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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
1
The article reports that Uyeno opposes the strike and details disputed claims about labor actions and political reactions. It notes reactions from multiple figures and organizations, referencing ongoing debates and directives affecting workers and governance.
A chaotic report accuses the License Board of suppressive overreach and failing to justify actions. Officials face calls for restraint as debates hint at broader regulatory failings and political tension. The piece notes surrounding controversy and hints at continued coverage on page 2.
In New York on June 25 Katherine Gould wife of Howard Gould was granted a separation by the court. She receives an annual alimony of 36000 dollars. The judge upheld the wife’s conduct in his decision.
Baltimore reports confusion after a misidentified suspect in the Edith Wodill murder case. Authorities now believe Robert Eastman of New York City may be involved, with conflicting indications of either a shooting by a posse or self-inflicted death.
Sugar Beets market update notes values at 4.20 cents with parity 4.20 while a late afternoon venire secured only one talexmen and another evening panel at Tol looked likely to complete a jury.
An urgent notice from Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd. advertising limited time investments claiming perfect security for sums from a few hundred to several thousand dollars with immediate acceptance required and a call today instruction.
Makino the strike tender and others petition Governor Frear alleging political pressure and rushed trials. They claim U S Japan treaty violations and demand protection of constitutional rights as two trials were scheduled simultaneously. Governor Frear cites limited power to intervene while noting the strike leaders pressed their case.
Goo Wan Hoy and Pang Lee Choy, Chinese tobacco dealers, were arrested today on warrants by the United States Marshal. They face charges under the Internal Revenue law for allegedly selling stamped boxes without proper cancellation and refilling with other brands. They appeared before Commissioner Judd at 2 PM. Hoy released on own recognizance to appear tomorrow.
Admiral Hicks visits Honolulu with Col Schuyler and officials. Japanese cruisers Soya and Ava coal today and may visit Sunday for inspections. No reception tonight. memorial ceremony Sunday at the Japanese school. Admiral Tien and officers attend. Band performances planned at Makiki grounds. Complimentary dinner Monday evening.
The report recounts the wreck of the Republic and a Florida rescue attempt. A battle operator Winsie is shown working his instrument and sending a call for help as audiences are told of the theatre show tonight and Saturday.
The Kohala Sugar Company said bond holders of 45000 in its bonds would be ready to take up these bonds with accrued interest on August 4 and that interest on the bonds would accrue from that date.
A fragmented report details 75 men selected for riot jurors amid fighting and delays in the case against twelve rioters. Judge Robina and Attorney Kinney clash over procedural points as the court considers postponement and contends with chaotic courtroom interruptions. Continued on Page 2.
Harold Castle faces a penal summons after a Fort Street collision with a Rapid Transit car. He is charged with violating Ordinance No. 6 related to proper operation of motor cars. The case proceeds in court Thursday following counsel advice.
Three heat related deaths occurred in New York today with two additional fatalities reported in Philadelphia. Officials warn of rising temperatures and urge precautions for vulnerable residents.
Czar Caur departed St Petersburg bound for Stockholm on a June 25 trip news notes. He sets out to fulfill a diplomatic mission and engage with Nordic officials. The journey marks a key step in cross border talks and regional relations.
In Navaisha Africa on June 25 Gol. R fired three buffaloes in a hunting incident described in limited readable text. The fragment notes the location and action but lacks wider context or outcomes. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
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