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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
5
A fragmented note discusses gas range baking versus coal range heat. It claims gas ranges bake more evenly and efficiently with heat concentrated toward the bottom, though some lines are garbled and unclear about specifics. The text contrasts heat intensity and baking outcomes between gas and coal ranges.
A luau Sunday at Walkapuman Mou honored Mrs Luli Peterson, at a gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Keliino. Attendees included Capt a WR Bal Me and Mrs Lyons De PR, Mr and Mrs A Enos, Mr E Jackson, Stine Cummings, and others. Al quortat of Walkapis provided music during the afternoon. Also that afternoon Mr and Mrs Joe Shaw of Kahalul hosted a Tomay all their charming Kanulud report for numerous friends.
A mother reassures her daughter about a marriage proposal. The daughter remains uncertain. The mother recalls the father was similar before the marriage, implying acceptance or change through time.
A Maui newspaper item details Rev Fite of Honolulu preaching at the Good Shepherd Church in Wailuku and a combined murder suicide driven by a man named Clement. It describes the note, coroner inquiry, funeral plans, revolver details, and witness accounts, including connections to Mrs Carnegie and the J apan strike era. The story also notes stereoscope camera interest and a police court ruling on embezzlement.
The community awoke to the suicide of C I Clement former editor and mayor of the Maul News. He left a note for Dr. Boote and died after three preceding efforts, found at the cemetery where his body lay earlier. His resignation tied to publishing conflicts preceded his final act and confession.
Wailuku Maui Arbor Day will be marked by Principal Copyland, teachers, and pupils of Wailuku Public School Ingith Hane inviting the public to attend Friday morning on the school grounds. Spectators will see the planting of orange and alligator pear trees by Prof Moore of the old Union School Wailuku, noting the trees now bear fruit though not as well cared for since the late Mr Moore’s era.
A catalog entry notes blank books of all sorts including ledgers manufactured by the Hulletio Public Hinging Company. The item lists blank book formats suitable for accounting records and similar uses.
A chaotic collection of notices and items reports ship arrivals lumber prices and local happenings. Mentions the Maul port cargo list a playground project on King Street and the resignation or transfer of staff at local offices. Also notes political and legal items including a writ of error petition and a bar association meeting.
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