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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1909
Page
5
Court records show the Muline complaint unrelated to a rat incident at Walpaha. External influencers allegedly distorted the trial, tried to block proceedings, and the defendants vow to stay on guard for further moves while their case stands.
The article comments on lofty ideals of safety and wealth, noting a shift to profit talks and speculation about a surge in prosperity. It highlights Honolulu cavalry polo team performance, calls for vigor in training, and praises American and English cavalry cross-training trends with emphasis on bravery, intelligence, and stamina.
The Advertiser asserts it withdrew from the controversy over attitudes toward the leaflet Lebel. It claims no direct contact with representatives about the matter and says the public should not be concerned. The piece defends its actions as protection of prosecution and defendant rights amid a contested plot trial.
A Filipino hampered by anti Japanese sentiment. The article argues federal control will shape Hawaii’s future. It notes immigration policy, taxation shifts, and industrial changes as plantation labor and local wages rise, while asserting strong ties to the mainland. The piece defends Americanization of Hawaii and criticizes opposition.
A gubernatorial note urges strict enforcement of law and fair dealing in territorial affairs. It calls for action against evasiveness and secrecy, demanding accountability, open governance, and orderly conduct by officials and citizens alike.
The text summarizes 1904 figures on monthly income and expenditures of a four member Japanese household, showing deficits and indicating a 65 percent annual taxation for the lower class. It cites Millard’s statement on earnings and notes mean wages for several trades, highlighting fiscal strain and call for bottom-up fiscal reform in the Meiji era.
Government promotion of Aino industries cited by a recent inquiry into water pipeline funds. Imperial Iron Works has spent 56,412,000.00 over ten years with little prospect of becoming profitable. Foundry established to secure raw materials for Army and Navy production in Japan, with shipping hesitant to increase debt.
A 1909 letter to the editor criticizes local papers for sensationalism and alleged pro plantation bias. The writer accuses editors of opposing truth, mocks the recipient, and references racial tensions and a failed assassination attempt associated with local politics.
A wire report from American mentions agitators in the city responsible for about two thirds of the troubles. It questions readers about using their brains and suggests blame lies with organized disturbances rather than individuals.
A reader critique discusses the moral effects of films shown at local theatres. It contrasts crude humor with refined storytelling and argues that certain films degrade young minds while others offer uplifting scenery such as Yellowstone Park and distant landscapes. The piece questions whether cinemas should promote sensational content or screenings that elevate public taste.
A long unreadable text references mosquitoes and social disorder in New Jersey. It discusses hobos and a proposed Carnegie medal for driving vagrants from the state. It critiques authority and hopes for future law and order without explicit actions or clear dates.
A garbled report describes Inspector Hare returning Saturday from a routine inspection trip. It notes a bout of travel difficulties, mentions a notable experience aboard a model of a Crom PuMnt Mene, and references Hyldwin and Hueo as well as an inspection team. The text is fragmented and contains many typos.
A burglar named Belaska was sent to the grand jury on charges of burglary. Testimony described a confrontation at a residence where a weapon was used, with witnesses detailing the events and the pistol involved. The court found no further evidence presented and released the doors.
The Empire will present a lively evening of dances and songs featuring a cast that includes Tebt etamatie teanhor and Elwinpin Aanner. The performance showcases charven and slur dances with a focus on amusement for attendees at the Company yamtate Cochnen.
Frank Porriera was arrested Saturday amid an attempt at coast possibly connected to a maximum sentence, with police noting a $10.10 fire reference. Porriera claimed intoxication and said he remembered nothing about the waffle incident.
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