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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1901
Page
2
A readable fragment describes a New England establishment offering Ham Kens sandwiches Cold Ham Hot Bune and Bough nute Sweet Milk Tra Choco te and Ko Coffee with prices from tte to 80 dollars. It mentions a Hehe daily Innoh ready at 1100 am and quick service for customers seeking value.
A garbled sample of notices and ads lists housekeeping rooms for rent, employment two lines, business mentions including Pantheon products, liquor merchants, and a variety of local names. Mentions a church service and a sermon by A W Kincaid with local pastors. stock exchange chatter and plantation directors appear amid the mixed items.
At a Winter Baseball League gathering last night president Charles Bill Logworth stated the championship cup will go to the season's peakon’e winner as originally intended by donor Mr Cunningham. The Advertivar’s broad statement caused confusion but no policy change was adopted.
A torn, archaic account details the 1800 Arctic voyage of the Haldiath captained by Charles Moe, with survivors and wreck near Sledge Islands. Provisions ran out, a drifted hull complex, and lone survivor Egan endured frostbite until help reached St. Lawrence Mission sixteen days later. Captain Thomas and crew were not heard from afterward. Haley and Halland brothers are tied to the wreck saga and Hawaii trade links.
Reports say North German Lloyd plans to merge with Canadian Pacific to create a joint German and Atlantic service linking Hong Kong and Shanghai to Vancouver and paving a future for northern routes. The CanadanPacific line would be the sole operator in the northern port region as talks unfold.
New York Get 31 A London cor respondent to the Tribune cables the latest on the king’s health The Medical Press notes a rumor of a left vocal ailment removal and possible imminent operation The dispatch says the public anxiety is high and asks for a clear death notice or denial
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