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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1904
Page
5
Durable roofing claim highlights Rubsroid roofing applied over twelve years with millions of units. Statement asserts superior fire resistance and wear longevity unseen by competitors. Notes cheaper temporary grades offered.
For sale a mountain land section of Mi Galawakine spanning about 08% acres from a short dale above Lunallio Home to the teak of Tantalva and head of Manon valley. Government passage through the property enables easy access to all parts. Includes upper Pascoe taller locations suitable for homes and gardens, timbered terrain, peak above 2000 feet, offering healthful high elevations. Apply to A Omar, 121 King Ot.
Honolulu, Oct. 9, 1804. A letter from Pinkham, president of the Hoard of Health, and Kinney, Democratic Central Committee chair, states no political canvassing will be allowed at the Kalaupapa settlement on Molokai this year. The note discusses control of settlement affairs and the ban on campaigning among residents. Quiet Day for Women to be held at St Andrew's Cathedral in Boston with Holy Communion and a day of meditation. Territorial election registration reminder urged.
Theatrical promoted plans report Cohen arranging a Honolulu season with several companies. American Vile gym Yaudertily Company to appear Nov 1, and Travesty Sars, Whitietay Dramatic Co, and others poised to tour eastern routes, promising a busy winter in Honolulu theaters.
Two stabbing incidents shaken Waianae over the past days. In the plantation camp, Look Hone attacked Young Hoon with a knife during a quarrel over alleged poison in tea. Look Hone was arrested after the assault. A separate late night stabbing occurred near the railroad depot as the Waianae jail received notice, with limited details due to telephone outages.
A dense page of local notices and classifieds lists shops, auctions, and service offerings. Items include theater seats, legal notices, wedding announcements, a funeral service, hotel ads, and public registration reminders.
The notice advertises Bishop & Co Bankers at 924 Bethel Street with a Savings Department accepting deposits at 4.12 percent per year under rules and regulations. It also promotes the Insurance Department offering Fire Marine Life Accident and Employers Liability coverage with agents and locations at the same address.
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