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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1904
Page
2
Fragmented local notices and ads listing goods and services such as typewriter ribbons, wood, room rentals, farm products, and business announcements. Mentions Harmony Lodge and Odd Fellows meeting, Guarde accounts, ice cream shop, and various vendors with scattered names and prices.
A chaotic wireservice roundup reports a bank president's suicide in Macon Georgia, global Vatican tensions with France, changes in Methodist pastoral tenure, US school history debates, naval incidents with the battleship Orel, a Czar’s prayer scene in Moscow, and plots to wreck the Czar’s train. The item mixes political, religious, naval, and social notes with local ads and brief notices.
Russian forces reoccupy Newehwang, begin fortifications as reports come in from multiple fronts. A destroyer engagement near Port Arthur yields casualties. Tokyo reports a second Japanese loan of fifty million.
HUD ANBER OBL Fiddin-Liee-Dee presents violin and singing numbers at the Orpheum. Maud Amber and Mamie Amber headline with a blend of sentimental tunes and novelty acts. A tenor and guitar soloists add variety as Tequesta plans a delayed encore and a new program segment replaces the previous act.
Oliver Jones of the Kamehameha team was struck behind the ear by a wild pitch in yesterday's game. He was knocked down and carried from the field with blood flowing from his ear. Dr Hodgins reported Jones will likely lose hearing in one ear.
The infant son of Prince and Princess Kawananakoa was christened at Waikiki Chapel in a ceremony before invited guests. David Kalakaua II was named, with Bishop Liverton officiating and Gerald Barton at organ. Godmothers Miss Rosse Cunha and Miss Louise Beadrey joined the procession, after which the party moved to the Campbell residence for refreshments.
The Holy Ghost celebration at the Roman Catholic cathedral drew large crowds Saturday and Sunday. Night illumination, bazaars, and music enhanced the event with a solemn sermon by Father Stephen. The procession included the Bishop of Zeugmaa and a Twelve Apostles feast. Territorial band and Concordia provided music. First Regiment drill at Kavliolas Park featured guard mount and tents, followed by a Picked team game where Company W defeated the other by a score of 9 to 5.
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