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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1901
Page
2
Fragmented text references New England, a market item, and names such as Alen Perry and Kis ti Catter. The readable portions are sparse and nonsensical, lacking coherent events, dates, or clear entities to summarize into a structured news item.
Local and general items mingle with a December 1 meeting reminder and a shipboard report. The Myrtle Mass Club extends manuscript deadlines to December 36 and social notices include church events, a cholera hospital visit, and a schooner moved to 1140 Temple. The Mauna Loa steamer brought sugar and other goods, while a local art league extends submission deadlines for Christmas work.
An inquest records the death of Linda Otrowt after a fatal accident in Honolulu on November 2, 1901. The coroner’s jury finds the deceased died from injuries sustained when struck by a streetcar on a street between Wyllie and Judd. The inquiry lists the coroner, witnesses, and names of the jury members from Honolulu.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for a gold ailment using a laxative and quinine tablets. It claims a refund if it fails and lists price per box as 26 cents. Also notes petrified tropical fruit found in Nome and a local person named Spitaborger coal.
A hospital report from late September details the admission of multiple patients after a medical event. Names include Dr. Wyatt, Dr. Cooper, and Dr. Wood, with 89 patients listed as various conditions and nationalities among those treated.
The Kotel Band plans a concert on the hotel lawn with seating and a 7:40 pm start. Programs include selections from Verdi and classic marches, with pieces like The Star Spangled Banner and Polka numbers. Performers listed include Eleanor Polka and Mr. Charley Kreater among the lineup.
A dated note from Nov 1 1901 reports Bishop Wille addressing a meeting of the Anglican Synod discussing aims to emplace changes in church policy. It mentions war, discipline, and property rights, with reference to the Emperor and the Her Majesty’s Church. Also notes the death of Mrs L A Smith of Hasex England in October 1901 and her relation to Honolulu.
The ad extols a sterilized glass jar infant food hailed as the most economical and pure solution for babies. It claims to make children stout and strong and emphasizes cleanliness and quality over other brands.
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