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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
4
The text extols humble, steady work shaping civilization through daily reporting and editorial effort. It warns against self glorification, urges adherence to law in Hawaii, and condemns demands for separate Japanese governance while stressing loyalty to the Territory’s government and June deadline.
A lengthy notice praises the Monthly Bulletin published by the Bureau at Washington under John Barrett. It notes the publication informs Americans about other American nations, blends engaging writing with statistical content, and aims for public libraries and schools. The piece laments distribution and funding but endorses its educational value.
The Hilo Tribune editorial questions the motives and credentials behind a Russian migration promo. It cites past schemes in Honolulu and Molokans, warns taxpayers may bear costs, and asks what guarantees the Board of Immigration provides for a prudent use of funds in the current venture. It notes locals demand clear safeguards and accountability.
A fragment discusses immigration policy and the Territory's stance on accepting diverse immigrant groups heavy on rhetoric. It mentions Russian influence, appetite for homemakers from every country, and concerns over feasibility of bringing Portuguese or Italians to the Islands at reasonable cost.
Member Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange offers to buy and sell stocks and bonds with funds available to loan on listed sugar stocks. Bishop Trust Co Ltd at Bethel Street Honolulu.
Members of the Merchants' Association committee met with Governor Frear as they push for an armory for the SN, with land offered immediately at Palace Square. Delegates W. H. Smith and G. F. Bush reported the effort, while Cols Jono Heaten and Campbell led the deputation. The governor showed strong interest and promised action.
A large audience enjoyed Zarah Irwin’s immediate hit in her first Orpheum appearance with strong singing and rigid dancing. The program included two reels of clean pictures, a feature from the Art Theater titled Choosing a Title Partner, and the Acrophone combined moving picture and phonograph at the Gem Theater drawing cheers.
After a rainy spell, Walatun reports clear conditions and very good roads to Halelwa. Locals plan a moonlit outing with the Hawaiian winging band and Walalva band for the midsummer event at the ist e hotel, promising a lively Halelwa night.
The 20th Infantry camped on the peninsula for Monday to Wednesday, with locals pleased by the orderly departure. Soldiers left grounds tidy and adhered to reservation limits, with none seen on the surrounding streets.
Henry C. Howman of Lux Creces New Mexico says Honolulu offers ideal climate for retirement and potential property purchase. He notes large government irrigation work at Elephant Butte with eight million dollars spent and a dam on the Rio Grande to increase irrigated land. Bowman stays at the Royal Ma hotel.
Fred Carlson awaits a five month sentence after a July incident aboard the ship Rithet. Witnesses testified Carlson, allegedly drunk, struck Benjamin Frickwon between the eye, prompting Judge Andrade to impose the maximum option but settle on five months. Prosecutor Brown noted the case tested city sobriety as other calendar items faded away.
A deserter from the U S Navy is believed to be in the region. Lieutenant Commander William A Moffet reports the man may try to return to the Territory. Any person knowingly harboring the deserter faces severe penalties including heavy fine and imprisonment.
J. Jr. Migginn of the Federal Experiment Station spoke to the Promotion Committee about fruit cultivation. He discussed mango and alligator pear (avocado) raising in Hawaii, noting they can be grown with proper care and promising results after substantial study.
Major Riley of the Infantry N G replies to Captain Hankin of the Signal Corps regarding a rifle competition. He declines the Honolulu range as specified, due to orders to Camp Bory Ohio, but proposes an alternate match with both sides sending reps. He suggests target distances of 200 600 and 1000 yards at low fire and asks for confirmation by cable to proceed.
An anxious scene unfolds as the king declines to meet a newspaper man after a tense exchange. The messenger reports a mixed reaction from onlookers and hotel staff as the incident ends with the man departing in frustration.
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