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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1901
Page
3
A naval officer decorates young women with pink jam as a bizarre enticement aboard a vessel at Pago Pago, causing a village craze and jam mishaps. Measles quarantine delays ships Wisconsin and Solace. names and officers prepare for Guam Manila voyage with coal and passengers bound for court.
New York reports that North German Lloyd and Hamburg American Line discuss precautions to prevent a concert run from becoming Americanized. Both firms doubt reducing trips will harm transatlantic trade, and neither plans to sever Dover calls or alter overseas services despite foreign influence concerns.
Rumors that Sir Michael Hicks Beach may impose a new penny per pound sugar tax create market chatter in London. The Treasury signals no industry tampering and the war effort remains a priority despite extended pressures. A Brussels conference on sugar and German supply influences fuel cautious debate among policymakers and merchants.
Civilian witnesses failed to appear as the Tiley court martial proceeded aboard the Solace at Pago Pago. Charges against Commander Tiley deemed frivolous by officers, with expected acquittal. Rear Admiral Henry Gline promoted, Stoney returns from Pago Pago, Rodgers takes command as executive officer. Stories of Samoan customs and voyage life share aboard the Solace.
A Saturday night program drew good attendance with a varied lineup. Performers included Hawking with humorous routines and imitations, P. Gorman singing Oh Promiser Me, Ken Hopper on a Hone Solo, and A C Davit with Sweet Refrain. Several acts featured regional humor and renditions.
London reports indicate British and American leaders are close to finalizing the Tathmian Canal treaty. Sir Edward Pauncefate and Secretary Hayton hold signing authority as diplomatic steps proceed, with the British ambassador in Washington awaiting State Department convenience before the document is released from the Foreign Office files.
Fragmentary notice from Pierce Electric Co. at Market Street. item appears to be a bound periodical segment printed in a local newspaper bindery context. Readable fragments indicate a publishable local notice or advertisement by Pierce Electric Co. with terse street reference.
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