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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1903
Page
5
The Government Chemist reports Primo Lager as the only beer tested that was pure and free from preservative acids. The notice warns health conscious readers to avoid beers fortified with injurious substances and urges choosing Primo Lager for safety.
In a disorderly house case on Reritonia street two men Lyle Mem and Mim Save faced charges for keeping liquor without a license during May. Judge Humphreys overruled demurrers and the defense entered not guilty pleas as witnesses testified while some were denied. The case was continued to the next day for further testimony. Also levelled continuance for Mike Sylva on a separate charge.
Hullenty reporter questions Dillingham about an Examiner piece. He says Farrell visited to review conditions and spoke with him, but the statements attributed differ from Farrell’s words and he doubts Farrell authored them. Also notes Milingham’s views on Great Northern ships and local sentiment.
A scattered notices page lists events and ads from Honolulu. It mentions a Sunday concert by a band, legal notices from J P Ball, a German Lutheran church service cancelled due to illness, and new arrivals including a steamer with sugar and livestock. Also referenced are tennis matches, National Guard encampment at Camp McKinley, Kawalahao services, a charity fair at Augustine’s Chapel, and a d’Albert violin recital with Haldwin in Honolulu.
An advertisement asserts ultra low prices and guaranteed delivery of any article within the city, stressing that even insignificant items will be delivered to any address. The pitch emphasizes broad reach and affordability.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a sugar price quotation at 610 latest and 282 count provision, with unclear source details. No definite event, organization, or date established.
A local millinery shop announces closing out the stock at 1168 Far t Street next to the Davison Arrmumiabing parlors. The sale offers remaining hat and millinery items with discounted prices as the business winds down.
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