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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
4
A garbled OCR-like passage discusses Honolulu, humility, and public sentiment. It references naval matters, public morale, and the idea that California may indirectly influence Honolulu, with obscured phrases about breath, tempo, and defense.
A fragmented editorial voice urges Honolulu residents to back local stocks and projects promoted by conservative financial men. It claims small investors are steered toward safe bets with promised dividends while warning against hype and outside schemes.
Resolutions issued by the Higher Wage Association urge Japanese strikers to resume work despite tensions. Leaders acknowledge injuries from recent actions and insist on community charity, condemning violence aimed at suppressing personal thought and independence. The piece condemns those responsible for crimes and warns against surrender to selfish motives while calling for justice and dignity.
The fragment discusses criminals seeking command through bold crimes and contemplates a hypothetical declaration by a group named Avoola Hoh to disband. It references a community called Japanow and a wood judgment, implying speculative actions and unnamed leaders. The text remains fragmentary and unclear.
Inquiry at Queen's Hospital Tile at 1 30 led physicians to state Editor Sheba was resting and there is no indication of anger or remptivations from the wounds Mort inflicted while attempting to assault him. No visitors are allowed and the rule remains in force as he remains under care.
Auditor Islek nell and clerks paid out over 11000 in July warrants to 480 laborers across county and city. Including 28000 for salaried officers and clerks, total payroll signals a robust employment level as departments work full quotas.
A faulty alarm box at Wilder Nir and Papegeote corner triggered a morning alarm. The Maknet initial flare burned out with no fire found. Police arrived quickly. Chic Thurston was on scene but no fire trace or offender identified.
The San Francisco sugar market shows rising prices and strong bids as investors shift to cheaper stocks. Hawaiian stock activity includes Oahu and Mokapil, with trading at elevated levels. The Bulphar Oklahoma politics section notes Judge A Galbraith seeking the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. A petition in Chreute Court solicits guardianship for Cathartag Mesd, a four year old.
The Department of Public Works plans a land auction in Honolulu offering Makiki Valley and Makiki street lots. Marston Campbell announces affordable residence lots from 150 to 1 000 dollars with water access, draining, and city views from waterfront to Diamond Head.
A fragment discusses unity among labor bodies to preserve society and promote laborer fate. It outlines organizing the association, appointing a committee, handling business, and translating tasks. It urges aid for workers returning to work and seeking employment later, plus continued contributions and funding from island subscriptions.
Delegates from all islands meet on August 4 to back a plan urging the Foreign Office to relocate authorities and free Japanese subjects detained unlawfully. The resolution calls for mobilizing Japanese associations nationwide, informing strikers of upcoming duties, and offering support to those returning to work. A further meeting is scheduled for the following Thursday the 5th.
A fragmentary OCR line mentions a bullet office and small monetary values but clear facts are missing. The readable portion hints at an incident or note involving cents and a bullet office, yet does not provide names, dates, or places to form a coherent item.
An older Waterhouse Trust listing advertises mall opportunities and investment potential. It mentions $1,200 units and various real estate options including houses for sale and investment purposes.
In a strained session the examiner grilled Negoro amid technical objections and biblical references. Witnesses squirmed as translations were read, with Kinney arguing over humor and the so called funny column while the defense faced a dry, dramatized cross examination.
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