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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes list August events across Aue Kamaya St. Latte Panahouva Kamehameha Maui tennis and golf championships, a Sept tournament, and a Sept medal polo event. No clear outcomes or full details available.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Peng and Metheny with unclear roles and multiple distortions. It references Minnith and DION Hiedimse Huietiee but provides no coherent event, date, or location. No verifiable facts or outcomes are evident.
Officials in the License Commission refused to grant Hwek Roberts a license for the Kentucky saloon in Alakan Wheek at Horney Cy Petore appeared for the applicant but a marked decrease in saloon numbers and opposition from the party likely prevents approval. George Jyentraan of the Unto Art Hat opposed renewal. A second transfer request by Shige WiiHe for Sunt Sunday Wahint was attributed to improper backing. The commission reserved decision for a later date.
The annual chamber meeting went quickly as officers were elected for the year. James G Morgan remains president with J P Coke as vice president and H P Woods as secretary treasurer. Trustees include Re Faxon Mahop James D Dele J J Kennedy A Gartley Hedemann Fos W Kramp and others. Reports praised membership gains and growing activity, noting new library and hospital projects and plans for rail and harbor improvements along with local industries and agriculture.
Harmen-Eiberfelt Germany August 1 The YMCA conference closed work among soldiers and sailors of many nations Prince Bernadette of Sweden presided The business session ended with the Lord's Prayer recited in English French and German and delegates from 26 nations singing Now Thank We All Our God Meetings were held in Barmen and Elberfeld
Link McCandrens says he would worry ten more of the Hawaiians back after watering strikebreakers. He claims it would have been better for plantations if Hawaiians stayed, as they are industrious workers and would like to remain if decent housing were provided.
Crowded cities face thousands of unemployed laborers as crops near harvest. Calls go out to police and large counties to dispatch workers. South Dakota seeks 8000 men at pay from two to two fifty dollars daily. railroads offer free transport to aid wheat fields. Banks and businesses worry many unemployed may ignore offers.
The United States Manufacturers and Merchants Association warns of growing assaults on the tobacco trade. An alliance of major manufacturers and merchants from New England to Chicago declares a wide capital base and vows to blunt temperance pressure. The report links church and temperance union actions to threats against property and livelihoods in the tobacco sector.
Statistician Anderson reports a complete July tabulation of street and road expenditures in the city and county. The document lists repairs, paving, and maintenance across numerous streets and districts with amounts ranging from hundreds to thousands, noting heavy activity on Queen Street and the Merchants area. George W. Smith, former Merchants' Association president, said Honolulu is enjoying a prosperous season.
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