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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
4
A fragmented column contemplates congressional actions and territorial policy, criticizing leadership delays and calling for unity amid labor tensions. It references Taft era policy, Japanese worker unrest, and the need for responsible local governance to protect Hawaii’s maritime industry and public schools.
The piece urges strong men and vigorous action at the Trans-Mississippi Congress to back the United States merchant marine. It highlights Hawaii’s stake, calls for civic support to pressure Congress, and advocates speedy measures to restore the American merchant fleet amid Pacific trade challenges.
Mayor Fern received a missive from Arthur F Francis secretary to the Congress, urging swift selection of delegates for the upcoming conference on the American merchant marine, Pacific trade, and protective policies. Noted invitees include Capt W W Hater and J Schleirth with discussions to center on legislation and closer ties with Latin American republics.
Readable fragments show speakers at an irrigation congress urging Spokane and nearby areas to secure funds for irrigation improvements. The text emphasizes the need for transportation access, affordable resources, and loyalty to the American flag to boost profitability of land development.
Honolulu visions a robust future driven by federal projects and rising tourism. Eugene Ambler headlines as Imperial grand master designate while Chicago and St. Louis leaders are noted in the Order of Kokonil among other civic business reflections.
State of Jngton issued a rifle match challenge to the N G ML for a two range event between August 12 and 24. The contest will be telegraphed from Glenel Corpa on the Bhafter grounds with Hawaii represented in Washington to verify scores.
Bishop Trust Co Ltd offers buying and selling stocks and bonds in Honolulu Bethel Street. They advertise money to loan on listed stocks with emphasis on exchange services. The firm seeks clients needing loans or investment trades through its Honolulu office.
Monsignor Chase, Achofield Barracks chaplain, will depart for the Philippines soon to swap posts with Chaplain Jones of the Fourteenth Cavalry when that regiment reaches Honolulu en route to Manila. Colonel Schuyler plans a mainland leave of absence soon under General Weston orders. Mrs. Winnia, wife of Lieut Wnia, Fifth Cavalry, Schofield Barracks, is recovering after an operation at Queen’s Hospital. Tokugawa of the Bhinbun faces an U S Commissioner hearing at 2 pm on alleged obscene mail matter. District Attorney’s office has witnesses for Saul Judge Woodruff’s conference with Gov Frear in the Capital this afternoon. The two first met at Woodruff’s fraternity at Todge.
The Blue Exchange reports stocks in Ua and Oahu near par with Plantation set to carry over a dividend for next year. Five hundred Eva shares at 20.25. Sugar prices drop modestly on the morning. Furoswan boot crop prospects could lower sugar prices next year. In Hilo, the baseball league names Dewha Brick Lyman and Jak Kantou to arrange games with Anguet II and 16, with W. Ht. Misermoe added to organize a further series of five to seven games.
AWG D Kerrell, general paseo ker agent of the Pacific Mall Bteam Ship Company, writes July 22 to the Promotion Committee about Miss Mabelle Biggart, a renowned writer, planning a trip to Jo nohutn to pursue a book. Her journey, once set for this month, is postponed and she asks to be informed of a new date. The note mentions 100 new appointments from Europe and a large zoological collection in New York awaiting arrival.
A 1930s promotional pamphlet invites readers to consider a vacation in Hawaii, describing climate, comfortable lodging options, and the availability of illustrated folders. It notes steady trade winds, year round appeal, and asks readers to request free information by mail.
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