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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text lists names and phrases related to club standings and figures. The readable portion mentions “STANDING OF CLUBS” and a date July 22, signaling a standings summary or report, but concrete clubs or results are not clearly legible.
Fragmentary text appears to describe meetings, people, places, and dates around Verona, Los Angeles and Kenai, with many garbled names. It references gatherings, community notices, and a telephony rental mention, but remains largely unreadable and uncertain.
A keeper appointment is detailed for Molokai Light with Janes M. Keand named as keeper at the Ralawpote canal station. The job faces final approval after a commission reviews qualifications, with deployment possible by September as construction nears completion.
A garbled note hints at a local wrestling or athletic competition to be held at the city arena starting Monday. Names appear distorted but indicate participants such as Mire Swonay and Kanaan, with references to morning events and mountain surroundings.
The Bolletin Publishing Co Ltd promotes high grade printing and engraving with samples and estimates. A garbled incident mentions a fall from a third story window in Yonkers New York and a policeman, fire department, and a rescue attempt, but the text is incoherent and unclear.
Washington dispatch reports sharp intra cabinet rifts at Interior and Treasury amid Ballinger Pinchot Newell conflicts. Wickersham faces Senate queries over reclamation contracts while Taft weighs removing Ballinger and possibly Wickersham. Western senators mobilize to leverage the dispute, with Newell and Pinchot supporters countering Ballinger efforts.
In a Washington interview Baron Takahira outlines Japan’s emigration stance, stating continued strict limits on Japanese laborers to the Pacific coast. He notes a formal agreement with the United States and reports Tokyo intends to maintain immigration restrictions indefinitely. He also mentions talks on a new treaty and plans to consult in Tokyo with Prime Minister Katakura and cabinet members on the matter.
Former detective chief Umeer Meldelron accompanied by a guard pursued runaway players near Liliha Street. A pale runner named Wall attempted a split escape as officers closed in. The fugitives scattered but were unable to elude capture before retreating toward the premises, where one youth was detained for questioning.
This noon a boxing bout between Bale Ivan and Cordell will be twenty rounds instead of twenty five. Both fighters agreed after discussion on the frame and style, with the change seen as testing which man is superior within the shorter distance. The sporting public approved moving the match to twenty rounds.
Nineteen Mongolian guests checked in at the Young Hotel this morning while the Mouna and Hawaiian rooms filled with twenty and seven respectively. Many plan extended stays and some intend to join the Yellow Sea voyage. The Hawaiian reports a large register and future bookings. Seaside Inn hosts naval guests with several advance reservations. Bulletin office numbers listed. A separate incident describes a group fleeing from dogs after a quarrel with officers near a park, ending at the police station.
The text describes lawyers testing Japanese translations in a trial setting. Prot. Ding of Sendai University provides fly testimony while Von Lightfoot tries to shape meanings in favor of the prosecution. Kinney objects as the court allows the point. More articles support the translations used by Den ning.
Owing to doubt over bids for burying the city and county’s indigent dead, the Health Committee may re advertise for tenders. Williams’ bid of 4.50 lacked grave digging, while Bitva’s 17.26 covered digging, excavating, hauling and burial. The council will discuss the issue at tonight’s meeting at the Newra.
Street project finished with total cost 1848.90 and area 6170 square yards. Breakdown includes grating 844.70 macadam 424.89 labor and other items 42040 and 40.0K. Report by Blaitie Heian Anderann and Wilh beets mentions no route for viewing from this port. Lieutenant Sherttante plans to make the day on the event.
The Dal Ratirad Co introduces new fruit cars ready for service on the Oahu Railroad. John Hughey notes these up to date cars feature automatic brakes and couplers, two ventilators, and air space at ends. Plans include more cars to handle growing pineapple transport and expansion of freight and passenger service.
Fragmentary account recounts a confrontation over a death body involving Silva Winkler and others. Disputes, refusals, and threats led to police and kin involvement before the body was eventually turned over and buried per a local agreement.
Shipping notes record arrivals and sailings with dated ports including Woodnanday and Yokohama. Entries mention vessels such as Ban Francisco Baitol and Avia hin ce, listing dates from July 2 to July 17 and duties at Newcartia.
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