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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
5
Fragmented OCR lists various baked goods and desserts available at unknown times. Mentions cakes, rolls, fruit pies, cookies and macaroons, artistic wedding cakes, and general pastry items. Ends with a name Sam in unclear context.
The Supreme Court was not sitting. Members were in session at the Mauna location. The United States District Court adjourned to Monday morning. Governor Dole to meet with monument supporters. The Lig Walhole case set for forenoon trial. A lost mare advertises a reward. Eastman Kodak deals advertised with 20 percent discounts. A Chinese man pending on charges surrendered to police. J A Butterneh bankruptcy hearing slated for Monday in federal court. A suspect identified near Japanese workers’ area with intoxication reports. Swipes were found scattered on the ground.
In equity case Willam F Hocker versus Cor Hh Patzig and wife, Judge Gey sustains the demurrer with leave to amend within five days. Ground: misjoinder and mortgage action, wife not joining yet no dower claim against mortgage. Parties include Caroline Matley and others, issue under WH Code 1909. Damages and remedy noted.
In Kalamazoo Michigan October a movement formed to appeal to Franklin D Roosevelt to facilitate sending supplies from the United States to the Republic of South Africa. Supporters linked to the American Trapeze League of Chicago and sympathizers in Katamazon claim bundles of private cards were sent to Provident Haven with instructions to influence the president. The cards appear to urge action from New Orleans to Cape Town and English aid for South Africa.
A jumbled Honolulu column reports relocations, audience notes, and business ads. Items include Geo Haffner jewelers moving to 1112 Makong Temple, Kamika named administratrix, Star Chop House move, an art sale, sports notes, and court business, with several minor civic notices and club events.
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