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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
4
Saturday specials feature Pancy Organdies in multiple colors at a sale price of .10 per yard, Kayser's silk gloves offered in black white and colors with sale price .60 per pair, and a cooler undergarment substitute with regular 350 sale price shown as $0. In addition cream heringbone serge wool at 44 inches wide drops from $1.25 to $1.00 per yard while all wood 42 inch fabrics move from $1.35 to $1.00 per yard.
A Kamehameha student group plans a meeting at Kort Street House to discuss improving the school's educational condition. Members aim to address post graduation opportunities and elevating the overall quality of education for Kumetaniehs.
The case centers on B Fumima, a Javanese merchant in Honolulu, charged with a misnomer about a food item commercially known as bean food. Attorneys for the government and plaintiff argued over definitions and duties as the hearing continues tomorrow morning.
In a brief notice the article reports no dividend cut in Oahu and notes recent actions by local officials. It mentions individuals involved in recent fiscal steps and the timing of changes, with reference to events occurring over the last two days.
The record indicates dividends around two hundred thirty thousand dollars were paid. Details are unclear due to garbled text and missing context. Further verification needed to confirm exact amount and recipients.
Governor Frear accepted the resignation of David Lloyd Conklin from the position of chief clerk in the Executive Department. This morning Conklin arrived at his new role as Territorial Treasurer with a sense of regret, while Commissioner James W. Pratt aided the resignation and the Governor noted new appointments for Treasurer, Surveyor General, and Superintendent of Public Works. Miriam Campbell and others were referred to the new officers for their positions and duties.
The Jaywaese conspiracy case is pushed back to Thursday with proceedings extended. Judge Rete plans to hear further testimony and prepare the jury for deliberation as the defense and prosecution prepare additional motions.
In New York on June 2 detective actions lead to the arrest of suspected figures linked to a local crime ring. Deputy Marshall operations confirm a nighttime roundup with plans to transport a key suspect to the county jail for further questioning. Rockefeller and Moffett are noted among contemporaries attending to separate duties as authorities pursue a broader case amid court actions and railway concerns.
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