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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
4
A sprawling critique discusses Hawaii government actions, immigration concerns, and land swap proposals. It notes mainland coverage of strikes, calls for improved roads, and mentions Governor resistance to public disclosure of a Kapaa transaction. The piece laments secrecy and questions policy clarity.
Governor Frear drafted a new plan for revising the Organic Act while en route to Washington. He faced opposition from territorial residents who protested a bill they knew little about. Critics cited unAmerican methods, and Hawaii’s legislature blocked the measure as it moved toward final passage.
The market opened with small deals and prices fluctuating within a limited range. Notable movements included Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar and O R L sales, with several bids and asks at varied levels, while overall turnover remained modest.
Supervisor Charles Kahee of Kas tial Wee thle morning arraigned before Judge Dole in the United Rust District Court to answer the indictment by the Federal Grand Jury for violation of the Edmunds Act. He pleaded not guilty and his case was postponed indefinitely. Other Japanese defendants were arraigned on charges under the Edmunds Act and Hammande Act. The jury will be sworn on July 12 and the criminal hearing will begin then. Bail was set for most, with one exception, and friends sought funds for liberty.
The Territorial Grand story reports Bhigawara and Japanow indicting a man for unlawfully taking a horse valued at 125 dollars. A warrant was issued, the accused jailed, and the case set for examination before Lt De Bolt while the owner Shinebura seeks return of the animal. The borrower is said to have forgotten details and delayed restitution.
The board notes a high demand for 30 000 tree seedlings sent to Paahan plantation to line windbreaks along the avast Mine and protect sugar cane from wind and insects. Requests flow from Honokaa Kukahaele plantations for more seedlings as cane damage occurs inland. Gangs were sent to beat down and burn Santana bushes to prevent fires while Animal Industry reports an eight day quarantine for certain animals. The paddock near Mrs Ward’s beach property is deemed unsafe. Thimbleberry report by Waterhouse seeks more investigation time.
Detective Lake of the County Attorney's office pursued the case to Paulos where he retrieved the horse and key evidence, advancing the investigation.
A judgment approved by Judge Whitney requires $629.75 to be paid from the estate of the late Prince David to Frank J. Kruger. The suit, brought against Joba n Colburn, executor of the estate of DaVid Kawananakoa, was decided in favor of the plaintiff.
Strikers in Honolulu, led by Abe Bolster and Hiram Kolomoku, await a personal meeting with Admiral Licht. Reports say Ching will arrive from San Francisco with funds, and Hongkong Maru may also provide support. A planned Sunday assembly by the Kumi-cho section aims to unify about 2,600 strikers. The exact topics remain unclear as leaders on trial factor into scheduling.
Joseph Lightfoot was retained as counsel for Sugawara indicted by the Grand Jury on a charge tied to a strike incident. Sugawara pleaded not guilty. bond set at 600. the case slated for trial. Makino denied knowledge of Sugawara’s involvement in the assault on Numata during the strike funds dispute. Sugawara, arrested weeks ago for attacking Numata, appeared alone at arraignment. strike leaders repudiated him. The link between the collector and agitators is raised as Sugawara faces the charges.
Transactions entered of record June 22 1909 include John Emmeruth to John Schutte and other assignments. County Supervisors opened bids at 3 pm for oak and bath houses in the county jail with the lowest bid at 624 from 611 Ons. Meeting called off and strike leaders clash, turning a planned Mollis gathering into a secondary matter.
Advertises princess dress accessories and a display of art needlework upstairs. Mentions prices for items and a sale of combinations, urging readers to prepare for holidays with suitable fancy work.
W Martin of Hartford Ont reports Peruga as a remedy for catarrhal trouble. After years of earthen and failed efforts, five bottles rid the system of catarrh, freeing him to breathe freely for months. Retail supply through Benson Smith & Co. in Honolulu Hawaii.
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