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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1909
Page
1
On the Wai tana plantation unrest erupts as Japanese workers clash with local officials over school supervision and labor discipline. Sheriff Jarrett leads a patrol to arrest attackers, while the commission seeks authority and safety measures amid mounting tensions.
The transcript details Kawakauil and others under questioning about crowd behavior during the arrest of Jotuin Mikawa by Seaville. Witnesses discuss whether the crowd taunted, whether wires were torn, and if any stones were thrown, with testimonies about dates, locations, and actions surrounding the Takano Hotel incident and related events.
Secretary Lmith, with Contractors Ouderkirk and Bortoman, visited Reowlving Station to locate the new Tihorwpearens Laboratory and oversee contract work. Motes presented 284 bond copies for supplies as the Board of Health proceeds, while the Secretary concludes a biennial report for the Governor and the Commission reviews the inspection team.
A dramatic account describes a Japanese driven surveillance system on the island used to police laborers. It alleges that agitators and High Wage Association officers install strict permits for movement and track workers via marked routes and checkpoints. The report notes arrests of men trying to work at Walpas win and hints at further treaty implications.
Shipping notice states packed alligator pears offered at best delivered price anywhere on the Pacific Coast with the next boat from Hilonian departing July 13.
Chile July reports a brewing international conflict as tensions rise after a clash at La Pivia linked to a Bolivia Peru boundary dispute. An Argentine diplomat is guarded amid ongoing diplomatic maneuvering and regional unease.
Washington July 12 The administration states the Beegate Hien tax amendment to the bar bill is being considered in LA PAT BOLIVIA. The conference committee is probable. Argentir Legation is guarded as the tax will rise one per cent by eight hundred soldiers to prevent mobs from attacking diplomatic officers.
July 12 report from Sault Ste Marie details a doomed vessel collision that claimed fourteen lives including passenger M. Scott. In Washington the House rejected Senate amendments to the pine tariff bill, sending the measure to conference.
A Whitmarv L. Wihawe case involving a bigamy accusation was heard in United States district court. The defendant is to appear again on a scheduled date, with formal proceedings continuing to determine the outcome.
The readable text references a variety of names and roles including a department head and public duty. It mentions responsibilities at a department likely in a city or town, with references to officials such as Marsh Campbell and a superintendent of public safety. The passage is garbled but centers on administrative duties and appointments.
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