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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
5
The fragment references enthusiasm and governance debates, mentions officials and civic centers, and notes Missouri crop prospects for July 15 1909 with corn and cotton yields. It includes commentary on Japanese Americans, legal defense, and local civic attention amid a period of tension and growth.
A damaged, archaic notice reports on attempts to aid seventeen Molvial children who swam three miles to shore from a wrecked schooner. It criticizes indifference and calls for public action, urging courage and visible community support amid general distrust of authorities.
A clearness highlights rising prosperity in the mainland economy with strong railroad earnings, utilities, and industrial output. Heavy demand for rails, building materials, and iron industry activity supports improved financial conditions and ongoing capital projects. Woolen and feather sectors show brisk activity as markets tighten and winter weather improves prospects.
A Scranton Pennsylvania mayor outlines aims to increase efficiency and scrutiny across departments, develop activities to meet growing community needs, and align city growth with humanitarian and civic responsibility. The passages cite officials with Honolulu ties as noteworthy examples.
A fragmented critique of advertising methods likening them to trains and trolley routes. It argues that steady, knowledge-driven advertising beats hasty, self‑centered campaigns and urges consistency, consumer understanding, and practical ideas over flashy, impulsive tactics.
Property listing fragment mentions sections on Fort Street Printers Lane Kalakaua Avenue Peterson Lane Lunalilo Street Kaili Avenue Rose Street Lin Street and College Hills with no further details on units rents or terms. The readable items indicate a catalog of streets possibly for rental or lease designation in a historical urban area.
Katimubi Beretania Kalia Road College faces renewed questions after a brief incident near Alexander St. Local authorities say no injuries were reported and investigations continue into the events surrounding the disruption.
Report from the rioters case describes tense courtroom moments around 2:30 PM with an expected late decision. Observers foresee a hung jury or Japanese defendants possibly convicted. Watpal Plantations’ Dull testified, while Kinney’s cross examination sparked frequent objections. Beoville recalled crowd actions and their response to prisoner Ju taro Mikawa in the Higher Wage Association office amid tense quiet and eruptions.
Wills should be carefully drawn by men familiar with the law. Our legal department will draft your will free of charge. If you have not made a will or the current one is unsatisfactory, take advantage of this offer.
Real estate listing promising for sale properties in Moane Valle and nearby lots. Mentions a nearly new home priced at 4250 dollars and several choice building lots including a specally good one in Manoa Salle 000. Offers help to buyers still seeking desired properties.
The police officer’s testimony directly contradicted the Japanese defendant’s account. Lightfoot pressed him on key points, but he remained consistent with his earlier statements from the trial’s opening. Cheater Doyle testified sharply, with the Japanese contortionist’s details challenged during the Bill of June examination.
With old age ahead bringing sickness and loss of employment, the ad urges starting a savings account. It invites small or large deposits and promises 414 percent annual interest compounded twice a year.
The report mentions Bank of Hawaii Limited with unclear references to Waipahu and a statement by Lightfoot about no rebuttal. Details are fragmented, with no clear event, date, or outcome. Entities include Bank of Hawaii and Lightfoot in a partial, non-specific context.
Marston Campbell, superintendent of Public Works, will appoint David Kahen keeper of the new royal mausoleum by morning. Kahen, husband of Maria Heckley Kahen, a chief of the Royal Hawaiian family, is assigned to house the bodies of deceased monarchs. The salary attached is $50 per month.
Real estate entries dated July 14 and July 15 1909 list multiple grants and transfers. Names include George It How, Emma A Nawaitt, Samuel Par Wer, Margaret F Castle, Joaquin Garela, Burton, Hans Ammundsen, T Harlow, and others. Transactions occur across various parcels with likely multiple property interests recorded in the specified morning and afternoon windows.
A court hearing centers on charges against Kimura editor of the Japanese Daily Chronicle and Soga of Nippon JI. The judge rejects widespread allegations, finds insufficient evidence of the alleged smuggling and abuses, and schedules further examination. Police and court figures face scrutiny as the case unfolds.
Assistant Superintendent Lyle Duckey of the Central Union School District resigns to Superintendent Tracy, effective September 1. Dickey explains plans for an extensive trip abroad and says he has acted as Superintendent for two weeks and will continue a short time longer before departure.
The Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin provides a complete summary of the day's news, capturing major events, local updates, and notable happenings for readers seeking a concise briefing. Key figures and organizations mentioned reflect the period's prominent names and interests.
Prince Von Bulow retires as Chancellor after twelve years of service. He left the German embassy in Rome and has since lived in retirement at a villa. a recent project cost about 500,000.
In a fragmented note barbers mark a Sunday event with five hunted turbos deemed to go before a city entertainment duty. The garbled text hints at a schedule or parade line involving civic or local action set for Sunday.
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