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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1902
Page
2
Advertises pure wholesome candy made by artisans at New England Makers on Hotel 1. Describes fresh daily production and pricing at twenty five cents per pound for peanut cocoanut candy and Delirious Chew with various flavors. Claims handmade chocolates and buttercups are sold elsewhere at different outlets with promotional offers.
A garbled page lists upcoming events in Honolulu including a Harmony Mall performance at 7 20 and a cottage gathering at Mtcurde street. It notes a weekly edition offering a news summary, mentions cricket results, a musical by the Santos Ald Soplets, and meetings of the Hawaiian Mission Chiten Jety group, Territorial Teachers Association, and local schools with speakers on geography narcotics and civic topics.
In Wailoka Dr Elmira Clamont and bookkeeper Mowe of the Wailika Supar Co plan marriage next Tuesday evening with Rev HG MeekWith officiating. Clamont hails from Kan Jone California and has been in town about a month awaiting the vine to that region. Mrs HW Wuttee of Wraneloest reports 47 years. The notice includes local names and a ceremonial context with details about attendance and arrangements.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear wording about employment or project details. No verifiable names, places, or dates. The readable portion lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize with accuracy. The record remains indeterminate.
A damaged account describes a Holy Ghost festival with morning rites including a high pontifical service, bishop’s official acts, afternoon confirmations, and an evening vespers. The event drew many attendees and featured decor, offerings, and ceremonial processions amid a festive but solemn atmosphere.
The article reports Stender sustaining a severe injury last Sunday when a fall led to the amputation of a limb. Surgeons, led by Dr. Dem and staff at Matilint hospital, express cautious hope for recovery as seven young children await care at Salvation Army Orphan's Home in Prandlee.
Readable text shows disrupted event listings for a tennis tournament on Tensim Courts and a concert program with multiple pieces. Names and order are fragmentary, but references include Am Ebenezer, Alexander & Malinwin office, and a concert schedule starting 7:20 pm with overture The North Star and several musical selections.
New York to America will feature the fastest intercontinental train with rapid connections and reduced travel times. The plan promises saved hours on the route from New York to ChinaKe with faster services via the New York Canal and connections with the four railway lines, Cleveland to St Louis.
London May 4 The Postmaster General will not print a coronation stamp for the empire and colonies. Instead the regular penny postal rate will be used for now. The proposed common stamp scheme was considered undesirable and dropped.
Congress considers a 950000 appropriation to defray death and burial costs for the late President McKinley. The proposal, part of the urgent deficiency bill, faces contention in House Appropriations.
A New York area train collision at 4 o'clock resulted in the deaths of the engineer and fireman of the mall train. The freight pathh direction mishap occurred a quarter mile from the quitlon Here, with the surviving crew enduring the aftermath as authorities investigate the crash.
A brief insurance notice lists transactions involving life, fire, marine and plate insurance under the Go Insurance agency. It notes policy movements and coverage actions affecting properties and assets managed by the firm.
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