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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1901
Page
2
Miscellaneous notices from Honolulu including arrivals and departures from Maul and Kavally ports, ship movements and cargoes, local business openings, entertainment events, and community notices. Mentions of the schooners Lissie Vance and Roderick Ps, the Californian sugar shipment, and various social happenings and appointments.
Walluku Oct 19 Thos fi Lyons, longtime Walluku postmaster, has forwarded his name to Washington for the vacancy. Applicants include M C Ross, W A Vetlenen, G B Robertson, and Ges Schraeder. Lyons argues the $10 monthly assistant pay and $2000 bond are inadequate to run the office and notes a third class postmaster earns about $1000 yearly.
New York Oct. 12 The Federation of Churches and Christian Organizations gathered data on the spiritual life of about four hundred thousand residents in the East Side and began work in the upper East Side. It says it has turned over care for 20 000 families to churches. Attendance rates show the Reformed Dutch Church highest at 95 percent, Catholics 90, Episcopalians 86, Methodists 61, Presbyterians 66, Baptists 71, Lutherans 56, Hebrews 40.
New York, Oct. 7. Dry Louis Merion, a prominent Havre physician now in this city, says many Americans suffer from dyspepsia due to diet but can be cured by a simple two step treatment. He prescribes hydrosone before meals and glycosone after meals to clear the stomach lining and remove inflammation. He claims the method is rational and has proven successful.
Constantinople October 12. Brigands who abducted Miss Stone were found on Gul Tepe mountain, prompting a retreat. They are now hiding on the Turko Bulgarian frontier ready to surrender to either side as needed. American officials consider negotiating a ransom to secure Miss Stone’s release within days.
In Wailuku on October, Judge John W. Indun of the Second Circuit Court presided over a health palat contract settlement case. The action concerns an award to Kalua and several Molokai planters, with L. Coke of the Mout bar involved in the proceedings. The matter centers on the welfare plan and its awarding in Honolulu on important business.
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