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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1909
Page
8
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A rambling, confused missive from SPIEGELMEYER addressed to Adolph, filled with caricatured accents and anti Japanese and anti Allied sentiments. The writer complains of cultural enlightenment, laments losing comfort, discusses sleep and beddings, and references Hilo and a ship named Kukul while mixing political and personal musings in a chaotic, distorted voice.
In a brief exchange a man pensively remarks it is no snap while another bystander mishears Asking what snap leads to a comic misunderstanding about making fine exposure with a camera.
A quoted exchange centers on a woman's role and voice in a community dispute. A man questions how a silent woman endures, while the woman contests the idea and suggests a different approach, highlighting a gendered tension in public discourse.
The steamship Siberia docked at Hackford wharf at about 10 o clock bringing passengers for Honolulu. Notables include W. Hy, Motherney, Mr and Mrs B C Brown, Mr and Mrs T A W Nelfield, Mr and Mrs Carl Critchell, and Mr Field. Through passengers include Nakabashi, president of Osaka Merchants Ships Co, and his secretary K Shitahara. Also aboard is Miz Tokieda of the Yokohama Specks Bank and Lt Commander Moxes N. The ship sails tomorrow at 9 to San Francisco. Nakabashi, 18, is a prominent Japanese political writer and Osaka Chamber of Commerce member, traveling to visit US cities with the Osaka party.
Fragmented political report outlines factions around Archi Lane and Aeht followers. Lane balks at written pledge, prefers to practice law and remain out of politics. Tune pushes toward reentry. Lt. Fernandes eyes signs before naming a chieftain to ready for conflict.
A report describes a social dinner hosted by the governor for officers of the USS St Louis. The ship arrived from Simos in ten days, touring Tutuila Suva Fiji Samoa and other ports. Funeral services for Charing FSi will be held at St Anns cathedral with Rev. Danna Simpson officiating. Relatives are invited.
The piece laments Poe’s death and morbid fascination, contrasts Gabriel’s life with scientific detachment, and notes a San Francisco ship tale. It then shifts to social critique of labor, wages, and a bank embezzlement case, with a Tipton bank official missing after a large sum vanished.
The article recounts Sheba blaming the editor in a disputed confrontation, then turning on a suspect accused of stabbing and wounding him. It notes his belief that the Japanese, fed false hopes, and the struggle for Hawaii’s interests intersect with labor tensions and strike vindication. He remains recovering from knife wounds as authorities pursue motives.
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