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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1909
Page
4
Reports from Manager Walker note progress on the sugar crop with 4600 tons harvested and a forecast of up to 7000 tons total. A delay in cane delivery could push harvest completion past August, reducing potential rewards for investors. A separate Sunday assault case involved a bicycle shop owner and a youth, heard by Judge Whitney.
Myrstial Darrach won a place in a Hawaiian hearts rover event with a vivid recital in the mudicat pavilion at the Yount Hotel. The crowd applauded his execution and interpretation of Shakespeare, highlighting his comprehensive stage Presence.
Lord advocates a possible exchange of the Honolulu Hale lot for the Gore lot. The two lawmakers with power to dispose of public land, Marston Campbell and another, will not rush any decision. The Gore property sale aims to support a planned venture, with Governor noting potential benefits and local objections to the change.
The Attorney General advised the Board of Health to retake the bid after a stipulation by the American Sugar Co required the board to maintain a road to the settlement. The Parker Mt Co objected, noting their bid was accepted. The dispute centers on the legality of the stipulation and bid acceptance.
Local estate plans to assume a $150,000 mortgage on the Kaplolant Estate now held by the German American Savings & Loan Association of San Francisco. Lawyers for the Campbell estate are reviewing deeds and related documents with a favorable report expected and further action to follow.
Real estate entries logged for record on July 12 1909 between 9 39 a m and 10 30 a m include transfers among Hookang Ward Hull Kealt Katrina Lovell Julia Howrey Walter H Bradley and Gorileh J J Dewan to BP Roduletios and others. The Rock city listing notes miscellaneous entries with BULLETIN ADS PAY.
The ancient Hawaiian Hotel reopens at the old site, once famed for its world wide fame and bustling tours. It now offers limited meals while rooms remain, with the dining hall and bar reinstated as part of a plan to restore the hotel’s historic appeal and hospitality in the plantation town.
Sleuth gets two bottles before Judge Andrade in the police court as Sam Hoomann faces a trial for illegally selling liquor to Mayor taxt Sunday. Joe Andrews testifies he entered the house and offered 30 conte for two bottles of wine, corroborated by another witness Harry. defense admits receipt but denies payment. Adjournment set for Saturday.
The Puritan 18 is out of commission at port after a long career. Once a dominant yacht, she defeated Ker Gonootd in 1886 and Genesta in a famous series, later becoming a cohooner under J Malcolm Forbes before selling at auction in 1907 for 4050 dollars.
The article reports a municipal proposal to issue bonds to fund harbor improvements. Tremmaner Conklin of Chile is cited approving the plan, with details about a water pipe line to the Kula Diatelet area and the potential private use of land. The balance of the debt is described as tied to the Harbor project, with prior bonds similarly authorized in the past.
Waikiki resident Wiha Kakoan is held for murder by Judge Andradeis after police say they gathered substantial evidence. The report notes drunkenness in a nearby incident, with several locals fined for disorderly conduct. A separate assault case and vagrancy charge proceed, while a missing person inquiry into Edwin O Burdick from Ridgewater, New Jersey, remains unresolved.
The item lists contact numbers for the Bulletin Office and Bulletin Editorial Room. The Bulletin Office phone is 25 cents to call and the Editorial Room phone is 185.
For sale a new large three bedroom house near St Louis School with iron roof and modern plumbing. Lot 4089 square feet, in town, never occupied. Asking price 1100 dollars, claimed to be 300 dollars below cost. Rare bargain.
The Territorial Board of Mabie elections and appointments proceed while work piles up. Arrests were made Saturday in a threat case and a Supreme Court appearance is noted. New York lawyers Dillon & Hubbard represent the Territorial Government. A Rapid City rancher died leaving a large estate with no heirs. The Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin provides a full summary of the day.
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