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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
1
A damaged district report notes a trial postponed for a special venire. Names of prospective jurors appear in garbled form with multiple OCR errors. The article references juror challenges and a continued proceeding, mentioning a court in session and the potential for further details on page 4.
Strikers from Walpala and Avon gather with families near the waterfront by the Naval Station awaiting the arrival of ships. They wear holiday dress while vendors and shops around the quay show busy activity as observers anticipate warship movements and a pending meeting of officials at the Queen’s Hospital later in the day.
Report from the port notes that Japanese ships have not yet been reported. Vice Admiral Vie Hivpertal Majonty’s force may be delayed due to translation and reception arrangements. Commanders Tokieda and Nicht discuss duties and stay logistics to coordinate with local officials and naval authorities.
An advertisement promises a limited time investment with high security and immediate acceptance. It touts options from a few hundred to several thousand dollars and urges readers to call today for a prompt decision.
June 23 report from Wehrum details an explosion of fire damp in a coal mine. Eighteen miners are dead, six fatally hurt, and thirty remain imprisoned as fires burn. Rescue efforts push to reach the trapped men before more lives are lost.
New York June 23 Chung Sin, held in the Elsie Sigel case, claims Leon Ling strangled Miss Sigel after being sweated by police. Chung says he saw the body in Ling's room and Ling is being actively sought nationwide.
Killarney Ireland June 23 nine American tourists and two boatmen drowned when a boat capsized on the lakes. Washington June 23 the Senate approved the lumber schedule placing the duty at 1.50 per thousand, maintaining the current tariff.
Fragmented article hints at Lightfoot and Sugawara as counsel in a legal matter. Mentions a court item and continuation on page 4 with unclear specifics and names.
The Oahu Country Club plans to buy its leased property. A first mortgage will cover the roughly 26000 payment. Club funds and a Hawkins fund totaling over 1400 aid the warehoused price. Growth calls for expanding the house and building to meet needs.
Unclear chatter at the Capitol centers on possible Governor appointing Land Commissioner to a Territorial post amid Senate confirmation delays. Reports mention Attorney General support and unresolved vacancies as political maneuvering continues. A police court scene notes a minor incident involving a person named Whi.
A fragmentary note indicates the forthcoming fruit voyage aboard the steamship Lurline, with an approximate sailing window around June. No exact day or year is provided.
Market prices show minor reversals with limited area activity. Hawaiian sugar and related stocks fluctuated, with notable declines in some quotes and small gains in others. High trading blocks remained sparse as investors watched the day’s narrow movement and occasional jumps in bid prices.
Suppressed report shows Supervisor Charles Kahoe pled not guilty amid a flood of arraignments for violations of the Edmunds and Humaniy Acts in a Federal Court session. Jittered by language and chaos, the proceedings include multiple Japanese defendants on charges of unlawful importation for immoral purposes and related indictments.
A fragmented report describes a court proceeding where Lightfot seeks postponement of a civil unrest event. The party struggles to afford a second attorney and contemplates delaying actions while awaiting a new court order and potential counsel changes.
Sugar price data from San Francisco shows a 96 degree centrifugal reading and a quotation of 1 cent or $78.20 per ton with a 3.906 contas term noted.
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