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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1909
Page
7
The text presents a fragmented, surreal excerpt about meals and a goat, with unclear setting or narrative. Names and clear facts are absent, leaving a puzzle-like note without identifiable person or place details.
Judge Andrade rules Pell tax must be paid with Noyes of the local customs house cited. Noyes donates his share to government funds while opposing nonpayment efforts. The decision focuses on poll tax payment, not income tax precedent, creating uproar among customs employees.
The Honolulu Library Association and YMCA directors discuss a potential property swap. Most favor selling the Jam factory site as a second choice, but the library corner remains unavailable. The directory may skip next Wednesday's meeting to debate the issue.
A Hawaii island event offers a New Year’s Day excursion with inter island trips to Hilo and volcano visits. Packages include 9 15 round trip to Hilo, 4 5 return to the volcano, and a day to see the crater with train rides and a day trip sales pitch attracting a large party.
National Republican committeeman McCormick, famed for never wearing a necktie, declares his bid for the United States Senate against Senator Piles. He counts Aldrich as ally and James J. as partner, with large holdings in Weyerhaeuser timber and a Wisconsin fortune.
New York reports the import of precious stones will exceed 42 million dollars for the year 1908 with December still ahead. Analysts note the 1916 peak had reached about 14 million in imports, marking this year as a banner period for gem wholesale in New York.
Secretary Knox creates a Near East division to handle commercial and political affairs in the Balkans, Turkey, Portugal, and surrounding regions. Evan Young of South Dakota, serving as American consul at Balontka, is named for the new unit tasked with navigating complex regional positions and opportunities for expansion.
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