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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1909
Page
6
A garbled OCR list shows mixed figures and vendor codes such as Cab Bu 419.2 percent and various Co dollars. The fragment includes multiple line items with sums for Haw and Oahu entities, Pioneer entries, and other scattered monetary values, lacking coherent context.
The Bulletin lists items for sale and local notices including a liquor sale, saloon chatter at The Two Jack, Anchor saloon chatter with Monty Montgomery and Joe Merwin, and a report from Hilo on medical recoveries. It notes a meeting about building a temporary engineering block, a wireless message about Baker not related to Governor Baker, and Lt. Albert Lyman’s education at West Point. Also mentions an accident at City Hall, a seed package inquiry on Pyrethrum from Dr Marques, and recollections of the Orange Riot of 1871 with remarks by Minton.
A representative of the Past Dee Ameney will visit Maul on and after 1 July 1908 to collect inland claims due. The agency handles past due accounts and can be reached at telephone number 383.
The Department of Public Instruction votes to abolish the rule requiring grammar grade certification for principals of elementary schools with enrollments of 200 or more. The resolution, approved at a regular meeting on July 14, 1909, lists officials including Governor W. P. Preston and Superintendent W. J. Bahillt among others.
A translated page from July 160M urges consular action and worker unity to sustain strikes. It argues sympathy and contributions help strikers' endurance as migrants may bring higher wages, warning that plantation trouble will spread if native workers are drawn into labor conflicts. A later note records Makert Bean fatally crushed by a streetcar.
Attorney general moves in Sherman antitrust matter alleging altered filings by Armeriout Sugar Refining and involvement of Philadelphia witnesses. Claims bartered payments forced by Rew Eatite Tea Company to Aneheny Bueat Refining to pay millions to Pennays. Settlement talks on witchirast laws cited, with Earle pressing for prosecution and Wickersham reviewing evidence.
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