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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1905
Page
2
Sojourning brethren are invited to attend meetings at 7 o clock on the first and third Sunday evenings each month. By order Worthy Captain F Mosher and A M Radway CC.
The Haleiwa Hotel in Honolulu along the Oahu Railway line promotes modern amenities and leisure options for guests including golf tennis billiards bathing shooting fishing riding and driving. Tickets priced at 6.00 cover full day room and board with train service on Sundays from Haleiwa Limited two hour trains and 10:10 pm return.
A jumble of local notices lists events and ads: Welsh rarebits with Primo Lager, Hawaiian Lodge No. 21 second degree work, Central Union Church meeting at 3 p m, United States Naval plate decorations, Honolulu Chem Club officers election notice, typewriter sale, furnished rooms on Fort Street, Paradise of the Pacific camera views, Club Stables Co dairy cows and chickens, violet orders via Harold Gear, shorthand session begins June 1, camera and portrait use notes, Catholic Cathedral choir and Progress Hall event on July 1, Manhattan/Moonline listings, Haaleton display, Nar Avev elation meeting at Republican Headquarters Fort Street, and officer elections.
In port this morning Hukarala brought one cabin and 44 deck passengers and a cargo consisting of 4400 ymarks of sugar 120 wicks of taro 25 head cattle and 67 packages of sun Un jg Hittner Grube reports K M stopped grinding for a few days and will resume today K P finished grinding for the season yesterday The bark Edward May from San Francisco is discharging cargo at Makawell Sugar loaded for shipment includes W Diamond 1400 Mak 26 850
Special to The Mukellad reports Papaaloa manager Palfrey invites Hilo to a July 4 game with a $75 purse offered by the tile Jockey Club. Papaaloa promises to take the whole purse, listing players Williams, Vannatta, Medeiros and others as potential starters for the Fourth of July clash in Hilo.
Tsarist and Allied dispatches report Sayano capturing a Tusalan destroyer unit with Rojentvensky’s flagship and others wounded, while Admiral Skrydloff’s forces lose the Gromobul and heavy losses claim across Vindivostok. Only two Horontvetsky vessels remain, and war politics in St Petersburg show a defiant but waning government stance. Submarines may have proven effective in the recent battle as Vladivostok confirms Allied ships reaching harbor. The Hamburg yacht places second in a transit race and Speaker Gully resigns from the British House of Commons amid news.
Parker, famed as the bowling wizard of Monarch alleys, set a fresh pin record by scoring 736 after a prior 694, surpassing Charles Conick's 648 mark. Crowds gathered as Parker also holds the high single game of 242.
Police Captain Kane and 22 officers return to Honolulu aboard the Mauna Loa after a Lahaina demonstration by Japanese strikers. Reports say Pioneer Mall Co plantation quiet, former strikers dispersed, no renewed hostilities expected. The Japanese, anger cooled after the fine and discharge of Luna Cockett, held memorials without disruption.
C H Cooke and W Roth won the championship match in men s doubles after a high quality display of close tennis. Final score 36 11 63 2. The mixed doubles entries drawing was held in the evening with several matches scheduled for Wednesday at Pacific Club courts.
The Bike club hosts an original Oriental punkah fan dance in Hilo on May 23 promoted by Norman G. Campion. The cool hall delighted dancers as Weary Rose led, with card tables, lemonade, and a midnight finish. A Friday teachers meeting at the high school will feature talks on Volcanoes of Hawaii and model recitation in number work.
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