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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1905
Page
3
Revival Services Fill May Week Across Central Union Church
An extensive revival program in progress at Kawalahas Church and Central Union features multilingual prayer sessions, Bible conferences, and evangelistic meetings. Dr. Ostrom leads sermons on redemption and holiness, with ministers from Ponape and others attending and hymn contributions by local composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurday
Kawalahas Church
Wonty Oxtrom
Central
Kapu
Lana
R. A. Buchanan
Kolienne
Ind
Wannune Incanto
Atr
Wible
D. Scudder
Addrens
Henry Ostrom
Central Union
Ostrom
Ovrom
Ka' Walahao
Curtis E. Shients
Dr. Ostrom
Seasion
The
Evangelical Association
Central Union Church
Henry Nunpel
Evangeliat
Ponape
Micronesia
Fred Butler
John P. Hillis
Ror Baker
Kona
Contra
Union Church
Ontrom
New Dresden Ribbons Silk and White Wash Belts Showpiece
A handsome display features silk leather kid and girdle belts alongside the latest white wash belts. The collection highlights refined accessories for dressers seeking stylish belt options.
Embroidered Collar and Cuff Sets Prominently Priced
A sale note advertises turn over embroidered Burton Brown collars and matching cuffs at prices 20c, 25c, and 0c with sets offered from 2c upward, inviting customers to browse a large assortment of styles.
Scene of Combat Overdomestics at Flower Market
Akon Wo, a hawaiian with Chi blood, was arrested on a charge of assault and battery after an argument with his wife Kopara near Motel street Fort yesterday at about 1:30. Police officer Kalalubi arrived and placed Akon Wo under arrest as Kopara’s nose and mouth were bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akon
Koonen
Lely
Motel Street
Fort
Kopaen
Akont
Omcor Kalalubi
Kopara
Hypothetical Question in Naone Trial Reveals Fits Details
The document outlines long, recurring fits from childhood to the trial time, with seizures, crying, convulsions, foaming, and postictal sleep. An incident shows the defendant at the prison wall muttering about clothing and drill, witnessed by a prison employee who deemed him possibly insane. A Hawaii concert notice follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Dunne
Naone Cane
Aubert
Lim
Glence
Witness Goes For Struss In Court
In a divorce case Irene Moldy v J Ted, witness Reddy testified he cleared $49 a month. Strass questioned his spending and whiskey habits, leading to a court intervention. The judge ordered alimony pendente lite at $8 weekly plus a $50 attorney fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strauss
Irene Moldy
Straus
Reddy
Stramus
Reckons
Lihettee
Sealianthy
Straier
Livmesall
Butler Sings Hawaiian Song at Bibli Conference
Nearly 125 attendees at the Bibli conference in Kawaiahan Church heard Fred Butler sing the Mawailin language piece Jenne te Mine. Butler, unfamiliar with the tongue, impressed Hawaiian hearers. Rev J W Warman spoke on Vital Prayer, followed by Dr Henry Ostrom. A group photo captured delegates on church steps with representative Lillkatani arriving for the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kawaiahan
Fred. Butler
Butler
Wong
J. W. Warman
Henry Ostrom
Lillkatani
Ontrom
Hillis
Fire on vessel Wmn. P. Frye narrowly contained
Fire broke out in the forecastle of the ship Wmn. P. Frye at 2:45. A pile of sacks containing nitrate ignited, but the mate quickly removed them and the flames were stifled before spreading. The Union engine and hose cart arrived to extinguish the blaze, preventing disaster aboard the 5000 ton vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Frye
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Hotel Street
UNION
W.w.wright Co. Limited
First Elmas Shoer
Sheb Claus
Miss Power
Boston Building
May
Mt May
Emma
Vineyard
Echoo
Ee . Royre
Toye SK. Aki & CO
Imaunakea
King Street
Nuojue
Hypothietical Queston
NAONE
Young Hotel
Alexander Young
Spirit of Liberty
Merald
Adams
Mariana G. Whwee
Berger Mra N. Alana
Tntormazzo
Hohemia Faelander
Dusty Rhoades
Hostetter
Struss
Frederick Lawrence Knowles
Efile
Poole
Elec
Hawaiian Electric CO. Ltd
Alakea
Guy Owens
Electrical Construction Co
HEINZ
BAUER
Newbro
Pro Hollister Drug Co
Newterbe
IDE
Deph I
Detroit
Mich
Axample
CIAL
Reneauge
Paris
Nile
Tentlimoiate
Price
Eurekalol Remedy CO
Bergent St
Brooklyn
Pacific Transfer CO
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King St
Honolulu
the Island Meat CO
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