentiment amid global tensions.
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