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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
4
Ceremonies marked the opening of the Macfarlane cannery in Abnimanit yesterday. The plant, built with a new pineapple processing line, started operations as local dignitaries and friends attended a reception.
Eight entries received for the ladies' abukle championship and play will take place this afternoon on the Henrytania court. The list includes AL Hint, AL ME Oleken, Mr Bur He, MR Rocher Rath Richa, and others. The event draws strong local interest with a potential victory if any competitor from town can upset the field.
A North Pacific Lumber Company ship reports a 750000 foot shipment of fir timber to Hawaii, including 150000 feet of seasoned stock. The cargo was dispatched and valued as a major shipment, with the vessel noted by Kahulat and Vinudine.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a car sale. The readable fragment hints at a vehicle listing and sale event but lacks clear make, model, date, or location details to identify the item.
A report indicates Matson Navigation will launch a new service between Honolulu and Puget Sound ports, aiming to begin in early winter. The service, to be named Wilhelmina, will operate between San Francisco and Hawaii, challenging Puget Sound routes and expanding regional shipping capacity.
The bondsman appeared yesterday to furnish bonds for a case in which a letter of bond was set at 94 pounds or 10,000. He claimed no other bonds at stake and faced a pending federal matter. An attorney's probe led to a swift inquiry by the Attorney General and county officials. Hewnway completed the inquiry, with the suspect sworn and bound over. The case awaits further county action.
Dr Harvey W Wiley editor of the Bureau of Chemistry in Washington warns before leaving for a food convention in Denver that he will not tolerate adulteration of grape wines. He cites practice of adding water and sugar to wine and states violators will be prosecuted.
A debate cites a petition alleging a second grade of wine from Rhine production, arguing the wine is mostly water and sugar with limited real content. The department reportedly ruled Rhine wine must be produced in Germany to be stamped as vatooted, highlighting strict origin claims in wine labeling.
Washington August 7 authority said the Taft administration will create a five member Tariff Board replacing the earlier three. President Taft expected to decide soon, with the aim of naming members before his September continental trip. Secretary MacVeagh weighs candidates and seeks men fit for work and available for abroad assignments.
Senator William J. Coelho arrives in town from the Jehe to discuss Maui entertainment funding. Bowater says more money is needed, noting Sunday shows provide little relief. Kinastiey, a local supporter, believes Cree nations might act, urging contact with Maui people.
A chaotic scene near Tyapjowrn and Alukou Street ends when Judge Andrade and Harry Lake intervene to halt a runaway wagon pulled by a horse. The animal dragged debris along to a standstill after the driver stayed mounted, with bystanders and local shops affected.
Cleveland Ohio August 17 Larry Lajoie premier second baseman of the American League and manager of the Cleveland club for five years resigned the management effective as soon as club owners can act Vice President Somers tried to have Lajoie reconsider his action but he insisted he was through with management He said others should be given a chance to do better and he would still give the team his best at second base clear of managerial duties.
In a lighthearted notes section, the bride laments one regret about the wedding day while the groom reassures that noon was the loveliest moment. The exchange ends with the bride hinting at future chances and curiosity about keepsakes.
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