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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1909
Page
9
A fragmented editorial piece blends anti Japanese agitation warnings with demands for education funding and law enforcement action in Hawaii. It argues against conspiracies to overthrow justice while urging unity among local laborers, planters, and residents under American rule, citing public safety and economic growth.
The readable fragments show multiple apartment listings with room counts and rents. Entries mention addresses such as Manoa Valley Bates Ave and Young, 1245 Lanaiolo, 1286 Beretta Street, 1475 Thurston Ave, and 1426 Alexander Street. Rents range from 00.00 to 988.00 dollars per month.
A local critique argues against strike prosecutions and calls for restraint in plantation labor disputes. It warns that Japanese and Chinese workers may be displaced as citizen labor expands, linking wage concerns to population shifts and unsettling Hawaii’s social order. The piece cautions consequences for law, order, and community reputation if unrest grows.
Editor notes confusion over authority to build schoolhouses at Kalmukt meeting. Claims claim that legislature made no provision for new buildings by territorial or county governments. Mentions loan funds, additional revenue for maintenance, and a defeated public improvement measure.
Daniel Logan writes from Honolulu on August 6, 1909, outlining plans to fund school houses. He discusses small initial deposits, use of funds, and future appropriations to support construction and repairs, stressing urgent needs and resource availability for new school buildings. The note references the Bulletin office and contact telephones.
Waterhouse Trust promotes “For Sales” listings appealing to small investors and buyers with larger means. An example offers a $1,200 package of two five-room cottages in a readily rented locality, usable as a single investment or sold separately as homes.
The First Methodist Church invites strangers and sailors to attend morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled Col Portrait of a Good Man and evening worship at 7 40 with Living Epistles. The Union Sabbath Class meets Monday and prayer meeting Wednesday conducted by Rev J W Wadman, welcoming all visitors.
Hon Geez Brown, president of the First National Hawk, returned from a trip to Hilo. He witnessed the volcano’s high activity and described the sight as magnificent. Reports mention the Hukalun extension and preliminary work underway, with hopeful prospects for expansion and general satisfaction in Hilo.
A Honolulu contingent helped organize a large territorial gathering in Los Angeles for the Elks with 48 000 registered and an estimated 106 000 visitors. Plans for future Hawaii winter visits suggest 5 to 6 hundred prospective travelers, while the mid Pacific distribution andJets pleased attendees and promoted island ties.
Fragmentary OCR lists telephone numbers for the Bullatin office and editorial rooms. The readable fragment shows a format of numbers following a header about the Bullatin office. No clear names, dates, or full items available.
The letter-writers from Ontario and Quebec praise Peruna for relief from chronic backache headache and indigestion after trying various remedies. A Canadian responder notes restored health and energy after four bottles while a Chicago reader and others echo the product’s efficacy.
The incident began with Ho Chook and Lor Fu Sow filing a complaint after a quarrel near Kit Street. A mistaken arrest occurred as police pursued the wrong suspect, linking to a payout of a wager in a poker office where Lee caused a scene. The case, tied to a warrant, was adjourned to Monday with Judge Andrade presiding. No Chinese party suffered serious injuries amid mounting confusion. Eugene Clarke, famed for H M S Pinafore, died aged 66 in New York, hailed as Ralph Rackstraw in the U S debut.
A man known as Ab Kiww walked placidly along King Street in the early morning when police hailed him. He claimed he had stayed at a friend's base beyond the hour and said the late stroll caused the encounter. He was booked to appear Monday morning.
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