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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
5
THE employs two skilled bakers to supervise their car department ensuring cleanliness and top materials. They boast hygienic processes and use only the finest flour for Gluten Rye French and home made breads. Thirty loaves of bread for one dollar.
People praise the Skeet-Go as a simple device highly effective against mosquitoes. The ad touts the powder’s merits and claims buyer satisfaction with a money back guarantee. The price is one dollar and the offer emphasizes no risk to the buyer.
New York Sept 1 The Constitution will not be hauled out by Bristol Yard until after the cup racers over seas. The Shamrock and Columbia heats draw strong public interest as windward work and risks mount. Experts debate which craft will prevail with the Defender looming as a potential upset if conditions favor the challenger.
In September 1901 European leaders and monarchs joined in widespread grief over President McKinley’s death. Officials and publics across Britain and the continent expressed profound sympathy for the United States, reflecting a rare moment of unified mourning among nations.
A garbled OCR style notice reports King Edward ordering closures across government offices and businesses, noting a one week halt in work and dispatching a condolence message via ambassador. It mentions national mourning and a call for national unity amid a presidential murder context.
The Indianapolis News reports disjointed notes on moving prisoner Harti from a detention facility. District Attorney seeks removal of the president’s assignment from chief warden duties and mentions unknowns about prisoner confinement.
The ship Sante sails for the Sound tomorrow and Sumner departs for Manila in the morning. Police report a vagraney arrest and a Vancouver-bound steamer. Downtown activity is brisk with sales listings and a new goods stand opening. A Chamber of Commerce meeting is set for the afternoon and government notices are postponed. A concert schedule is announced with multiple venues, and a crew aboard the Mirae Acrumit shares rumors of the President’s cannilier.
An obituary note discusses the death of Ben Napthaly and references a series of internet related events. The report mentions a hemorrhage and a connection to a Honolulu based incident. The narrative covers Napthaly’s career, a wartime period, and his later years in Hawaii.
The report outlines upcoming winter league games with Ware facing Capitol Hattie on Saturday. It highlights several players to watch and notes a standout performance by a star player as the season opener approaches.
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