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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1909
Page
1
A report discusses passes issued by the High Wage Association limiting access to a station for one day. It describes how workers were permitted to visit the site and the paper’s detailed record keeping on each pass, including who used them and for what purpose.
A Japanese worker Oyama and a friend faced harassment by pickets while attempting to secure work at Waipahu plantation. They were chased, threatened, and subjected to surveillance and intimidation by High Wage Association members. After brief detentions and a demand for permits, authorities plan investigations into multiple similar cases.
A garbled item notes a July 10 date and a court session before the Honorable Judge addressing the Grand Jury. It mentions a moral opportunity and a wartime or local legal matter with continuations on page 4, but the fragment is unreadable in key parts.
The Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd. emphasizes the equal importance of a competent attorney for drawing wills and selecting a trained, experienced administrator. They offer services that integrate both functions to ensure sound estate handling.
Capt. Plait arrived on the transport Thomas to oversee a test at Fort Huger. The mortar firing was expected this afternoon but the exact timing remained uncertain. Residents reported concern over potential damage to windows and household wares.
The Territory of Hawaii v Jacinto Miguel moved through multiple courts after Miguel sold liquor without a license under old and amended laws. The U S Supreme Court affirmed the Territory’s liquor statute as constitutional, sustaining prior rulings and upholding a $100 fine. Work records show related motions and notices involving parties and courts.
The judge warned the jury to ignore newspaper commentary on the riot trial. Testimony from Motsu Okiyama continued with prior cross examination details. The proceedings touched on theater events that night and various exchanges among witnesses, with objections raised by Lightfoot.
A telegraph from Teheran reports in July that Filipino islanders flee from the city port bound for Ha waii. Loyal troops under contract attempt to enter the city as nationalists recruit elsewhere.
James W. Lloyd seeks 279.90 from the Territory for stenographic work for the House of Representatives. The Supreme Court overruled the Territory’s motion, granting Lloyd twenty days to answer, and questioned whether Speaker authority extends to approving extra work compensation. The decision also scrutinizes committee powers over contracts for extended labor and related contingent expenses.
Washington report states Major J T Clark was dismissed from the Army for passing checks during his service in the war. The action was announced today with minimal details and cites misconduct as the reason for dismissal.
In Berlin on July 14 Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg was appointed chancellor succeeding Count von Buelow who resigned over differences on finance policy. In Washington on July 14 the tariff bill conference leaders agreed to create a Customs Court to handle import duties disputes.
Report from Manila notes a Spanish gunboat bombarded a Moorish camp in retaliation for the order of four Spanish workmen. The ambiguous text discusses authorization and ratification of actions by an agent, with analysis by Jaatiem Wilder and Perry.
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