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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1909
Page
5
A jumble of phrases questions and insults forms a fragmented sample from a historical newspaper page. It touches on politics Taft and taxation Japan and Javanese workers with scattered names and allegations but provides no coherent single event or clear report.
The report discusses racing disputes in Hawaii, noting tension between Honolulu and Maulporting factions over racing practice. It claims Territory concerns show no town is large enough for manipulated events while urging fair play and public interest.
In a murky missive from a Kansas arena, Congressman Victor Murdock becomes the target of an alleged defamatory abuse. The writer claims the action aims to probe Murdock’s stated positions, while a hostile countercries about legal interpretations and political alignments surface in the Jowining Intatoranie.
The text discusses influential figures in the main island industry and a proposed presen tation by Mr. Murdoch. It notes rapid changes in the Territory, mentions an outspoken organ of Japanese agitators, and urges another visit by Mr. Murdoch to clarify statements amid a tense industrial climate for Hawaiʻi.
The Commerce and Labor bureau at Huntintcn reports ten months of 1909 data on Hawaii’s merchandise flows. Mainland shipments totalled 91,056,579 with $7,497,542 in domestic purchases. Food, crude goods, and materials for manufacturing comprise notable shares. imports from Japan remain dominant at 1,977,484 of 3,286,865 from all foreign sources.
The text describes workers on plantation lands under contract systems who rely on faithful cane cutting for livelihood. It notes hesitation to strike, mentions Japanese willingness to keep working under prewar rules, and references internal doubts about labor leadership and future support for strikers.
Report notes Japanese laborers on Hawaii's plantations prepared to contribute funds for a strike. Leaders in Hilo and Honolulu held meetings to gauge support and plan subscriptions, with prominent Japanese officials and doctors quoted about workers’ sentiment and unity.
Three bedroom house with lot included offered for four thousand dollars. Property described as a quaint setting with potential for immediate occupancy. Buyer should verify lot size and terms with seller. Located in Tunalllo area, contact for details.
Managers and laborers exchange pointed remarks in Hilo amid wage demands. Officials and observers discuss Japanese workers' status and labor conditions while Governor Pears and military figures mingle in political and ceremonial events. A tax case and legal motions loom in court as officials weigh continuances.
Bail requests faced Judge De Bale as Lightfoot argued the three defendants in the building confinement and self appointed court case should receive bonds. Kinney questioned the bond adequacy while Mata’s existence remained disputed amid the Waipata riot links. Supreme Court rulings cited urge considering defendant vulnerability. Bond set at 200 per case. Mata and Nomura related custody details discussed.
Maui hosts a full day of trotting and running races at Spreckels Park Kahului with events from 100 yard dash to mile heats. Local riders and Hawaiian bred horses compete while spectators witness trophies, honors, and a postrace celebration with a Fourth of July dance.
In a U S District Court session Judge Thilo ordered the Marshal to summon Levi Kawthoo and two brothers linked to a Kinlin pointmanter charges. They failed to answer, and the court granted judgment by default as evidence showed they must pay the bonds. Levi died before final actions, affecting the heirs.
A chaotic report outlines alleged actions by strike leaders connected to the Highte Wage Association. It claims arrests and trials in Java ties, with two men jailed and one sought in relation to riot charges while authorities pursue legal action in American courts.
A man wired with intent to blow a victim's face from a domestic dispute fired five cartridges at a target near a residence. The victim sustained facial injuries but survived. Detective Leal opened an inquiry as a related scene unfolded with mentions of local officials and community figures.
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