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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1909
Page
7
Fragmentary text references another match and mentions teams and players in unclear sequence. Readable names include heats and potential coaches, with stray terms suggesting a sporting context and possible competition aftermath.
A late arriving merchants letter, dated July 20, 0, discusses financial and trading matters with scattered notes on shipments, payments, and local reactions. It references Washington, a vote, and various individuals, but the text is fragmented and partly illegible.
The court examined the security details after a local bond issue. Evidence showed limited funds and weak collateral, leading to questions about the reliability of the guaranteed repayment and the right to proceed with the financing.
A chaotic street crash leaves a mother and child injured as bystanders gather. The driver suffers injuries, while a man and two women are taken to Queen’s Hospital in charge of Officer Nobriga. Court records show fines of eight dollars and related penalties.
Bulletin reads Pay bulletin room phone numbers 1S and business office phone 256. Includes ad rates and contact details for placing classifieds.
Ralph Hoener and Junto Taylor led a conference with Governor Herestine to discuss Hawaii representation at ongoing Syne matters. The meeting at Alameda reviewed upcoming congress topics including restoration work, island interests, and visitor presentations by the delegation to address interprovincial issues.
Fragmentary report describes Denning testifying during a sensational trial. The account references translations, alleged conspiracies, and language issues tied to Hawaiian workers and a theater play. The piece notes defense and prosecution lines and tensions in court, with mentions of Kinney and Lightfoot at key moments.
In a dramatic proceeding the Atcherley family confronted Judge Whitney as habeas corpus petitions against a physician were argued. Attorney General Hemenway and Mr Milverton pressed for jurisdiction challenges while Judge Robinson weighed the writs. The court reserved rulings, sending the petitions to the Supreme Court for appeal.
Alumni Hall hosts a variety show next Wednesday featuring Joe Cove venture in vaudeville at the Zephonm theater and other acts. Miss Alert Mortar sings You're Just the Boy for Meg while Frank Burl delivers monologue and songs. The program closes with burlesque by Charles Oro and Frank Karl and encore numbers by Mortner and McNeill.
Coroner Kane and a jury concluded the death of Lee Plo, found in the water near Kailtl, resulted from unknown causes. A witness described spotting the body near Mo kunew island and pulling it ashore with a rope, while expert identification relied on teeth and clothing. The inquest noted decomposition so no autopsy was performed, and the jury listed members from local communities.
The miniature range at the NOG in Wisconsin has been abandoned for the season and lights sent to headquarters for exchange with newer models. Officials aim to standardize equipment with mainland versions once the updated sights arrive, improving uniformity for future shooting.
The article reports continued discussion on naval conduct with the Fong commander and a Georgian by district ties, noting a morning event where Cypha refused an interview. Wit Hoe hut a Tare yeeatt and references to witnesses from Winchington appear in the readable fragments.
The Acrophone touted as the era’s marvel will appear at the Gem Theater on Thursday July 29. Promoted as a flawless electric mechanical device, it allegedly pleases crowds from Europe and America with synchronized singing talking and moving pictures.
The Crescent City Nighting will perform again at the Eupire Theater tonight with new songs and dances including the hula kui. Expect livelier dancing than before with Mine Helun Kaniweta performing a piece to the tune of My Tropical Hale Girl.
A band concert is listed for Moana with programs including Overture North Star Meyerbeer Hallad Everlasting Dad Weaver Intermesso Rainbow Wentjah Vetection HN Trovatore Voou Hawaiian Songs by Serger Lio Kamaul and Aala Berger Walte Count Hofftan Otenbach Finnle Madame Angotswe The Star Spangled Banner. No concert tonight at Thomas Bagthave.
Police say John Rodrignox fatally stabbed Anton Rodrigers after an argument over a woman on Miller Street Wednesday night. Two witnesses claimed John rushed Anton from behind, then fled. Judge Andrade committed him for trial in Circuit Court.
Reports from Grean Island detail two main theories of the Rainbow accident aboard the Ocean Queen. The first cites a broken rope and a tiller steering danger while a green crewman smoked instead of steering. The second blames a heavy wave knocking the boat overboard, with Kanehilu the pilot testifying the steersman failed to direct the vessel. Prince Amin, aboard with Royal Highness status, is learning cooking and baking while aboard and is attended by Alice A. MeNbOR of the crew. Attorney Lightfoot arrives in the harbor after a court performance for Jon Cohen’s venture in Vanideville.
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