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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1902
Page
8
A veteran optician from Chicago announces a Honolulu optical department offering Chicago prices. Free eye exams for a limited time, no sale pressure, and a commitment to honest recommendations. The goal is high quality glasses, fair treatment, and building a strong local business.
The weekly issue titled Bulletin proposes light humor and social chatter. It notes subscription pricing and month names, offering readers a playful look at society and wit in a compact format.
A fragmented court scene shows a prisoner asking for permission to ask questions and participate in trial proceedings. The dialogue hints at a plea entering moment and mentions a defendant named Mr. Stormington Marnes with references to horse play and a juror's hypothetical questions.
A整理d excerpt lists tide tables from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, noting Hawaiian Standard Time, ship arrivals and departures at Honolulu, and sailing today schedules for various vessels. The report records passengers arrived from Kaval ports, crew, and cargo details, with comments on canal passage and local plantation operations toward Maui and Hilo.
A Philadelphia storyteller recalls a humorous incident from youth about a sudden fresh turkey served for dinner after a long drive from New Orleans. He jokes about a neighbor’s fence and a rent demand, referencing local slang and a quip about political clouds over the Democratic camp.
Kukone Tuvaueheke appeared in the Police Court charged with assault and battery on Mal kal, a young native. A tense scene in Kakanko and Queen and South streets featured political shouting between Republicans and Home Rulers. Matkal translated and was briefly arrested, then released after testimony. another note describes a London theatre interruption during The Vampire performance and a quip between an actor and the stage manager.
The weekly edition of the Bulletin is priced at one dollar per year, indicating an annual subscription rate in the publication.
A Cleveland Leader report recounts a color woman whose devotion to her ill husband and child drew sharp remarks from her mistress. The piece contrasts calm resilience with social judgment, noting the husband’s health improves while the child remains lightly affected.
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