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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1909
Page
7
A busy veterinarian reports overwhelmed appointments with many cases. Prices at the Ohia clinic rise as owners seek care amid a surge in demand and limited access. The scene captures strain on services and elevated costs affecting pet owners.
Fragmented surviving text describes a tumultuous vote in Hilo County with Supervisor interference and heated public debate. It mentions South Flo and local figures like Lymun and Fernandes, and hints at tensions between voters and officials over the counting and outcomes.
Fragmentary dispatch from Maui detailing an outbreak among mules in a coastal station. Mentions quarantine, veterinary inspection, and a named local official. Text is garbled with many misspellings and unreadable segments.
Maul Memorial Day was observed with services at the Mufewkale Lodge and a cemetery tribute. Judge Selden Hi Kingstury gave an eloquent Civil War memorial address at Watliky Union Church. Captain Hal led a parade along Muli Street and Vineyard Street to the cemetery.
County officials discuss moving a planned session to a larger venue in Wailuku to better accommodate attendees. The proposal affects the County Clerk and County Treasurer offices and may shift to the Hunt Building for the meeting.
A fragment notes a three day golf event at the Country Club. The garbled text references matches or rounds, a venue on a Wednesday, and various players or organizers, with partial names and actions. The readable items indicate a formal sporting gathering with scores or rounds to be determined.
A brief sports update notes the Red White and Blues defeated a Japanese team in a decisive win. The piece mentions the team captain and upcoming rematch plans as players exchange light remarks and look ahead to future competition.
A fragmentary report describes a close ball game with unclear teams and players. The text references bears, chaperones, and unnamed participants, with scattered names like Yamato and Kimana.
An advertisement touts Oriental Cream or Magical Beautifier as a complexion product that cleanses and heals. It claims to smooth skin, erase blemishes, and improve appearance, asserting safety and endorsement by health authorities while warning against harmful drugs.
The Withers Company and the Herbert With ore Concwrt Company face internal disputes and shifting alliances amid a reshaped art world scene. The piece highlights key figures, including Charlie Bennett, and notes a push toward exclusive titles and broader European festival ties.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a Honolulu Hawaii exam on July 10 for a Paymaster General's office position paymaster's messenger at $600 a year. Applicants must be 18 or over, open to U S citizens, and submit completed forms by June 26 1909 to the secretary of examiners at the customs house Honolulu Hawaii.
A Honolulu resident earned a degree at Creighton University in Omaha Nebraska and plans to practice medicine back home in a few weeks. The field and degree are noted, with emphasis on the applicant's return to Honolulu to begin medical work.
Stenographer Springer Ie slowly recovering after a mishap near his residence at Rewd's Hay. He slipped on a small plank and fell, injuring a joint on his arm during an acrobatic act described in the Alita Tribune.
Foreign port updates list ships arriving in Yokohama and San Francisco, with entries for Kareit, Hones May, and 8.3 China. Additional notes mention salted shipments on June 7 and references to business office and editorial room contact details.
A garbled OCR item describes a local disturbance involving a man named Parker and a pursuing officer. The text references a confrontation with a bottle and a possible court proceeding, noting the man appeared in court and was detained briefly before a morning appearance.
Wong Chee, a Chinese man, appeared before Judge De Balt and pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of fellow countryman Al Sine Lin on taro patet island. The judge imposed a four year minimum sentence with possible labor.
The article reports Ned charged with battery by Judge Andrade JL Kaulukoa of Kons. Mamiya found guilty and fined five dollars. Mention of Joy, Mauna Lan, and a forthcoming dinner at Manual Behoo. Also notes on a boxing incident, land conveyance to Pratt, and a World Christian Endeavor conference in Hawaii.
Fragmented notice from the Industrial Edition of the Evening Bulletin describes a mailed edition and pricing at the Bulletin office. It references Det Wen fell we Katey and mentions baton imagery and Havens, with unclear context about arriving at weighing the baton competition.
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