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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1901
Page
6
Memorial service at Central Union Church features G A R veterans and a tribute titled American Teenship. Judge Keteo presides and the choir, led by Mr Annie Montague Turner, performs patriotic pieces as draped flags decorate the church.
King Bros offer binding paper mat board and binding materials in any shade. Gummed binding paper ready for assembly simplifies the process.
In a Washington household a colored applicant named Evangeline Ohen seeks a cook position and faces a satirical price dispute. The family, impressed by elegance, questions her name and responds with a rising scale from ten to twenty five dollars, then considers thirty dollars, before final decisions linger.
Pies Hie clinched a victory over Mody Variety in a tight match at the local field. Key plays and late efforts by Hie secured the win, with fans applauding the determined finish.
Washington May 18 news reports Colonel Miller delivering dispatches on the return of volunteers aboard transports Hancock Bristol and Aztec. The Pennsylvania leaves Manila tomorrow, others depart for San Francisco with the Thirty first Fort Hoth and Forty fist Regiments of volunteer Infantry. Sumner and Indiana also sail from Nagasaki to Taku to move General Chatfoo's army to Manila.
A dated OCR fragment reports a new sea and seaf mention from Captain Peterson aboard the Ger steamer Eva with timing details. It also advertises Kamler beer, The Criterion Saloon, and Singer sewing machines, along with painting and wallpapering services and a local agent listing.
Following a fragmentary OCR read, readers learn of a Nevada context involving a bank, exchanges, and matron figures. The readable words point to Bank of Nevada, past accounts, and a women led or related group. Details are sparse, but the era tone remains archival and financial.
Transact a general banking and exchange business with letters of credit usable in major world cities. Interest on fixed deposits after July 1 1898 with day notice 2 percent for one month minimum, 3 months three percent, six months 3 4 percent, and twelve months four percent.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a loan on approved ASavings Bank for monthly houses. Mentions individuals Graith, Jo. McLeag, J. D. Molt, G. Wray, W. L. Howard, and a person named Insta a. W. with incomplete context on the purpose or date of the loan.
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