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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1909
Page
9
A fragmented Honolulu column laments the influence of publicity and advertising on prosperity, urges adherence to laws over men, and praises Hawaii's progress. It references Japanese labor, civic governance, and the need for steady development through honest public action and restraint.
Harvard figures urge mix of study and lighter pleasures for students at Radcliffe and Cambridge. George Herbert Palmer argues for occasional frivolity to complement serious work, while others warn of distractions. The piece notes Union College and Harvard tensions as mentors stress temperance and self control amid calls for more relaxed schooling.
Secretary Atkinson defends no expenditures yet for Russian immigrants, awaiting enlistment and transport. The piece questions philanthropists’ quick offers, notes wealthy promoter ties, and urges careful coverage of immigration schemes promising improvement for Lamigration.
A firm announces willingness to loan on listed sugar stocks, and to buy and sell stocks and bonds. The notice advertises available capital for lending secured by sugar stock holdings and implies ongoing trading activity in equity and fixed income assets.
A terse discussion questions private versus public experiments in labor and immigration. It notes that a noted explorer claims England can supply hundreds of workers for a pound a month, urging careful scrutiny of immigration proposals and credentials. The piece warns against relying on irregular entry routes and highlights public skepticism on the immigration debate.
The text discusses openness of board sessions to the public and ties to the public sympathy for board policies. It mentions Russian immigration, a philanthropist funding homes, and a Somali-style guardian case involving Joseph Molunala and Rowwlinn Mokumatt.
The Waterhouse Trust advertises versatile sales for small and large investors with a $1,200 property featuring two five-room cottages in a readily rentable locality. Buyers may purchase as an investment or buy the houses separately as homes.
An acre of land from Diamond Head Road to beach priced at 3500 dollars. Includes a 20 by 36 foot building on Waianuenue Street Lot 20 by 00. Described as best business location in Hilo for a building and site.
In Honolulu this morning Judge Ane Andrade admonished B J Connolly of Co D Camp Very after a woman’s testimony tied him to a Magoon Wink home disturbance. Connolly admitted intoxication but denied the offense, facing a fine and possible contempt actions. police noted door damage and early morning visit disruption.
One hundred sixty Filipinos arrived last night aboard the Nippon Maru. The group includes 144 men 14 women and 2 children and will be assigned to various plantations today after inspection. They come from Cebu and were chosen by O A Stevens and LE Pinkham for cane work. The Nippon Maru is commanded by Commodore W 2 Filmer of the Toyo Kiken fleet and delayed by head winds en route to San Francisco.
A disrupted patrol encounter ends with a man identified as Williams? Sand in custody after a confrontation with police. The report notes the individual appeared unsettled and attacked a patrolman, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
An old advertisement extols Poruna as the most reliable remedy for coughs colds and catarrh claiming it cleanses the body aids the lungs and relieves congested mucous membranes. It cites testimonials from Toledo Honolulu and other locations and notes its soothing effects on mucous membranes.
A man at the King and River streets corner faced a mob attempting to assault him, with authorities describing him as of unsound mind. He was taken into custody for examination to determine his sanity.
Sunday services at Central Union Church led by Pastor Houdder and Minister Ebersole with morning worship at 11. A.M. A Vision is preached, Christian Endeavor Society meets at 63 P.M., evening worship at 6 P.M. with topics “A Vision” and “My Unique Wineeap.” Congregational singing, cordial appeal to strangers, travelers, and the public. Also First Methodist Byennespat church notices. Sunday school, prayer meetings, and reception of new members announced. A rostral order restrains strike actions at local plants. state news notes Cincinnati and Andie Baker cited.
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