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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
1
In a tense labor scene, workers await a designated leader to mobilize a strike as hesitation and stalled negotiations hinder progress. Reports describe mounting impatience among crews, with some unions warning of potential action if a clear line of command does not emerge soon. Continued coverage notes mounting pressure on officials as talks stretch into days, while factions debate strategy and leadership amid uncertain outcomes.
A fragmentary report outlines proposed extra funding for city and county programs totaling around 930,000 dollars with monthly payments and an eventual balance due to the council. It notes uncertain sums for certain departments and suggests possible creation of a Hawaii Promotion Committee to receive support formerly provided by the Legislature.
Washington reports the Pearl Harbor naval dock contract awarded to the San Francisco Bridge Company for 1,760,000 dollars after Leach of Boston’s bid was rejected for a defective guarantee. The San Francisco Bridge Company, led by John McMillin, owns the Paxcliffe dredge brought to Honolulu for harbor works.
Rioting workers in Philadelphia burned a streetcar today amid a fierce strike. A tentative settlement has been reached, ending the immediate disruption.
The conference of the Boards of Health of America in Washington on June 4 considered seeking a congressional appropriation of one million dollars to establish a National Leprosarium.
A double quake shock was felt today causing concern in the city but no damage occurred. Officials report the tremors were minor and limited to shaking effects with no structural harm or injuries noted.
A fragmentary report discusses Colonel Cutie Po Wawhea and her possible bid for city secretary under reform pressures. It mentions Curtis, Janier Jonnensen, W. S. Exlings, and Noxaran Fernandes as competing figures, with rumors of a recount plan and speculation over who will fill the secretary role amid party shifts and reform debates.
An old fashioned advertisement urges customers to come for the best out shipped fruit and parcels. It claims guaranteed satisfaction with delivery and messaging services, listing a phone contact and address blurred by OCR.
The Americano Hiawaiian freighter Virginian was sighted approaching San Francisco harbor this afternoon. It is expected to dock at the port around 4911 0 plook es, with crews preparing for arrival and loading operations.
Aumdeta Prettan from Atotokal to Kalaupipa was declared not a leper after reexamination at Wx Station. Augusta Frestas, 41, is discharged with a health certificate. The story recalls the woman’s long ordeal, fear, and yearning for family life and happiness, now seemingly restored after years of suffering and isolation.
French Ambassador Jussarand arrived in San Francisco on June 4 and received an elaborate welcome from the city and a large crowd of people gathered to greet him.
McCloud California June 4 partial resumption of lumber mill work reported with editorial and news room details indicating activity returning after a stoppage. Authorities caution continued disruption risk and await full restart.
A distorted report details arrests by United States Marshal Hendry in Hawaii over a boycott plot involving Japanese individuals. The article outlines a coercive campaign to seize and destroy Japanese mail while naming officials and committees, with mixed testimony and ongoing legal actions led by District Attorney Breckw and others.
Naturalist John Burroughs praised Hawaii's environment and people during a talk at the President House foyer. He described the islands as lush and inviting, contrasting their vitality with the rest of the world. His remarks touched on habitat, progress, and the warmth of Hawaiian hospitality.
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