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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
1
The Newsboys League presents a weekday exhibition in the Federal batting Lite featuring boys from Chicago New York Detroit and Beaton teams. Two games determine trophy ownership as a noon hour crowd watches the display. The Sertex begins Monday August 2, 1909, with ownership decided by end of series.
A discussion led by George K Carter with Mr Flatt of Low Angelon and Mr Platt of the Automatic Telephone Co. weighs whether to install automatic equipment or retain manual systems. Gartley doubts the plan, citing cost and readiness, while others see potential savings elsewhere, though final decision awaits Platt’s visit.
General Jones and the Hille team are booked for Camp Perry as NGA rifle unit. The report notes the loger ranges and daily practices, with emphasis on readiness and confidence that the SG 1b team is the strongest to have left Hawaii.
Manager Tenney of Castle and Cooke announced a dividend increase for the Watali plantation ward next month from percent to 4 percent, plus an extra dividend of percent. A Chinese merchant's son left for the mainland to attend Berkey University for a special architectural course. The U.S. Supreme Court overturned the Territorial Supreme Court, ruling in favor of Harry van Belova in Cr. Malle, while the territorial circuit decision for Mui was reversed.
Stocks open strong on the exchange with beet and sugar futures rising. Hawaiian Commercial and Oahute show strength as prices drift toward par or above on favorable reports and anticipated dividends. A lodge meeting is postponed as Maul residents arrive aboard the Monrovia with family members.
In Madrid and Barcelona martial law is declared as Alfonso mobilizes troops to Morocco amid unrest. Churches and bridges are burned. fighting reported near Melilla as General Pinto battles rebel forces.
Reported boxing note mentions Jeffries in a ten round bout with Dalee for a title chance. Some doubt expressed about the outcome or eligibility. Journal hints at world championship context and unsettled opinions among observers.
Washington conducts a speed test of an aeroplane this evening as part of a planned test. Officials schedule the test for July and expect data on performance and capabilities.
C L Wight of Honolulu Gas Company offered to equip public schools at no cost with appliances for teaching cookery. If stoves exist, the gas piping will be provided and all fixtures furnished. only gas consumption would be charged at a minimum rate. Mayor Fern will refer the proposal to the Board of Supervisors for tonight's meeting.
A Chinese author notes Lae Pi was found dead near Kalthi with indications of melancholia and superstition. He showed fear of others and had periods of eerie behavior suggesting self-inflicted death as probable cause.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Harry Thaw on the stand speaking in his own defense. The text is garbled but indicates his attempt to explain or justify his actions amid the continuing trial.
Jack Roberts of Two Jacks Saloon on Hotel Street seeks a license for a Kentucky Saloon reopening on Alakea. Former operator Jim Thomson moved last month and the saloon has been closed. Military authorities oppose licenses in this district, citing discipline concerns. Board of License Commissioners will consider Friday. Iron, recovering from an injury, expects to be about two weeks from full recovery.
A brutal dispute over the Winkler burial contracts erupts between two Honolulu undertakers M J Silva and Henry H Williams. Silva accuses Williams of stealing Winkler’s remains after Silva was given the burial contract by the widow. Williams and his supporters deny the claim and personnel from both sides exchange bitter accusations, with the widow distraught as the case draws out. The feud centers on who controls the body and the burial, and tensions flare as witnesses recount heated exchanges and threats. Continued on Page
A report from San Francisco describes Judge Woodruff’s trip with Mrs. Woodruff, his reception at the St. Francis hotel, and a dinner hosted by friends and prominent lawyers. The event celebrated the Hetch Hetchy project with discussion of related legal and federal matters and the Water Board’s looming plans.
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