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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1909
Page
1
A damaged text fragment references strikers, a scheduled event at 4 tomorrow, and a misunderstanding with officials. Mentions names and places obliquely, but specifics are unreadable. Contains scattered phrases about Japanese territory and a petition noting an account of a worker issue.
An article recounts a trip or gathering where local men join a camp experience led by Hilo. The narrative sketches a lively scene with youths, recent fashions, and social dynamics aboard a voyage. It hints at sailings and expected seasickness, ending with a note that continuation appears on another page.
Fragmentary account describes tensions between Juni and Vyeno over invitations to Admiral Hlett and Consul Genet Vyene. Alley chatter mentions attacks on Klin Ween Ms eilitor Soma and a protest about births and deaths of Japanese. Covert street actions and calls to avoid harming Hawaii planters appear, urging caution toward planter interests.
In San Francisco on July 6 analysts report sugar prices at 8.0 cents per unit and beet price at 10s 6d for a 1 old unit while Parity stands at 4.20 cents, signaling mixed market cues for sugar and beet markets.
The trial of Edward Parker, charged with slugging Palle tan Ching Apana, began before Judge Whitney in the court. Proceedings opened with testimony and jury selection underway as the defense counsel contested the case.
The document details alleged coercive pressure by boycott and social contracts aimed at restraining Japanese workers on a plantation. It references unlawful methods to compel workers and prevent participation in the growing crop, with prior injunctions and indictments noted against defendants connected to the Higher Wage Association.
SAN FRANCISCO July 6 John Benson, convicted of fraud in government land dealings, will begin serving his sentence at San Quentin tomorrow.
Cleveland dispatch reports the gunboat Dorothea is missing with twenty eight naval militia aboard from Chicago and Cleveland. The incident prompts searches and official inquiries as authorities confirm the vessel's disappearance and list the crew.
New York July 6 The American Sugar Refining Company pleaded not guilty to fraud charged in indictments brought by the Federal Grand Jury. The court granted the attorneys two weeks before trial.
Teheran, the capital of Persia, is completely invested by rebel forces. An attack is expected at any time as troops mobilize to move on Teheran. The report from London notes the situation as of July 6.
Austria has imposed quarantine against Russia citing a cholera increase. In a separate item, the schooner P. J. Adler with twenty one men aboard is reported missing after sailing from San Francisco as of July 6.
The mail steamer M is delayed due to late Mongolia arrival and strong head winds. It was to sail today but may depart tomorrow. the Mongolia’s lateness caused a one day loss and the Alameda is still scheduled to leave tomorrow morning. Sheridan transport impact adds potential further delay.
Maui and Oahu reports show Japanese laborers favor higher wages but refuse to strike. Interviews indicate planters control workers, with Lahaina and Wailuku crews content to continue planting, hoping for wage increases through steady labor. Storekeepers fear strike losses and oppose fund drives. Editor Yokokawa of Maui News says inland Japanese will not strike, tied to planters.
The note announces that the fruit boat named Wext will be aboard the vessel Lurline, with the sailing date set for July 2. The line implies a transport or shipment detail involving a named boat and date.
A chaotic courtroom scene unfolds as Joseph Lightfoot confronts Judge Robinson over motions to secure a longer conference with his clients in a riot case. Kinney disputes accusations of removing Lightfoot, while Lightfoot challenges procedural delays and asserts rights under the Constitution amid police and legal wrangling.
A visitor from Chicago noted a name change for Mount Rulnier to Mount Tacoma during a Tacoma stop. The trip highlighted local ties with the Tacome Conmapretal elok and its guests.
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