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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1909
Page
1
Fragmented text discusses Japan's land ownership policy and fears of foreign exploitation. It claims aliens should be barred from land ownership, cites rise of foreign influence, and references a controversial stance attributed to Tokion leadership. The piece hints at a broader campaign to restrict foreign land purchases.
At regular meeting the Board of Supervisors cut down the police and sheriff budget lines for the next eight months. Sheriff Jarrett sought 400 dollars for the patrol and refreshments, arguing the money was needed, but the board rejected the request after reviewing policy and past spending. The panel approved remaining items and ordered committee actions on road, bridges, and parks projects.
Fragmented OCR recounts a military medical unit during wartime, listing officers including Captains Murtagh Hoard and Breckin, and a group of lieutenants aboard vessels near Barer’s Point. The report notes travel from Muni to Honolulu and references a page continuation for further details.
A city health drive plans a formal mosquito campaign funded at $1000 per month by the Shivers Wharf Committee. A special department of the Board of Health will organize sanitary inspections to locate breeding grounds and combat the pest statewide.
A garbled note from Brooklyn New York references a fraud wine bulletin and a photo related to a candidate, with the line indicating its removal from public view. The fragmentary text lacks clear entities or dates to expand the summary.
Princeton astronomers report a new comet observed as bulletin notes. In Massachusetts, the U S cruiser Yankee that sank at Buzzard’s Bay was floated with lighters but ropes snapped and it sank again, prompting a return to the bottom.
A receiver was appointed today for the Ocean Shore Railway, which runs south from San Francisco and was completed a few months ago. The appointment was ordered by a local court in response to financial difficulties facing the rail line.
In San Francisco on December 6 a brief sports note reports Beets defeating G3dd by 88 points to 121 in a parity heavy game. The item includes a prior quotation and notes a 467 count for preceding statistics.
President Taft sent his message to Congress urging no further tariff revisions and noting a budget deficit despite estimates. He proposes broad government economy and supports turning Pearl Harbor into a major naval base while touching briefly on Nicaragua and condemning past abuses by President Zelaya.
Hawaiian harbor tension as the Celtic Chief remains wedged on reefs near Honouliuli while steamers Mikahala Helene Intrepid and Fuk Hukt attempt to dislodge it. Repairs, ballasts, and towage plans unfold as tides rise and salvage crews work beneath looming threat of total loss.
Fragmentary report discusses a government move related to Nicaragua and a review of underlying causes. The readable portions reference a president, an estimation page, and concerns over drastic government actions, but details and context are missing.
New York dispatch reports actor John Drew was seriously injured when a horse became unmanageable and trampled him after he fell beneath the animal. Washington: President Taft sent a list of appointments for senate confirmation including Admiral Osterhaus, Commissioner Lane, and Judge Wolfe of the Hawaii Circuit Court.
Special bulletin from San Francisco reports Prosecuting Attorney Heney moved to dismiss the case against Adler indicted for perjury in graft trials. The court granted the motion, reducing another graft case as the proceedings shrink.
Fragmented transcription describes figures and actions around Hawaii cotton prices and a formal delegation arriving in New York. It references a committee, officials, and a shelter with wool, plus mentions a newspaper feed and a continuation on Page 3.
A Waialua report details arrests promised for defacers linked to local property damage. Officials say the incident involved suspected vandalism, with investigators citing steps toward charging individuals as community concerns rise. The article notes related property values and potential penalties under county law.
A fragmentary bulletin discusses a payment dispute involving a private entity and a channel entrance. It posits that if access had not been granted, a certain incident would not have occurred, reflecting a speculative link between actions and events.
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