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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1901
Page
2
A damaged notice touts a bakery offering ham and butter sandwiches, Cali Mam, Mot Bune, Toul nut pastries, sweet milk, coffee, and doughnuts. Prices around ay, with service at 5:30. The ad emphasizes convenient pickup for travelers and mentions meeting customers at New England Bakery.
A varied Honolulu page notes tenants and businesses at 1113 Masonic Temple, Kilpatrick’s shop, and the Alameda trade, along with hotel listings, real estate ads, and social events. It mentions vendors on King Street, a pantheon beer offer, and upcoming meetings of local clubs and societies with scattered weathered OCR remarks.
The King Alfred, a large armored vessel, was successfully launched at Darrowin Burnene today. The ship measures 25 feet mean length and 9|2 inch breadth, with a 14100 ton draught and thick armor plating. Armament includes 75 Maxims, two torpedoes, and several gun types, placed with harbors for mounting, and boasts two boats and multiple small arms.
Fragmentary dispatch text from the era reports tensions between General Buller and General White during Colenso. It cites alleged messages about ammunition, fortifications, and hindrances to publishing a full version, with claims of misprints and official permissions.
A dramatic stunt unfolds as Sire Appa Edson Taylor barrels over Niagara Falls in a barrel. Her birthday celebration turns perilous when the craft plunges into water, leaving her battered and bleeding along the riverbank.
A damaged narrative discusses steamship design and the attempt to revolutionize trans Atlantic passenger travel. It notes plans for Pennsylvanian type ships, cargo focus, and novelty features. The piece mentions maternity ward events and harbor celebrations, with references to crew and social receptions aboard, in a period tone.
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