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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1904
Page
8
A vintage ad extols the Pacamatte golf ball mixing responsiveness and reliability for tee to green shots. It argues the pneumatic ball provides accuracy on approach and putting, citing Horace Hutchinson on rubber balls, touting easy control, reduced miscue, and steady rolls for shorter putts. The piece promises fresh stock at five dollars each.
Taklo Sept 1 The Government published the text of an August 22 agreement between Japan and Korea. Korea will appoint a financial adviser via Japan and consult the Japanese government on foreign relations and treaties. The pact aims to stabilize Korean finance without hindering existing treaties while Japan monitors diplomacy.
Waite Rogk Ginger Ale is prepared in a private laboratory and bottled by a modern mechanical process. It blends Jamaica ginger root tropical fruit extracts refined sugar purified carbonic acid gas and other ingredients to create a wholesome beverage with appealing flavor.
An advertorial praise highlights White Roe Ginger Ale as a premier American beverage. It claims pure wholesome non alcoholic qualities produced by scientifically approved methods, urging readers to try the superior relief and benefits promoted by the drink.
A fragmented note lists a string of names and titles including Gietle, Hepl, A B Wilson, Carrington, Franklin, Gowan, Bloom, Ny Stubbe, and others, with references to Honolulu and maritime or military ranks, in a damaged 19th century style.
The article profiles Durham White Stevens, a diplomatic adviser to Japan in Washington, detailing his career from secretary at the United States Legation in Tokyo to chief of the protocole bureau, his role in revising Japan’s treaties, and his receipt of the Order of the Rising Sun. It notes his long service at the Japan Legation in Washington and honorary counselor role, with references to his involvement in events from 1870s to 1880s.
Berlin reports a proposed match between the Crown Prince of Germany and the Dachan Cecelia of Mecklenburg-Schwerin has stirred public talk. Observers note past dynastic ties through the Mecklenburg family and Cumberland line, while a formal announcement is expected after a telegraphic message to the Cabinet. The piece cites royal connections and recent travel as context for the engagement speculation.
Eugene Duvauchelle, a former mounted police officer, plans to run the Abbie M from Honolulu to Pukoo Molokai to haul wine, beer, and provisions, and possibly taro from Molokai ports to Lahaina. The boat recently got a new paint job and is docked at the boat landing. A new wharf at Pukoo, funded by $5,000, is under rapid construction on the east side of the Mehe pond, replacing the old small landing that hindered steamers and passengers.
New York, Sept 7 For the first time in years William Waldorf Astor is in the country arriving today on the Majestic from Liverpool. He plans a brief stay before sailing back to England in three weeks. Astor expresses keen interest in politics and notes signs in London ahead of royal events. He mentions the forthcoming marriage of his daughter Alec Pauline Astor to Captain Spencer Clay but declines further comment, saying the engagement will be announced soon.
The New York Herald reports a poll of 665 members of the New York Stock Exchange showing about two to one in favor of Roosevelt over Parker. The result suggests a strong pro Roosevelt drift, contrasting with few years past. The note adds a stray line about a medical question and a Brooklyn joke.
In the city, Nellen Trader of La Ale announces a full line of smokers' regalia and related goods. The ad promotes a comprehensive selection and urges readers to visit for the latest items and accessories.
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