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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1909
Page
5
A fragmented editorial ruminates on liberty, political authority, and Hawaii’s upheavals. It laments slow reforms, praises civic effort, and weighs the impacts of earthquakes, festivals, and maritime dangers on Honolulu and San Francisco connections. It notes the Portola festival and the need for strong community advertising while touching on steamship and firefighting concerns.
Fragmentary scan reports J D Dole touring Maui to acquire pineapple interests as conservatives debate the industry's future. The piece hints at political wagers and the economic stakes tied to Hawaii’s growing industry and national attention.
The Fionographic report describes Mr Lightfoot's remarks to the jury this morning in the conspiracy trial. It asserts his statements should be read by every mile of this Territory as showing the extent of his aims and the means used to influence the case now before the court, asserting the record speaks for itself.
The Manila Cablenews 4 notes Philippine labor migration aids local labor supply and educates Filipinos to seek work abroad. It argues migration can raise overall labor availability, though concerns about excessive migration persist. Planters in tobacco regions report worker shortages, especially among valley natives. Migration may foster a migratory spirit and long term population flexibility.
Editor Hyening Buttetine urges action after a dangerous incident at the bandstand rear of the town park. A railing collapse and crowded conditions endangered the public and a ranger, with one person severely injured and others incapacitated, prompting calls for immediate band closure or protective measures.
A terse note from BD LA FAROUE urges caution to prevent future fatal accidents. The message references the Ocean Queen and Monolain ships and is dated August 16, 1009.
A fragmented schedule outlines a multi day entertainment and reclamation tour through Hawaii. It lists arrivals departures and events from September 8 to September 17 including Mahukona Volcano Nahiku Hana Mokupoko and Haleakala visits with receptions and sails between locations.
Reported string of vehicle incidents on Kalakaua Avenue, including Saturday evening collision injuring a pedestrian and a prior wreck that scattered cabbages. Bystanders rushed the man to a home for care as concerns rise over speeding on the busy street.
The Maui nine secured a 2 0 victory over the visiting HN team on Monday in Wailuku Maui. A large enthusiastic crowd attended the game. The day was climaxed by a grand time with an evening event.
Wealthy benefactor Mr Castle pledges to send one thousand dollars through the Japanese Foreign Office to aid residents on Ovaku left destitute by a recent fire and earthquake. The gesture, praised by Consul General Avena and reported by To Ching, aims to reach families and property owners in need.
Charles Yarick, former juror in the Japan gee conspiracy case, appeals a punishment deemed inappropriate by Judge De Balt. The Circuit Court session opened this morning with appeals also filed by Taiaki, Hoed for $50 in the spicket court, and Kawaguchi fined $25 for a saline offense.
Workers plan to close the sidewalk along a block to allow paving and curb work. Residents worry about safety as an arc light and red fixtures illuminate the area. The effort aims to keep pedestrians from crossing the work zone while crews operate on the street.
Market analysts report overall strength with slow activity. Hawaiian Pineapple shares traded near 27.50 while Vawailun Commercial moved to 34.50 in brisk orders. Banking figures show twelve million dollars on deposit in city banks and high trust components holding substantial liquidity amid cautious financial estimates.
The Honolulu baseball team defeated Watalog 19 to 4 in a noon game at City Diamond. A large crowd attended, with many from Mw kura passengers observed in the stands. The Bulletin, under the name Honolulu, reported a strong victory for Mote oypomunta and their star players. In court news, Judge Roblavon’s department at the Circuit Court heard an injunction case involving the Oahu Railway and Cand Company, with Henri James Armatrone and Mr. McRanitiews scheduled for trial. The Hawaii court also heard an injunction request to restrain certain defendants from events on Letue avenue Kwa.
The report notes Governor Frear and Captain Brown of the orussey Buffalo attending official matters this morning. Private Secretary McDride handles duties alongside British Consul Davies. I. O. Dailey and Treasury Secretary McVeagh depart Mauna Kea for Hilo at noon and will oversee the Memorial site bid and related business before returning around the 28th.
Reported challenge between Hospital Medical Corps and the Fifth Battalion Guards sets a Sunday game at Leb town on the base in Kane. Purhuing Fifth accepts and players from First Hospital Co. volunteer for uniform and practice under Worry as manager. Also notes arrests and court actions involving Joseph Oliver and a police court case with detectives called to Lotlobua.
Keala from Queen's Hospital describes a violent assault at Philip Ake's down Raknuke. A walerie named Kenta lay wounded scene. Philip Aka accused of striking with a weapon. Keala plans to testify in court. Meanwhile an informer liquor case led to a man’s arrest and trial for Kalina Act violation. Anastbit received an eighteen month sentence.
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