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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1909
Page
5
The Montgomery Alt Advertiser announces a shift in editorial direction with Dole assuming the roles of editor and manager of the Kaul yar. The piece hints at expanded influence and a comprehensive itinerary for political coverage as part of the newspaper’s future plans.
An editorial defends Lightfoot in a strike trial, denounces plantation power, and argues for safeguarding press rights amid court actions. It accuses Advertiser editors and advocates legal restraint on agitation while condemning pro plantation influence.
The fragment urges attentiveness to the true interests of residents and to restrain from inflaming tensions within the territory. It frames public well being as paramount and calls for measured, peaceful discourse among settlers.
The jury returned a clear verdict of guilty, praising the jurors for upholding law and order. Citizens express gratitude to the jury for their steady conduct, recognizing the trial as key to peace and the Territory’s welfare. The opinion laments any doubt about the jury’s independence and notes the broader impact on regional harmony.
The article lauds Hawaiian jurors for their duty in a murder trial, noting their restraint and peaceful stance. It highlights their largely clean record in murder cases and their reluctance to yield to violence, portraying them as steady and principled despite being outnumbered on the eleven-member panel.
The passage critiques juries and the defense in a manner describing violence and disorder as part of a broader community prejudice. It condemns attempts to justify violence and to paint one side as a dominant force, noting distaste for the defense’s rhetoric and its effect on public sentiment.
The article records Mr Lightfoot during a conspiracy trial as he hurls insults at the Japanese Consul, Uyeno. It notes his bitter remarks about the Japanese government and citizens, and suggests authorities would have acted swiftly against such figures while praising a steady, independent stance in the Territory.
A fragmentary report cites tensions during a conspiracy trial as Professor Dening is treated with respect then confronted by Meg Lightfoot who denounces the affair amid objections from the prosecutor. The exchange highlights courtroom strain and prior records referenced by Winselt in Hawaii as the case unfolds.
The readable portions show mention of duties and names but lack full context or clear events. No identifiable date place or organization can be confirmed from the fragment. Further text is needed to produce a proper newspaper style card.
The Chamber of Commerce nominates trustees for the coming year. Officers to be elected from among the nominees include Jas F Morgan J P Cooke H P Wood FF Bishop Jas D Dole R oss J A Kennedy G L Paxton Kinmp 11 Spalding FM Swingy C Hedeman MP Robinson B D Tenney and Ida M Pope. The list references the Naikai Hawaii School for Girls and travels related to a voyage from Hana to Hoenn, with anticipated bail for the latite of cele Month.
A driver struck a young girl in a street accident, with bystander children nearby. The vehicle continued briefly before stopping as the girl lay injured. Police will investigate to determine fault and charges, if any, following the fatal collision.
A garbled police notice seeks a warrant for the arrest of Dr Peterson, administrator of the Tagine Agglinte, on a charge of administering poison. Aude Andrade refused to acknowledge the warrant, with the matter set to be heard in Police Court.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dialogue with garbled phrases about fear, money, and propriety. It mentions a frightened person, a poor girl, and a querulous speaker questioning tilveratle and deceit, with unclear narrative context and no identifiable figures or events.
Fragmentary text describes outdated remedies for women and family health. It references tonics and compounds claimed to cure female ailments, noting distrust of modern medicine and the era’s reliance on home treatments. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A brief notice listing contact lines for Bulletin business office and Filitoring Room, noting two phone numbers 256 and 185 with unclear labels. The readable fragments indicate an internal contact reference within the publication. No further context or names are available.
Reported at Denver on August 20 Governors Day drew attendees from multiple western states including Colorado and Wyoming. Prominent figures like Leofrid Mackinan of Allillant College led the official delegation, with governor representatives and chamber of commerce officials participating in discussions on regional cooperation and policy initiatives.
The Industrial Edition of the Evening Bulletin is wrapped ready for mailing and priced at 30 cents at the Bulletin office.
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