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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1909
Page
11
Renowned dancer Bilbo Camphettefield visits Honolulu featuring a lengthy recital program. She won the 1905 Paettie Cour ehuniler shi medal and has been praised for refined technique, stage presence, and contributions to dance culture.
Detective Officer C H Yong states Koreans in the islands faced severe prejudice and job loss, arguing many are good but need reintegration. He notes lawlessness abroad but calls for fair treatment and education of newcomers, reflecting tense local attitudes. The piece also surveys Senate critiques of La Follette, Burkett, and Congress control, debating power and patronage.
A group of Japanese strikers refused to return to work until higher wages were promised. They met with strike delegates to determine demands, while reporters awaited tonight’s meeting. The piece notes delegates’ authority and the need to learn striker wants before any resolution. Public interest grows as events unfold.
Washington correspondent analyzes the Senate power balance, contrasting political figures like Aldrich of Rhode Island and Wetmore, with proponents of leadership qualities. The piece argues seasoned, disciplined governance matters, highlighting the unseen labor of committee managers and the role of sound financial stewardship.
Quarters for the Artillery, with two companies due August 12, are rapidly approaching completion at Fort Ruger and should be ready by August 10. The camp sits behind Diamond Head about 1,000 feet from the battery with good drainage and a very favorable location.
Governor Frear spent time with local military units during the holiday period. He attended the Officers' Meal at Scholokt Barrack with the 20th Cavalry and reviewed the Fifth Cavalry at Lelehwn, praising the troops and their quarters.
In Aberdeen on July 21 Mrs. Joseph Telfenthaler reports her hen has a rooster head and crows daily. The unusual bird, reared last season, developed a red comb and began crowing like a rooster, leaving observers astonished as it later strutted and crowed from the coop.
July 21 Braneville Indiana a large snake seized the home of James Bartrim in Spencer County driving several women from the house. George Weigel a Rockport salesman passing by saw the women in the yard in a panic and entered the home to confront the reptile. The eight foot long snake was large around like a man’s forearm and fought briefly before being killed.
The article discusses Senator Hale’s favor toward private shipowners and opposition to direct Navy control by figures like La Follette and Mourne. It notes Heveridge’s rising influence in the Senate, his strategic moves, and the broader push for greater legislative reform amid criticism of slow progress and integrity concerns.
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