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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1909

Page

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Scoville Tells Strong Story in Riot Witness

Eugene M. Scoville remains the sole witness called in the Waipanu riot case. The transcript details the arrest of Jotura Mikawa, crowd pressure to release the prisoner, and Lightfoot’s questioning about projectile stones and sticks. The court did not object to Scoville’s testimony, while other entries mention Beo ville and Kinney’s efforts as the trial proceeds on page 4.

Eugene M. Scoville Mehaw Waipanu Jotura Mikawa Will Miauchi Lightfoot Mane Beoville Kinney Kinneys Janet Eddie Fray Viccobhin Witte

Private letter hints at Hawaii sugar politics and Japanese influence

A tangled report from Washington discusses Honolulu affairs with Lorrin Andrews Hem enway named to Hawaii’s attorney general post amid tension over sugar industry protection and perceived Japanese influence. The letter hints at cabinet concerns, public reaction, and pending official appointments affecting labor and security in the islands.

Waanington Tittle Internet Hawaii Japianere Legation Congress Washington Rende

Fragmentary Hawaii travel note with scattered prices

A garbled excerpt mentions Hawaii, Waikiki, and references to rates and travel terms. The legible parts indicate a travel or climate context with dollar amounts and a bulletin office line, but most of the text is incomprehensible. The readable entities include Waikiki, Hawaii, and a bulletin office by name.

Vessel searched for murderer linked to Sigel case

San Francisco vigil and New York police seek a suspect known as China Jim in the Sigel murder. Authorities monitor ships and routes from the Pacific, expecting the killer to head east. The city police coordinate with federal and Southern Pacific lines as leads narrow.

San Prancisco Bide Sigel New York China San York

Yale Shines as Yale 4 Harvard today baseball win

J P Cooke attended the game in New Haven and sent cheers home after Yale defeated Harvard 4 to today. He reported his enthusiasm and wired friends amid the excitement of the victory.

Yale Harvard J P. Cooke Ol EI Mr Cooke New Haven

Bids Opened for New Honnapo Wharf and Animal House

Tender readings disclose bids for Honnapo wharf led by John Ouderkirk at 19800 with several others from Concrete Construction Co and M Whitehouse. Animal house bids list De Prien at 580 and Green at 584 among multiple offers, while Katwiki road bids await segregation.

Honnapo Board of Public Works John Ouderkirk Concrete Construction Company M. Whitehouse H. de Fries Hawaiian Iron Works Bureau of Forestry and Agriculture H. de Prien J. Ouderkirk Chauney C. T. Green G. Kaanemana KB. Bertleman J. Lewky Katwiki Road

Letter From Woodruff Delays Stateline Appointment

Governor Front Kiss recedes a letter from Federal Judge elect Woodruff written before his new post. It does not state exactly when Woodruff will arrive. He plans to attend a Yale alumni meeting before reporting for duty.

Front Kiss Aetter Woodruff Air Woodruff Yale

Wireless from the Oceanic liner Alameda

A damaged wireless report from the Oceanic liner Alameda via W G Trewin & Co notes the ship’s condition and position with figures on distance and course. The message mentions Plamond Head and a Friday reference, with garbled text and unreadable details.

Alameda W. G Trewin & Co Oceanie T

English Attorneys Withdraw from Case in Supreme Court

The Supreme Court set aside a judgment and allowed the Queen’s attorneys to withdraw from the case. An order directs further proceedings, with reports and replications indicating the matter may be wound up by a specified time.

Washington Supreme Court of the 1St Het

Pratt Uits Land Office Pratt Uits Land Office

Territorial Department of Mie Laenile reports Pratt Wilube and Marston Campbell overseeing the City Awellon Company. A general auction of real estate will follow the new arrangement. Pratt asserts honesty and a clean record, promising no large losses under the revised system.

Pratt Mie Laenile Marston Campbell Clty Awellon Company

American-Hawaiian notices list sailing and sailing crew

Notices from the American-Hawaiian Company announce ships sailing from San Francisco to Honolua on July and from Beattie to Hagel, with the Texan on July 22. Also listed are soccer players traveling to Hilo on the Manu Kea, including Mather Pander, Greig, Dickington Ho, Chillingworth, Bentt, Holger Dwight, Desiut, Brown, McCauley, and Norton.

Rome San Francisco Honolua Beattly Hagel The Texan Hilo Manu Kea Mather Pander Greig Dickingont Ho Chillingworth Bentt Holger Dwight Desiut Brown McCauley Norton Perth Nurela

Standard Oil Again Challenged

By June 90, Attorney General Jackson filed in United States Court to restrain Standard Oil operations in Louisville state and to compel payment of the million dollars in penalties filing under Mississippi law.

Louisville Jackson United States Court Standard Oil Company

Suffragettes Released Without Bail After London Arrests

Suffragettes arrested in connection with yesterday's disturbances in London have been released without bail pending hearings. Dates of the hearings were not specified in the available report.

London England

Taft Yale commencement participation noted

Taft took part in Yale commencement exercises in New Haven Connecticut with public attention. The report mentions other items including a large strike of metal workers in Pittsburg Virginia and tariff debate developments in Washington and Harvard emeritus acknowledgment in Cambridge Massachusetts.

Taft YALE New Haven Jane S Pittsburg

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