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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
11
An advertisement touts Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a remedy for cholera morbus diarrhea dysentery and other stomach disorders. It claims the malt beverage aids digestion improves vigor and strengthens the system while stressing its medicinal properties and health benefits. Rochester New York promotes the product with reassurance for old and young alike.
Military action reports friction between Leilerua Cavalry and McCandles forces as Governor Frear pressures McCandies to remove a blocking structure used to hinder cavalry movement. Colonel Schuyler cites the dispute in a letter detailing strategic locations and blocking efforts. Meanwhile a separate note mentions actress Ama Hell being offered a theater role after an aquittal.
Honolulu report cites a San Francisco political controversy as Sheriff Jarrett labels claims against Leal as dubious. A vaudeville affair and alleged graft rumors surface, with Leal accused of improper conduct and a police force clouded by corruption rumors.
Market summary reports mixed prices for pineapples oranges and sugar with several lot quotations cited. Traders note a cautious mood and undecided demand while raw sugar may dip below four cents during peak grinding season and investors debate future price directions.
Careful buyers in the market expect no disturbance as agar prices fall to 3.75. The statement suggests confidence that reduced costs will not affect purchasing behavior.
A mixed group of seven gamblers, including Kellett and David Apana, were arrested after an attempted dice game beneath a railroad platform. The men, diverse in nationality, reportedly played weekly after wages and were observed by officers, leading to a police station booking.
"Phoney" Davies was found guilty of selling Nynor without a license in Judge De Bolt's department. The jury deliberated briefly before returning a verdict. A $100 fine was imposed. case prosecuted by Deputy City and County Attorney A. M. Brown. Davis ran a lodging venue in Kaknuko district. defense argued no liquor sale occurred while offering a drink to lodger. Fennel, the license inspector, arrested him.
Germany now subsidizes not only ships but automobiles with 1k paid up to 2142 dollars per car under an understanding that in war years the government may requisition these machines. The dur eo of Navigation reports ninety three sail and steam vessels of 1082 gross tons built in the United States during October.
A Melbourne businesswoman reports severe dry cough and sleepless nights. After using Peruna she recovers and urges others to try it. A Honolulu wholesale druggist, Benson Smith & Co, is named as supplying Peruna to retailers.
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