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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
4
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For sale on Prospect street a four room house with modern sanitary plumbing porcelain electric lights gas for cooking and one bedroom. Price $1. Kaimuki lots offer two improved plots with water and trees. Price $1 360 for both or $850 and $750 if sold separately.
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The article logs the development of Hawaii's sugar industry from early export figures to 1860, noting fluctuating output, price estimates, and rising production. It references the Honolulu press and historical articles on sugar, wealth, and trade, highlighting economic growth and the sector’s evolving scale.
A Honolulu observer notes Hawaii seeks representation in a Norwegian led Congress style body. Proponents argue for a token delegation to press local needs such as hospital operations and territorial autonomy, while critics question costs and purpose.
A Hawai i sugar booklet sale edition presents halftone views of island scenery and major sugar factories water transfer systems and cane fields. It features portraits of leading planters including George F Renton and Samuel M Daten and recalls Mr Young’s Louisiana visit with notes on cane yields and planters interests.
The article extols Honolua as boasting one of the finest harhora in the world and promises a fortifying view from the city front. It highlights the renowned panorama and the reputed excellence of the harbor scene.
The article reports on strained communications with Hawaii plantation workers and the lack of reesponses from Japanese lenders. Striking laborers struggle to secure supplies as they consider returning to camps. some hopefuls fear retaliation and face uncertain housing and jobs.
The report describes a court scene where Japanese defendants request equal justice, urging vigorous prosecution of property incidents while ensuring fair defense. The bond is set at 1000 dollars per case with recognizance releases. failure to post bond would send defendants to prison, with pleading date set for the following Monday.
Governor Frear returns from an overland Hawaii tour with details on inspection of Kapapila and Moana frames. The inquest into Henry Wetherill’s death continues with testimony from McCandless Cummings Walkington and others about late night movements and possible links to the case. The coroner's jury is expected to deliver a verdict tonight.
Thianain meet vna and inetatiation: as officer of the Thawaiian Soelery of Som of Hie Amworiean Revolution, Holl nextonday afternoon. Old officers were preteuted. president Wilkines Mrusident. Dr. Chuantt Cooper, secretary. late AL Licker, treasurer. registrar St acy Bation. The members or ty hound of menagers are GP Wily CO, Atherton and Ed. Lancey. Total membership at present eighty one. eight new members joined in one year. The society paserd a ptation offering eympathy to fly fant ry. The trompuner reported FILS te the Trommny and the virlons there starts were een.
Governor Frear reportedly approved the reappointment of Henry A. Renton to a Kohuli privat bound post for West Hiewial. The fragment suggests a continued tenure on a local advisory or administrative body amid reorganizational changes.
A damaged item notice reports a Bulldog hatchback returned to George Teek of Diamond Mow AiO after loss.
A crew member of the Manna 1a, arriving at Maul, died shortly after the ship reached McGregor’s landing. The deceased, a Chinese national, had been confined to a bunk for days with poor health. A doctor examined the body and stated death was due to natural causes from illness. The Honolulu remnants and a brief summary follow.
June 17 issue notes a Von Hamm marriage to Conral C. von Hamm. references Bulletin Business Office and Editorial Room phones 256 and 185. includes sparse line about a Minighitor occupation or title.
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