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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
6
A brief health note reports G M Cooke rested better today after an illness. The statement references the Coon home and mentions ongoing inquiry into conditions affecting Cooke and related matters with local concern.
A Chinese man’s body drifts in the harbor in a case labeled no foul play though a head injury is noted. The bulletin also reports eight automobiles scattered, a Seattle to Tacoma endurance drive under 80 minutes, and a humorous exchange about domestic troubles amid road races and weather.
Superintendent of Public Works Marston Campbell returned from Kina with Mr Leighton to assess hydrographic survey work and Kapaa area conditions. Campbell plans to complete a preliminary survey, review Kapaa district issues, and provide definite information once data from the trip is gathered as Governor Frear prepares to rejoin the Congressional party.
Arthur K. Ariel and Minny Grace K. Awana wed in Honotate. The ceremony took place at the Methodiae pare vonage on Atemut 19, marking a formal marriage of the couple.
A transport ship Lurline carried between 1000 and 6000 tons of cargo with a deckload of a dozen mules. A concert in the social hall drew jubilant crowds after a month of misery. A Lumine Dispatch notice said submarines and airplanes would be ordered for 10:30 p.m.
An unknown Japanese man visited a hardware store seeking cartridges for a firearm he carried. He demanded help but the shopkeeper could not supply the proper caliber or ammunition, leaving authorities to suspect a plan to use a deadly weapon with minimal explanation to police.
Joseph Moffatt the bee king of Southern Caual proposes a statewide apiary merger forming a company to control most apiaries from Ran Penyile to Upland. He owns two apiaries that produced about 200 tons of honey last year and is backed by a coalition of bee owners seeking to centralize the industry. A mobile hive device is planned to streamline honey handling, with regulatory and crop concerns noted. The report also mentions unrelated maritime items and personnel movements.
The fragment mentions wiretaps, a stockholder meeting, and a telephone company. It references a transition from old books to a new set, a corporate action, and an agent for wheelene acquisition. Names like Gore M. Cartor appear in a context suggesting improvements and development plans.
Real estate trans actions listed with numerous names and entities, detailing transfers between individuals and companies across multiple properties. The entry notes timing from 10 30 a m to 4 00 p m and references offices and officials including dep sheriff and various banks and trusts.
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