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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1901
Page
5
The shop announces it employs two skilled white bakers to supervise cake and bread production including home made and other styles. Sells thirty loaves of bread for one dollar with doughnuts buns and other pastries offered. Sale starts at 7:07 am.
Advert says Skeet-Go drives mosquitoes away effectively and economically. Claims customers endorse it by repurchasing, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Priced at $1.00 with no risk to buyer.
The chaotic strike situation in San Francisco worsens as workers vow to resist, with reports tying involved strikers to broader unrest. Oakland violence and threats against nonpartisan actions spark strong guard measures. Authorities warn the conflict may escalate before a safe resolution emerges.
A blaze broke out near the King At Vent area at five minutes past one. Firemen arrived quickly and contained the flames before extensive damage. Merchant J. S. Hatley reported insurance coverage while valuables were removed by workers and onlookers.
A historic dispatch from Lannon dated September 4 reports a major clash near Cape Colony involving Lord Kitchener’s troops. British force engagements, captured officers and men, and a large number of prisoners following a mounted infantry ambush are described. The article notes German and Boer forces, prisoner counts, and strategic aims in the region.
Arrivals and departures mark the day as ships and locals move through the harbor. Notes mention readings from Maui to Kauai, calls for water supply updates, business ads, and society items including a church visit and a lighthouse project. The McKinley funeral details and coroner notes appear amid broader local activity.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports a strange tale of William Start Wohnter a city society man in Honolulu arriving quietly in town weeks ago. A failed impersonation of a minister sparked a chain of fraud that led to his removal by the pilot boat. Police and the public react with consternation as authorities pursue the matter and recover funds.
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