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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
8
A garbled dialogue references graduation plans and concern over reactions to past events. It mentions Rusty Simpkins and Charle Champkine in a casual, speculative tone, hinting at a broader reflection on human fate. The text is noisy and partially unreadable but centers on personal uncertainty and curiosity.
The text provides a biscuit recipe noting ingredients and steps, including mixing two level teaspoons baking powder with flour, and rubbing in butter. It describes baking thick rounds in a hot oven, serving with jelly and butter, and mentions substituting water with milk for mixing. The source calls the item a neat alad and references a per-copy price of 16 cents per copy.
The text outlines steps to prepare eggs for food and mentions washing, heating, and separating white and yolk parts. It references using water and braced components, with notes on texture, clarity, and a bland dressing. It also touches on vegetarian preferences and general kitchen observations in a vague, garbled form.
Shipping intelligence records show weather details and sailing/arrivals notes. The report lists wind, humidity, rainfall, and barometer readings, with named ships and captains such as J A Pummins, Searle, and Andrew Webb aboard vessels from Orient ports. Passengers arrived and departures listed include multiple named ships and destinations with dates in November.
An old man at a dockside facility was charged with pumping air into a water tank containing alkali used to keep fish. The operation, watched by workers and onlookers, led to laughter and curiosity as temperatures were monitored and the air supply continued hourly. The incident ended with discussion of compensation and discipline for the worker involved.
Public notice from Honolulu Hawaii Territorial office dated October 31 1901 announces a sale or action set for November 12 at 12 o'clock noon at Kalakaua Hale in Honolulu Oahu. Deputy Sheriff Charles F Chillingworth issues the notice with details for interested parties and deadlines.
On and after December 24, 101, at the office of Charles Williame in Honokaw, Mamakua, Hawaii, applications may be filed under the Land Act for a Right of Purchase Lease. Details include parcel numbers, valuations, and map references. Further particulars are available from Charles Williams or the Public Land Office in Honolulu.
Ada proposes inserting a column in the onolulu edition to run advertising at a rate of fifteen per column. The note suggests adjusting the price to fit local advertising needs and expanding the column space for promotional content.
Land described in the schedule will be opened for homestead applications under the Land Act on November 29. The plots in Hauula are 2 to 4 acres each, located about a quarter mile from Mawulawen beach and seven miles from Kahuku depot, on the shoreline. Applications must be made in person at the Office of the Land Commissioner in Honolulu by 9:00 a.m. Saturday, November 10, 1900.
Notice that four animals including a white horse with an undesignated brand a white spotted Willy Strake on fore and nostrils and a bay bar with WT brand on right front foot will be sold on a date after February 27 1901 if not claimed. Owners urged to appear by 12 noon or forfeit. Pound Master K Kekuni signs.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer bridegroom, Jimson, wed under somber mood as a death in the Weides family looms. The ceremony spirals into chaos with a bride’s relatives biting, slippers flying, a horse and cart chase, and a loud puppy-guarded postnuptial window, yet the couple still reaches the station in time for the train.
Public sale to highest bidder on November 16 1901 at 14 o clock noon for the Orpheum Block fronting 120 210 feet on Fort Street with 1 acre and improvements. Applications to lease Schmidt Central Block 688 Beretania Street adjoining Queen’s Hospital, with option to purchase during the lease term. Details on rent and terms available on request.
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