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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
1
Historical sports column lists July fourth races at Hilo with numerous names and entry fees. Heats include three quarter mile and mile events, with prizes ranging from five to several dollars. Several riders and horses are named, with results and stakes implied across multiple races.
The Judiciary Department outlines staffing after the new appropriation bill. Clerks and stenographers are retained or reassigned with fixed $100 salaries for new clerks in the clerk office. The process aims to ensure adequate staff without adding members. no extra appointments expected beyond those named.
Superintendent of Public Works Marston Campbell completed arrangements with the United States Government to supply 200 0OW gallons of water daily to Kalangapa Water Works for Lape pr Settlement at Molokul Negothas Hone. The government will begin work immediately with a cost of $1,890.97.
The Ponnty of duty celebration plans are nearly complete with George R. Carter as chair of the committee In charge. The event opens around 11 AM with a parade, followed by speeches. Grand Army veterans and officials will be honored on the platform as Marshall Darrach recites. Thomas Groene will lecture on Red White and Blue, and baritone Veumett will sing while the 5th Cavalry Band provides music. A popular Hawaiian Telegraph evening meeting is noted for Kat Phat Raising Day.
New York July 1 The Federal Grand Jury returned indictments to try the American Sugar Refining Company known as the Sugar Trust President Thomas and five directors on conspiracy in restraint of trade The charges stem from government probes into the Trusts operations including the destruction of the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Police uncover an assassination plot aimed at the Russian Czar during his Stockholm visit. The plan included killing the Czar and the Chief of Police. eight people were arrested in connection with the plot.
Severe shocks shook Messina causing widespread panic as explosions accompanied the tremors in Reggio. Walls of ruins collapsed and one man was reported killed with ten injured.
Petersburg dispatch reports orders issued to mobilize the Russian expedition to Teheran with forces of the Czar aimed at occupying Persian capital Teheran as part of Russian actions in the region.
The Treasury Department released a statement showing the government deficit at June 30 ending the fiscal year at eighty nine million dollars. It had been forecast to reach about one hundred million, a gap narrowed by spending controls and revenue results.
Supervisors act on Marston Campbell recommendation and relocate Road Department to the building once housing Minora offices. Auditor’s space to be reassigned, Judge Avirate’s quarters vacated, and payrolls for three pond districts paused as part of the decision. Captain Howe reports on Promper’s heavy cargo and hull condition awaiting unloading.
A U S immigration decision by the Department of Commerce and Labor affects hundreds of Chinese workers in Hawaii. Chen Yan, held since arrival May 29, faced departure restrictions under immigration law. The case, involving a Chinese laborer from Walua plantation, drew appeals up to the Court of Appeals. The latest ruling sustains the lower decision, potentially shaping future immigrant returns to China.
A second witness testified amid a riot case, describing crowd behavior, the presence of a large gathering near a residence, and remarks about beatings. The testimony covered the period before and after the clash, noting minutes of delay, attempted questions, and responses from Lightfoot and others as the crowd reacted and dispersed.
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