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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1909
Page
5
A jumbled historical commentary references drink, labor protests, and political figures. It critiques wage demands and unrest, mentions President Wilson and a call for honest leadership amid law defiance, with scattered notes on congress and community safety.
A senior military official halted orders for a new enterprise amid public wonder over Honoluli and its envisioned future. The scene includes related chatter about a jet project and a quiet site exchange, with observers noting secrecy around key actions.
A reader laments ongoing secrecy and alleged cartaty rape in the last weeks, urging citizens of Honolulu to defend American industry and government integrity. The piece claims hidden operations threaten local welfare and warns of public tolerance eroding under perceived misuse of power.
A garbled prewar board discussion in Honolulu manly defends county role in public instruction. Commissioners urged closer cooperation with county supervisors, with calls for Superintendent power balance, and warnings against partisan politics shaping schools. The piece argues for practical collaboration and civil tone over legislative contention.
A dense list of street names and crossings including Fort Street, Kalakaua Avenue, Kalakaua Lane, Lanalilo Way, Xnth Avenue, Rose Street, Elm Street, Union Street, Kaimuki, Spencer Street, Waikiki Young Street, Waikiki College Hills, Beretania Street, Kalia Road, Kina Street, Alexander Street.
A fragmented discussion argues for stronger local control of education in the Territory, urging elected County Supervisors to oversee school construction and care. It criticizes commissioners for underestimating public interest and calls for accountable, popular leadership to ensure capable governance of schools.
The transcript describes a crowded courtroom scene with henry, Kinney, Takiyama, and others testifying under tense cross examination. Observers note Kinney’s aggressive technique and defense objects as witnesses describe the crowd and events outside the building.
Readable text notes the Kitchen and the Bake Shop or the Oundy ry open from 6 a.m. with no further details. This announces service hours and location access for morning operations. The fragment mentions three venues but provides minimal specifics about offerings or days.
Morning notices from the Monna Hotel and surrounding inns report a steady arrival of guests for the Milo and Volcano trips. The Seaside hotel waits for a full house as reservations and crowds grow, with many visitors, including Colonel Seluyley and Maron Albert te Hachmnoh, planning Volcano excursions and resort dining at the Moana and other venues.
A fragmented narrative discusses Cupid, marriage vows, and allegations of cross cultural bias. It mentions Japanese names, American shores, and a trial ending with perjury charges amid disputed testimonies, signaling a heated cultural controversy.
An elderly Chinese man dies in Tong Ka village China intestate. The estate valued about $19,000 includes Chinese mercantile stock. A rumored traitor hunt follows, with the story noting a contested heir and unclear appointive administration.
A case involving Capht at ete Araralt and two others, Kmv Mulwkouw and Malle Pipiant, saw them sentenced to one hour in prison. Judge Dole scheduled further proceedings while noting the modest punishment, with attorney Spencer stating plans for appeals and Hewad Herty as part of the defense. The court emphasized the brief confinement as part of the overall disposition.
The vessel Roma arrived this afternoon with about 2000 barrels of oil for Honolulu. Captain Laws commanded the ship after a long voyage from San Francisco. The cargo load and delivery details are noted in the ship’s report.
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