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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1909

Page

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Indicted Strike Leaders Arrested On Conspiracy Charges

Five principal strike leaders Makino Negoro Soga Tasaka and Kawamura were arrested on conspiracy warrants issued by Judge Robinson. Grand Jury indicted Negoro Tasaka and Kawamura for disorderly persons. Bail set at 1000 each for conspiracy and 250 for each indictable arrest. Habeas corpus writs dismissed by consent. Chinatown tensions rise as Japanese residents warned against meetings.

Negoro Tasaka Kawamura Makino Soga Robinson Beny

Transport Dance at Moana Hotel with Band

Officers and ladies on the manepart Logan invited to a dance at the Moana hotel tonight. The Twenty Infantry band and Hawaiian Quintet Club will perform. A hearty dinner will be served for the occasion.

Moana Hotel Funted Twentieth Infantry Hiwaring

Quake Horror Grows in Marseille Region After Tremors

The June 12 quake in Marseilles area leaves about 100 dead in the Coast departments. St Cannat Rougnes is nearly destroyed and Denelles church collapses. The shock is felt from the Alps to the Atlantic.

Marseilles France St. Cannat Rougnes Denelles Alps Atlantic Ocean

Glass Gets New Trial and Hawaii Graft Cases

San Francisco report states Lou Glass former general manager of the Pacific States Telephone Company has been granted a new trial amid graft case tensions. Hawaii wage disputes unfold as delegates head to Honolulu seeking wage increases and a 269 omath demand from plantation managers. In Honolulu courts the day centers on strikers and their leaders with bail arguments for 25 Japanese detainees and grand jury proceedings ongoing.

San Francisco Louis Glass Pacific States Telephone Company Ite Hilo Honolulu W. C. Binith Hawaii Lightfoot Higher Wage Association Kinney, Hallow, Promer Anderson Sutton Whitney Walpaln Otheer Beovitle Fe Anid

Attempt To Kill Sheba Near Courts Amid Mob Clash

After the Chreuit Court adjourned a mob of sympathizers surged around Sheba Baltor Sheba of Hawaii as he left the courthouse. A streetcar hand and several rioters threatened him while police restored order. The Attorney General announced indictments against Makino Negoro Sam Taxaki Kawamura and others jailed since the raid last Thursday. The crowd outside the court grew large as officers guarded the scene and a later note referenced Makino’s alleged vile literature.

Baltor Sheba Hawaii Chreuit Sheba Eees Ani Robinson Japaneenih Ute Lafer

Hawaii Wins In Race 10 Kahului

Hawaii won the Honolulu to Kahului yacht race finishing at 5 642 o clock, edging Kamehameha which clocked 5 545. Gladys took third at 8 30, Loka arrived 6 22, with Hawaii benefiting from favorable Maui channel conditions.

Hawaii Kahului Kamehameha Molokai Maui Kahakaua

Threats of Violence Shake Plantations and Labor

Reports describe threats of violence surrounding a labor dispute at a plantation. Strikes led to workers preparing to work while leaders, including Arte officials, visited Walpatin and discussed the standoff. A female worker, Waned the Whistie, was noted among many packing blankets before dawn. In a separate incident, the corrodent Ketubala shipwreck in the Black Sea during trials resulted in twenty wires drowned.

Walpatin Japan Honnulu Sheri Jarrett Walpaba

Rumored kidnapping attempt targets Sultan Abdul Hamid

In Constantinople on June 12 rumors spread of an unsuccessful attempt to kidnap Sultan Abdul Hamid. No further details were provided and no confirmation was available from official sources.

Constantinople Sultan Abdul Hamid

Four Killed in Cyclone Tornado Rips Tex Area

Four persons died when a cyclone torn through Texas, causing widespread damage in the region. Officials report a deadly weather event with fatalities confirmed as search and rescue operations continue. Neighbors describe the storm’s ferocity as emergency crews assess affected communities.

Tex

Concert at Moana Hotel Hosted by Reval Hiwatlan Hand

A refined program scheduled for Sunday afternoon at the Moana Hotel features a concert with entertainment by Ailattette the entry for a hand concert favored by attendees. The event promises Mia Tar and Caytilie Ler Winhow, with plans to perform at Kae Holint Park and Mana attractions nearby.

Moana Hotel Reval Hiwatlan Hite Biowt Wineranis

Asa and Soya Sail From Seattle for Honolulu

June 12 Asa and Soya departed Seattle bound for Honolulu in a routine maritime movement. The vessel name appears as crussess in the report, indicating a ship sailing with a destination linked to Hawaii.

Seattle Wrahi Honolulu

State Department denies conspiracy claims abroad

Officials in Washington on June 12 dismissed reports of a conspiracy involving foreign postings. The State Department said there was no coordinated plot and urged patience as details emerged.

Washington, DC State Department Sunese Hilly

Calhoun trial rests as defense rests with no new evidence

San Francisco January 12 Both sides have rested in the Calhoun case. The defense introduced no new evidence and said its arguments would be made Monday. The prosecution prepared to present rebuttal or closing remarks as the trial reached its conclusion.

San Francisco

Slavonia Run Aground At Flores Island

The Cunard liner Slavonia ran ashore on Flores Island near New York City on June 12. All passengers have been taken off. Rescue and salvage efforts are underway as officials fear a total loss of the vessel.

New York City Cunard Slavonia Flores Island

Lee Statue Unveiled in Vicksburg

A statue of General Stephen Lee was unveiled in Vicksburg Mississippi today before a large gathering of veterans. Separate notices report Peter Overfield of Pennsylvania named a federal judge for the Third District of Alaska and Les Overfield in Washington DC.

Vicksburg Miss Stephen Lee Les Overfield Washington, D. C Peter Overfield Pennsylvania Alaska

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