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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
1
Fragmented report details a Japanese government stance on Makino and a consular inquiry into his protest rights. It notes Hawaii delegates and a disputed line about Makino lodging a protest with the Japanese government. The text references General Uyeno and mentions tensions over allegiance and foreign officials.
Fragmented OCR notes report no demands made on W C Smith and discuss ongoing labor peacemaking efforts. A Japanese physician notes professionals consider actions, with references to Hawaii and plantation tensions, urging restraint amid a strike context. Continued on Page 4.
New York dispatch reports Elsie Sigel, granddaughter of Gen Franz Sigel, found murdered in a room trunk. A Chinese man is connected by love letters to the case. authorities investigate.
The Hawaiian Pineapple Association met at Castle & Cooke to approve continuing an aggressive mainland advertising push. Reported as a thriving industry in Hawaii and the outlook appeared favorable though no statistics were submitted. Old officers were lowered via nerve discipline to guide the coming year.
The Supreme Court ruled the petition failed to show entitlement for $279 in stenographic and typewriting services Lloyd performed for the Territory. It held that the legislature’s officers were not aware Lloyd would be paid for extended work beyond $10 per day, and an amendatory petition could be filed within five days.
Governor Freer and the Board of Prison Emponents await the appointment of Wodehouse as prison inspector. The note mentions the next fruit boat, the Lurline, due about June 30.
The Calhoun case went to the jury just before noon. Special Prosecutor Kenny spoke for seventeen hours in closing for the prosecution. Judge Lawlor charged the jury which retired at 11 46. The panel took luncheon then a recess as twelve men hold the fate of the President of the United Railways in their hands.
SEBASTOPOL June 19 The military transport Ingul was wrecked today in the Black Sea. The incident disrupts supply movement as officials report casualties and ongoing salvage work. Units from the navy and coast guard have coordinated search efforts along the wreck site.
Fragmented OCR records an unclear incident involving Claudianes and Jomen Wider. It mentions a fatality linked to a court case, a jury, and unclear reference to a cricket match score between Australia and Kenya with confusing figures. The passage also alludes to a weather or business scene and a bank corner, all in garbled form.
The Freshman and Senior Debut ing Teams met at the High School yesterday in the finale for the Bells cup. The debate asked if the United States should subsidize its ships with Warnard Kulekatto delivering the affirmative and the Negative side concluding the session.
In a heated session, Deputy Attorney General Kinney and Lightfoot clash over delaying a Fiat trial as strikers and unions threaten prolonged action. A motion for a continuance was argued to prevent jurors from being overwhelmed, with the judge overruled. The case of Elgyware Nee Hern is set for Wednesday morning in the City Court, as officials weigh the impact of the strike on proceedings.
A long damaged account recalls a Punahou alumni reunion held yesterday afternoon. The event featured a music program directed by Capt. Berger and a selection by the College Club and Reynolds Motirow chorus. Attendance was strong with a lively reception and remarks from university officers.
A fragment describes a local boy and promotes the Territorial Messenger Service with a telephone contact, reflecting vintage community advertising tone and local service reach. It emphasizes belonging and community honor within a small town setting.
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