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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1909

Page

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Arresting Thugs at Oahu Plantation Riot Aftermath

Report of mob violence at Oahu plantation as workers attempt to return to camp amid arrests of Japanese strikers. Scoville and deputies faced a mob, shots were fired in the air, and officers protected engineers and workers while preparations for security continued. Continued details promised on Page 3.

Scoville Honolulu Oahu Plantation Engineer Scoville Miu Jess Scovilte Tian White Walpatin Stele Bott Beaville Beoville High Wage Mohewarmivit Wen Twee

Fight at Waipaha ends as laborers walk out

A labor dispute near Waipaha sparks a strike as workers at a plantation walk off the job before High Sheriff Henry arrives to intervene. The unrest centers on a labor station dispute and the return to work by some workers amid tensions with plantation management.

Waipaha At Vitek Mk Fipatione Taboria Big Bil Scoville Henry Ian Atrick Walpalie

Town Wiped Out in Sumatra Earthquake and Wave

Padang, Sumatra, June 9. An earthquake struck the city on the night of June 3, destroying the iemayae Korinchi area. About 200 people were killed and many injured. A subsequent tidal wave swept away many natives near the shore.

Padang Sumatra

Heney Announces Run for District Attorney in San Francisco

Francis J. Heney declared today his candidacy for District Attorney of San Francisco. He has served as the chief prosecutor and acted as a deputy attorney general, and now enters the political contest personally.

San Francisco Francis J. Heney Heney Ah Tat Don

Street Is Potentate Street Is Potentate

George L. Street of Acca Temple Richmond Virginia was today elected Imperial Potentate of the A A O Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. The Imperial Council is meeting in Louisville Kentucky. In 1908 Noble Street was Deputy Imperial Potentate.

Louisville George L. Street Acca Temple Richmond Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Noble

Special Dinner Evicted at Boston Restaurant Friday

A notice from local patrons announces a special dinner at the Boston Restaurant on Hotel Street. The Native Christians are leaving town and all customers are invited to join the dinner with complimentary beer.

Boston Hotel Street Customare

Island Fruit Co Ad Promises Best Fruit Delivery

Local advertise promising the best fruit shipment from Island Fruit Co located at 128 King. Phone number 15 shown for orders with a concise call to action.

Island Fruit Co King

Agitators Meet in United States Judiciary Building

A group of Japanese strike leaders used a side room near the Makino crowd to harangue workers in support of their cause. Judge Robinson indicated steps to prevent the Judiciary Building from being used as strike headquarters. The hearing on fees for Makino’s lawyer continued, and another agitation attempt was postponed to Tuesday.

Robinson Makino & Company Henry Kuhuku Asault Eane Wittensen Wither Makino Nll Wittens Mawke Innat B.A. Douthitt Mauna Kea Sam Chillingworth Robinsert Judiciary

Strikers May Cause Stocks to Rise if Return Near

In an interview Marry Armitage states if the strikers return to work on the Gahu and Honolulu prostalione by next Monday the market should rise. Opening prices show gains with Pal at 240 and Planewr at 164. Oahu and Haw stocks hold firm as Glen jumps from 225 to 240 with a rise to 4 1/2. No stocks show a downward trend.

Honolulu Marry Armitage Toay Pal Honoka Whiten Oahu Kekata Haw Fim Glen

Thousands in Realty Deal Trigger Landmark Land Sale

A large transfer occurred when Union Food Company to H Hackfeld & Co paid 38 977.75 dollars for 22 278 square feet of land along turkh and Halekawila streets at the corner of Queen Edin, tied to the proposed extension of Bishop Street and a city council resolution that had long hovered in balance.

Walty Dent Union Food Company H. Hackfeld & Compay

High tariff Men Win in Dingley Wool Waste Vote

The Senate voted to restore the Dingley tariff on wool waste, a victory for high tariff advocates. The House had lowered the rate internally, prompting the Senate’s action.

Washington Senate House

Black Hand Gang Arrests Reported in Ohio

In Columbus and across Ohio several Italians were arrested and accused of leading a Black Hand gang. Secret Service agents have long tracked the group and now believe the alleged leaders are in custody. The report notes ongoing investigations and law enforcement actions.

Columbus Ohio Secret Service

Juice bills spark debate on Hawaiian Electric rates

A reader letter accuses Hawaiian Electric Co of bias in its rate system. Small customers, including Japanese and Chinese merchants, are said to pay less while large uptown merchants shoulder heavier charges. The company denies these claims, noting charges are based on consumption not meters. A notice hints at a further price decrease and future rate adjustments beginning in November with December bills affected.

Hawaiian Electric Company Emalh Mar Wintrictis Payne Mtagorinag Wty Nyaten Wwe

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