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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
1
Reports detail a local effort to upgrade Paumalo Road. County engineer and sheriff officials discuss deputy appointment and duties as the issue unfolds in Judge Robinsons court, amid political maneuvering and calls for decisive funding.
Fragmented OCR text hints at political appointment, naming Mahope and officials such as Attorney General Hemenway. Ambiguous fragments discuss governors, redacted names, and potential action to appoint a treasurer. Rights, dates, or concrete actions are unclear from the readable parts.
Sugar beets 88 analysis indicate parity at 4.24 cents. Previous quotation shows 10s 8 1-4d. The fragment notes a quotation update and mentions a wart and Hewes, but details are unclear.
A judgment of condemnation sets property value at six dollars and five cents. Funds already paid are directed to the United States Government for a military reservation.
The morning saw a governor appoint a member to the Regents of the College of Howat and the morning probate of H. Mishap, deceased, confirmed by Judge Rotgin with the administrator then clerked.
A court postpones the Soga trial until September or later as prosecutors argue over pretrial matters. Several defendants appear, including a man named Chinew and another tied to the Greid Jury case, with arraignments and pleas recorded.
June dispatch notes serious fighting between clans in Heuvah district Amoy China. A local scientific society will meet tomorrow afternoon at Welock In Thi entomological room of He He Bota Experiment Station on Keown tiinke about.
The Ninth Cavalry Band will perform at the Moana Hotel as part of a dance event for Hawaii guests and town folk. The Royal Hawaiian Quintet Club and Army and Navy folk provide musical entertainment for an elegant evening of music and dancing.
A chaotic scene unfolds when an electric power issue delays Hut edition printing. An official dispatches a line man to the electric company as residents wonder about the outage. A man in an automobile is later said to have found a line worker, while Blank Books of all sorts are produced by the Bulletin Publishing Company.
A local courier offers guaranteed satisfaction on all messages and parcel deliveries. The firm emphasizes reliable service and prompt handling for customers seeking dependable communication and shipment options.
June 2 at Seattle the Japanese officers and men from Admiral Ijichi's squadron took part in the military and naval tournament held in connection with the Alaska-Yukon Exposition.
Washington June 2 The Pacific Mail Steamship Company warns it will withdraw its steamers from the Panama route unless granted a larger share of the through rate freight schedule. The Coverdnest is reviewing the situation.
Melbourne June 2 Premier Fisher defeated in Federal Congress as Alfred Deakin emerges in a dramatic political shift. Fisher faces immediate political repercussions while Deakin appears poised to lead. Political observers note a fracturing Liberal party and a volatile parliamentary outlook ahead of crucial votes.
Friedrichafen Germany June 2 Count Zeppelin landed after a record breaking voyage in his airship SACRAMENTO Cal June 2 The McCloud lumber strike area remains quiet as militia units stand ready to act if needed.
Reports from Hawaii's Ewa district detail Japanese and planter tensions as strikes loom. Consul Uyeno communicated by phone that Japanese labels fear for livelihoods amid Agitator pressure and plan to return workers if protections and wage rises are assured, with labor leaders and editors under threat. The Hawaii Shinpo notes resolutions supporting the agitator and potential worker returns from Kawailoa and Makino areas, while districts like Kahuku and Wendred Olah await developments.
Unclear discussion on the salary of Secretary of the Territory and President of the Board of Health Mott Smith. Report notes officials and Governor unsure how much Mr Mot tmith has drawn since taking the second position. Mentions a possible maximum of 624 but no confirmation from Mottmith or others.
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