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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1901
Page
2
The New England Bakery serves early breakfast and hot lunches including sandwiches, cold ham, tea, chocolate, and coffee. Prices range from a few cents to a small amount with ready to eat items available daily. A first-come, affordable bakery promises fast service and a variety of sweets and bakery staples.
Local items announce shop ads for fort street vendors and readers with notices of the band in Thomas Square. Reports mention steamer Hall cargo and passengers, rapid transit work near the school, and various local departures for Makaha and onward voyages. The police court hears a desertion case and postpones proceedings.
The Hawaiian Women s Chin club met yesterday at Mrs A B Wood s Nunanu Ave home with strong turnout. Mrs Helen McCutly Higging gave a descriptive talk on her voyage to Naples and Rome, tying into studies of old art centers. The discussion drew on summer studies and included reminiscences of Halifax and a Canadian visit, with reflections on a recent ship cruise and memories of the voyage.
Fragmentary ad text references a laxative quinine tablet product, a price of 26 cents, with named person signatures and assorted scattered phrases about owners and properties. The readable bits suggest a disputed or boastful sales pitch, unclear ownership transfers, and local notes from Philadelphia newspaper pages.
The Buckeye Club held its regular bimonthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jostua K. Brown. Rev. Mr. Rice spoke on Mormon pamphlets and their Ohio and Hawai i connections, with Dr. Rice recounting Spaulding’s pamphlet history and its alleged origin. Contributions included vocal selections and a reception, closing with “No man, My God to Thee” in memory of President McKinley. The next gathering is planned for January at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hower, with many attendees listed.
AML NG Waoka was tried before Juda Humph reyw yesterday afternoon on larceny second degree charges. The jury began deliberations around 4 pm after initial testimony and long view of the valley. bailiffs planned a dinner break and later transport to a hotel for the night.
The report describes the Johnsons new Wikiwiki boat joining a test with the Skip. The wind proved lively and choppy with the Wikiwiki initially behind then matching the Skip, steering through a bell buoy and tackling rough seas, before taking the lead briefly in the final stretch.
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