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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1909
Page
10
Outward and inward rail times listed for Oahu routes between Pearl City and Honolulu. Schedule shows departures from Pearl City and arrivals at Honolulu with multiple stations such as Waialae Waialua and Ewa. Limited stops include Pearl City and Waianae, with return times returning to Honolulu in the evening and on Sundays.
A drunken melee on Wideyard Street led to a mob attack on a gate at Camp No 2. A concealed knife and a lantern aided attackers as officers intervened. One assailant, a drunken Hawaiian, fled after officers arrived. An employee from Honolulu Iron Works helped deter further violence and the crowd dispersed.
Word from Hilo reports Charlew right Allan JonH Faker and others tied to convietions for great cheat. Sheriff Pua of Hawaii asks Deputy Kerrif Futter in Hilo for guidance. Unclear if convictions are active or pending. if active, Jarrett may return him to Hilo. If not, he may face trial before Judge Andrade in Police Court here.
A Honolulu article notes urgent calls to replace a run down militia armory behind the Executive Building. Colonel Jones advocates immediate action to provide a modern facility for public safety and the National Guard, arguing the current defixion embarrasses the city and delays militiary readiness.
The Wire loo Telegraph Company merger enables Mutual Telehorte to start a direct telegraph line to Kumku. Jurher’e Point station will be abandoned and its assets redistributed. Interisland and Nippon shipments will be routed via Kahuku to cut breaks and speed wireless handling.
A Kauai based association denies supplying cash and fines Treasurer Yamashiro of the Oahu Major Wage Association. A northern district representative previously visited for investigation and concluded the group lacked sufficient backing from higher class Japanese in the area.
About forty Japanese women were prevented from boarding a train and detained from work at the Watiwa Pineapple Cannery. The incident involved attempts to reach the cannery and aroused bystanders as officials intervened to manage the crowd and enforce work restrictions.
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