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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
5
An ad touts two expert white bakers supervising a cake and bread department. It promises clean, sanitary operations and top ingredients for Gluten Rye French Homemade bread. Thirty loaves sell for one dollar with cup canan and lady fingers jam noted in the offer.
The American-Hawaiian Co plans to power the Nevadan and Nebraskan with crude petroleum fuel oil. Oil fuel will greatly cut coal use and fuel costs. Fire crew sizes will shrink, with two or three men operating fire tenders, altering water tender duties aboard steamers.
Robert Catton, by his attorneys Holmes Stanley Kinney Ballou McClanahan, replies to demand for admissions in an equity action against him and Geo W Marfarlane. The document references attorneys Hatch Wilder and Robertson Wilder for the plaintiff in both suits, an accounting related to the Fowler agency, and sets the cause for hearing on March 3, 190%.
An eyewitness reports a two year old Japanese child fell from the unfinished Waikiki approach to the Behool street bridge, striking rocks below and suffering serious injuries. Residents condemn the makeshift fill and warn that the bridge remains unsafe for nightly use, fearing government liability if the site is not properly completed.
Local items include notices to creditors about estates, moves of professionals, property for sale in Punahou and Moanalua, a Penobscot of events at the Opera House with Madam Belle Cole, and various business changes across Honolulu. Also mentions the Hawaii Yacht Club meeting, a crosswalk and street work update, and upcoming auctions and printing services.
Trial in Pollent Court this forenoon involved a fourteen year old girl and a man of Telalera charged with wedgoing upon promise of marriage. After a long trial the defendant was discharged amid the complainant's assertion that marriage was not immediate. Also, Hackwoan Healy was held over for cruelty to animals with a hearing set for Tuesday next per Attorney De Bolt’s request.
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