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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1901
Page
5
The article notes two skilled mest akituus and experienced white bakers supervise the cake and bread department. It promises cleanliness and sanitary conditions. It advertises gluten free and various bread styles, with thirty loaves for one dollar, cup cakes and lady fingers.
President Charles Collingwort of the Whiter League discussed a rumor about baseball games continuing until the Kamen season ends. He voiced support to allow 10 games over Saturday to finish the season quickly so football can start its week.
A lively Saturday evening show by the Lili Nutans drew a full audience at the Opera House. The matinee and finale featured strong performances from leading roles and a chorale that delivered polished, enthusiastic numbers. The company earned praise for cohesion and the overall production.
A colored man A Smith and native Win Kaneakna were arrested Saturday on affray charges. Smith caused a disturbance before Deputy Chillingworth while Attorney Correa defended. Judge Wilcox ordered Smith restrained after insolent conduct, sentencing him to twenty four hours for contempt.
An historic engineering note discusses preventing urban fire risks from high voltage wires. It urges strict wiring control, undergrounding where feasible, regular circuit checks, trained crews, and coordinated city ordinances to reduce overhead line hazards and protect residents.
The column lists various local items from court adjournments to police matters. It mentions a Supreme Court adjournment, a communioner's property sale, and several court cases including an incident with Chinese nationals. It also notes social events, a transit of officials, and references to cathedral matters and relics in England.
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