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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1902
Page
5
An advertisement from a San Francisco style candy shop promotes fresh candies at reduced prices. It touts items like Hether and Popcorn Comp and hand made chocolates, with offers priced from twenty five to fifty cents per pound and invites ladies to sample.
Mr Warde and his company allure Honolulu theatergoers with a grand farewell program featuring a full operatic and dramatic bill. The composite show includes scenes from Othello Hamlet Macbeth and King Lear with principal performers and an instrumental vocal selection and an anticipated souvenir program printed on tinted paper by Wall Nichols Company. Mr Warde and company depart Friday by the Sierra for San Francisco after a long season of acclaimed performances.
A large crowd watched Punahou Preparatory and Honolulu High School compete in a two school athletics meet at Kapolani Park. Dusty rain affected events but the day showcased rising talent, with winners like Kerr and Desha earning top marks in running and relays and a strong final one mile relay victory for the Honolulu High School team.
A Friday whist party hosted by Mrs. R. R. Wel at 919 Vineyard Street celebrated Mr. Win Randall of New York. Decorations featured red and pink carnations. tea, coffee, cake, and fruit punch were served. Prizes went to Mrs. H. H. Williams and Mr. 8 Richardson with consolation to Mr. Wm Young. Attendees included many local residents and couples such as Mr. and Mrs. Henri Derger, Mr. and Mrs. B. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hice, and Mrs. Sarah Gertz among others.
G Bray opens a new fishmarket Monday in thin city to serve hotels and private homes with delivery. He has a 35 foot gasoline launch and thirty years of fishing experience across Atlantic banks and Atlantic coast to Florida and Alaska waters.
In Hilo on May 28 Revered J A Crnnan spoke at an Episcopalian ceremony for Chrnos Robinson of Long Island New York and Afu Hazel Bimpaow Lewis of Hilo. The Tribune notes the wedding as the prettiest seen in town, with details on page 6.
The Dr. Allen Electric Belt with iniversary is guaranteed in possess all the nurative proper ties of the en belts now sold by doctors and i.nelves a very strong current of electricity nd is easily regulated. Bound to sale others. Can be had from the undersigned onlyno rents, no discount. Circular free. Address force Electric Car 206 Pont St Sas Ftawall for 68.09 Francisca. Sent frew to.
The movement to pave Fort Street through the business center, led by the Honolulu Mechanic Association, earns broad support. Advocates say a modern Fort Street will elevate Honolulu’s premier retail corridor and spur metropolitan progress, with durable, attractive improvements extending to surrounding streets. Camerino’s fruit market remains a local staple, offering fresh Calitar Bla and Jeland fruits by telephone order.
In Hilo on May 23 Prof Leonard, after ten days of delays from adverse air currents and accidents while inflating a thin airship, finally ascended at 9 am. He launched from the ocean brink and rode a morning breeze over the city, then released the parachute for a descent into a ravine in Wainaku.
In Hilo on Saturday evening Civil War veterans formed an executive committee to arrange Memorial Day observances. Members include Elvira Richardson J A Smith Rev S L Desha Capt Lake Mrs Willard Terry. May 30 memorial exercises to be held at Hall’s church with A C McKenney as Grand Marshal and Rev C W H delivering the oration.
Milo May 21 Ray Brow offers select samples of Forest tract peaches at Keumubi. The early fruit, an import from Australia, shows excellent flavor and heavy yield. H. I Ray contemplates grafting and careful care to improve results, hoping this peach adapts well locally.
Reports from Hilo describe Kilauea’s smoking eruption with volumes of smoke and steam. Eyewitnesses say the night was very interesting and residents expect the volcano to erupt further soon. A vessel from Hilo arrived at port at 1 o'clock in the morning. Bourbon whiskey priced at $3.50, claret 60 cents, sherry and tokay offered at Hoffuchlaeger Co. on King Street.
We announce a fine display of bakery goods, chocolates, bonbons, and candies for catering weddings and receptions. The exhibit promises satisfaction with a focus on quality and variety, featuring Huvler's candies and Lowney's chocolate varieties for event needs.
A cryptic OCR fragment notes an ice cream parlor and a dated price or page reference. It mentions an annual rate, possibly one dollar, and hints at a periodical or pamphlet style publication connected to a local parlors scene. The readable items point to a historical advert or notice rather than a full event.
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