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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
1
The report details pro and defense pre empt ory challenges exhausting the second jury pool. Prosecution waives one and uses one while the defense debates juror eligibility over education funded by plantation donations. Witnesses question the defendant Karey about orders and loyalty as the case continues toward trial.
At a recent meeting Hawaii Union not Laborers chairman claimed nine facts show opposition to demonst rat ion. He asserted evidence against wartime laborers and said a key document on the law remained undisclosed. The manager denied claims as rumors spread about the High Wagon Clan’s labor ties amid ongoing controversy.
A visiting Japanese correspondent is escorted by thugs as tensions rise over labor strife. The Examiner reports Kiyone, an editorial writer for the Daparne American, will seek reactions from San Francisco merchants and Japanese communities to investigate the disturbance and labor issues.
An advertisement touts ideal investments for a few days offering perfect security with returns of a few hundreds or thousands. Immediate acceptance is requested and a phone call is urged to proceed.
June 24 a new ship subsidy bill was introduced in Washington. The proposal aims to support shipping interests with government subsidies while outlining criteria for eligibility and funding mechanisms.
New York June 24 The 200 fine imposed on the Toyo Kaien Kaishu Steamship Company for carrying Mrs Timons between Honolulu and San Francisco has been remitted. Mrs Timons is the daughter of former Vice President Fairbanks and took a message on a foreign tour when returning from Honolulu.
New York reports four heat related deaths amid exceptionally hot weather. Pittsburg records four deaths from heat prostration. Philadelphia sees three heat deaths as prostration cases rise. Hospitals stay busy as the blistering heat continues. San Francisco provides commodity quotes on sugar beets and parity as market notes. Our next fruit boat will be the Lurline, around June 30.
Berlin June 24 The government was defeated today in the Reichstag over the inheritance tax. The bulletin notes a rash of unrelated snippets including injuries and a mislaid sports reference, but the central fact remains the government’s loss on the tax measure.
The Imperial Japanese Navy training squadron returns to Honolulu from Seattle, greeted by Admiral Ue and officials. A ceremonial harbor entrance includes a twenty-one gun salute and formal receptions as Japanese officers, bankers, and dignitaries observe. The voyage, enriching relations with the U S and Pacific interests, ends with officials touring the naval station.
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In Washington Campbell reports President Taft favors Hawaii policy. early remarks show support ahead of a wider measure. The interview outlines aims to bolster European relations and pending moves toward Portugal, with Campbell providing context from the capital.
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