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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
18
A humorous dinner toast by Hor Ton, meant to amuse, touched off anger and potential danger as guests reacted strongly. The episode raised questions about etiquette, discipline, and the risks of offhand remarks at royal events.
Fellow diners gather at Kilauea Volcano House for a humorous night of toasts and tales. Editors and spouses share speeches on Hawaii and Southern California, with Hobson’s choice humor and a memorable Irish dog story stirring laughter and a near altercation.
A brief, fragmented exchange hints at marital discord and trouble ahead as one speaker jokes about a difficult marriage. The odd phrasing implies community gossip rather than a formal event or concrete outcome.
The party arrived in Honolulu at 4 30 a m on Saturday, tired yet satisfied with the voyage. They praised the smooth sea and effort to ensure comfort, under Vice President Wight Captain Clarke and Agent R H Trent. The voyage answered whether the volcano trip paid, with a vivid impression of walking on the heated lava bed eight miles from the shore and the vast shell extending beneath.
Eyewitness note details the burning crater floor of Kilawen with lava, rock bonds, and strange molasses like flows. The observer claims a striking scene, claiming to feel closer to nature and seeing twisted masses and pulsating walls as lava covered strata.
Fastidious patrons enjoy table fare as market delicacies are offered. Lunch coffee and dinner options available to suit tastes at moderate costs. A regular Sunday dinner is advertised for 80 cents.
An advertorial for THE PALM promotes a candymaker offering a range of chocolates, creams, and assorted sweets. It touts expert craft and stocked supplies, inviting customers to request Lowney's or Gunther's brands and implying imported candy quality.
The Palm advertises ice cream, sundaes, water ices, puddings, and frozen desserts for families. It promotes Nesselrode Frozen Pudding made with Bisque Ice Cream in nut or fruit flavors, selling at $1.25 per quart. Also features fancy French ices, mousses, glaces, frappes, and Neapolitan brick ice cream.
Bakery advertises fresh butternut bread made from specially ordered mainland flour. It promises loaf size and price match with other bread and offers bread rolls pies cakes cookies and more from the same bakery.
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