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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1909
Page
3
Sale highlights include ladies skirts and suits at 260 a yard for 31 inch wide fabric. Lace ankles offered in all sizes with sale price and regular price listed. Some items show irregular pricing and fractions but indicate a major sale event with multiple price points across fabrics and lace.
Washington June 26 The Atlantic Fleet begins two months of drills ahead of summer maneuvers off Hampton Roads Virginia The fleet may split into squadrons to ferry troops and attack drills include torpedo boats protecting battleships Rear Admiral Seaton Bohroe will command the Atlantic Fleet about 50 ships in total with 12 veteran vessels and four new ships now joining the force Most ships will move to New Maryland and Provincetown for Independence Day drills before weekly sea trips and drills President Taft may review the fleet from Slyph or Mayflower at Rockport or Provincetown
Continued from page one the order forbids any person from remaining near the plantation to interfere with complainant’s workers or to influence them through threats force or intimidation. It bars picketing at the plantation and near the Oahu Railway and Land Company stations in Honolulu Waipahu and nearby boarding houses frequented by laborers. It also prohibits urging employees to quit or refrain from entering employment and restrains gathering near homes to intimidate workers or employers.
The Supreme Court today overturned a circuit ruling in the Kumaro Matsuinura case against Hawaii County over an $18,000 damages claim. The court's decision concerns the judgment of the lower court awarding $7,000 plus costs to Matsuinura, with no further dimensions provided by the justices or the Chief Justice.
W O Smith argues against selling city land near Honolulu Hale and urges keeping public land for civic use. He warns future exchanges could force the city to buy back land, hindering downtown growth and the location of civic buildings near the post office and capital area. He calls for slower public land releases and preserving the current site for a city and county center.
A garbled report suggests Beker Jr. plans to leave the Claudine for Hagel this evening and may engage to a young lady. Authorities say a confrontation with Joe Leal could occur, with a chief detective prepared to seize him at the wharf if he delays.
The Third Judge of the Circuit Court of the First Circuit presided as the injunction sought to bar interference with complainant's employees. The court noted allegations of intimidation or threats aimed at preventing workers from fulfilling duties and entering the employment of the complainant. The document confirms issuance of the injunction and directs compliance with the court's order.
A report details a rare ear surgery performed by Drs Clark and Taylor on a patient suffering extreme ear pain. The operation involved trepanning a portion of the skull and cerebellum, with nerve sectioning and a drainage tube, yielding relief for the patient after multiple prior procedures.
London June 3 Masonic circles show keen interest in the consecration of an American lodge in London restricted to American citizens founders number twenty six with many prominent Americans in residence The Earl of Amherst provincial Grand Auditor conferred a special honor by permanently forming the ceremony in a lodge apartment. Banquet follows with several grand officers present Next Monday night will see initiations including Ridge Ivy Carter and Howard H Cuse Anglo American entente grows as Van Durer and Crane named grand officers of the grand lodge chairman of the American Society of London joins new role The American Lodge adds to international Freemasonry with studies in French and German sections and plans for the triennial conclave in Chicago.
A judge issued a temporary injunction against Sheriff Lee after a civil suit filed by Annet Johnson and others. The order bars certain actions by the sheriff until further court action or resolution in the matter.
An obituary notes English novelist George Meredith born in Hampshire on February 12, 1628. After early life in Germany and a shift from law to letters, his works include satire and poetry. He published major novels and poems through the late 17th and early 18th centuries, with titles such as The Diary of a Comrade and The Amazing Marin.
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