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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
2
A historic indictment outlines a fatal shooting and deliberate premeditated act amid a court proceeding. Key figures include a judge and multiple defendants as the record describes the sequence of events and alleged involvement within the trial context.
The community discusses a new park plan tied to a $1000 Territory expenditure. Campbell leads, inviting resident support and roadway improvements while reviewing service levels and potential crater site use for park development. An appeal to supervisors seeks district backing for electric service upgrades and transit for the area.
Attorneys for Ching Kim Meo admit he violated U S immigration laws while in the United States and faced deportation after a federal court appearance. He was ordered detained, appealing to the federal court as judges heard the case in chambers. A lengthy argument followed, with efforts to avert detention.
A damaged fragment notes the Japanese community paying accounts in the Territory during a period, with a small balance remaining. It mentions portmaster figures and a past period surplus, hinting at a later punchline about a strike affecting arrangements.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a schooner incident linked to a Cooke Library fire. Mentions captain Neben and vessel A. C. Wright, with docking near a harbor and damage from tumbar and a fall. Faint references to Eureka and a river harbor scene.
A jumble of local items notes Waikiki events and travelers. The Bulletin reports crowds at Waikiki and a Royal Annex reopening under Dick Sullivan and Jerry Coker. Chief Secretary Matheron heads to Hawaii, and a Oahu Havebat League meeting discusses junior players in the Honolulu big league. Detroit and Chicago game results are mentioned in the Bulletin Cup series, with weather and river water impacts cited in places.
A collage of business notices lists suppliers and services. Electric door bells from Union Electric Co. Beretania near Fort. Levy & Co. offers various goods at low prices. Local printers Gurrey’s Art Shop advertises photography and art supplies. Other entries mention piano sales, polishing, photo equipment, and advertising space. The note also hints at a sugar shipment unloading near the railroad.
President Taft issued a statement denying a whitement and saying his support is a sincere effort at downward revivion within the party. He argues the corporate tax is fair and that the tariff is tied to the Philippine tariff, while not conceding full compliance with party promises.
Washington August 4 report notes a new tariff act effective today with fixed duties and instructions pending full implementation. Named official G Milis outlines that until final rates are received, the Magley Mw will apply.
Amociutad Prean correspondent at fercelo na cabled that conditions in Barcelona remain very uncertain pending further uprisings, with threats more serious than those already reported. Local authorities brace for possible renewed disturbances as tensions rise.
Czar Nicholne set sail today from Cowes amid wartime sailing updates. The voyage departure marks a notable movement in maritime activity with observers tracking the vessel’s course and schedule.
Fragmented notices describe real estate listings for sale and lease at 180 Merchant Street and adjoining buildings in Honolulu. The text, though garbled, references J A Pratt and broad area listings, plus scattered notices about funding and arrangements for a Hawaiian congressional visit program with tentative itineraries and expenditures.
In a Honolulu session, Supervisors argued over Act 191 powers and duties for maintaining water works, schools, hospitals, and public buildings. The discussion referenced legislative authority, including Section 8 stipulations and maintenance duties for existing schoolhouses and related facilities.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Mori pleading before a grand jury with references to Mayle and a judge. The passage is incomplete and garbled, lacking clear names, dates, or events to establish a full summary.
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