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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1904
Page
2
A garbled wire service style summary mentions Japanese positions near Yokohama, housing ads, probate notices, and upcoming votes with strong local detail. Names and places include Yokohama, Honolulu area, and various local institutions, with references to voting registration and public notices.
Partial telegraph dispatches indicate Japan has launched an operation in North China as fears grow of broader upheaval. The warning notes potential disruption from Kanian forces and signals possible intervention by major powers. Vladivostok reports people evacuating as Amur navigation faces closure.
Fragmented news notes report Cortelyou promoted in Washington and Payne to Mant taster General, with Tangier and other places cited. The Pretender Victory line hints at a government victory, while other items mention contenders and stumping plans on later dates.
Miss Martha Chamberlain, a noted civic activist and Mount Holyoke alumna, suffered an apoplectic episode during a Women’s Hour at Central Union Church yesterday. She collapsed while leading prayers, was carried to a private seat, and a physician attended. Recovery possibilities were mentioned as she remained unable to speak. The incident occurred during preparations for her fiftieth anniversary activities in the city.
The Buffalo band plans concerts tonight at the Alexander Young Hotel and Makal Pavilion with dancing and a cordial invitation from Manager Lake. A second concert is scheduled tomorrow night at the Hawaiian Hotel with dancing to follow for attendees from the Sonoma and Buffalo transport groups.
A Knights of Py¢hinx gathering at Harmony Hall featured a social smoker and a Pedro party. The informal program centered on the popular game while attendees smoked pipes. Ed Towne notes a history lecture followed with Stureopticon pictures by Waldron and entertainment by Berry and Wallace.
Fragmentary OCR shows numerous personal names and a line about Blank books and ledgers manufactured by the Bulletin Pub. Mubing Company. The readable items include many individuals such as AL Braymer Afra W A Hardy G W Wilbur and wife A Tavares J Dougherty Mia Woolf J Ravenstein Stephenson McGuire Hefforta Pinkham Crawley Cooke and others.
Local ad promotes black sand dressing to improve muddy Watka areas and driveways. Offer claims the finest black red dressing at 75 cents per unit, stating it as the best price ever known in town for this product.
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