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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1901
Page
2
A damaged OCR snippet describes a quick service pocket lunch stall offering Ham and Kein sandwiches, Cold Haw and Hot Mune options, sweet milk and chocolate treats, with prices around 100 Hp and 80-4. The text mentions daily service, limited items, and a select amidity with doughnut options.
A montage of local notices, hotel ads, theater and church events, and transport updates runs through the page. Details include millinery and furnishings ads, the Hawaiian Quartet at Mouna hotel, the Alameda voyage, YMCA meetings, Kitohana Art League exhibition invite, and updates on the Berreys office, the Fire Department crew, and the Coroner’s jury in Manuel Peter’s death case.
A MoRti Joy Memorial Fund Committee meeting was held in the Hank of Hawali offices to report progress. J A Scott became Hilo chairman. P Peck named member. editors and district chairs appointed. Mothers and Teachers Club submitted a petition urging the memorial to take the form of a large park in Honolulu backed by about one hundred teachers and mothers for district support.
Henry wept as he testified in a case involving Henry and Charl Gray at Ofaxaniltant battery. The defendant said a witness insulted his mother, provoking him to strike Gray after a discussion about a controversial paper clause. Judge Wilcox said the remark was not clearly offensive and ordered a fine plus costs.
A special meeting of the Strattiah Thiatie Club discussed St Andrew Day, set for the 29th. A grand ball will be held at Progress Hall with a committee handling decorations, hall, refreshments, reception, and ceremony. Members include Gea Poll White Guill Catton and J C Brown as master of ceremonies.
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