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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
5
The readable text fragment shows a garbled report with references to armament and street scenes. Names or dates are unclear, with scattered words about places and people, lacking coherent narrative or event details.
In a terse, period style report a local naval ceremony is noted with Admirel Wich and delegates planned to inspect ships, oversee coastal operations and discuss routine maritime matters. The piece emphasizes command oversight and local civic involvement.
The readable portions present a jumble of names places and phrases with no coherent event or identifiable figures. No verifiable persons organizations dates or locations can be derived for a concise news item.
A garbled report mentions Lane supporting Conkling amid political tension and legal questions. It references a contract dispute, delays, and ongoing traffic disruptions as a broader tumult affects the region. The text cites interactions with Hawaiian figures and a turnout amid uncertainty.
For Rent a furnished house in Ma non with ocean and mountain views. Three bedrooms, house and furniture new. Possession July 1st. Rent $50 per month.
Tickets are on sale for a Saturday excursion to Hilo and the Volcano. The Tong line offers transport and lodging packages from Intertiland dock at 3:30 p m with prices around 15 5. The boat and accommodations are nearly booked with spaces still available for remaining sailings.
Report claims a strike fund of about $600 was stolen from Trencher of the Higher Wage Meochtlan at Watahiate. Investigating officers Nic Deuty and Chester Dayle were sent to probe the theft amid skepticism about the incident and Doyle’s likely exoneration.
A man attempted murder and then killed himself after maiming another, leading to a frantic rescue at a river and hospital. Police and medical staff narrated the chaotic scene with a swift sequence of stabbing, suicide attempt, and subsequent medical care. The mangled events culminated in the victim surviving with injuries while the attacker died or died soon after, with officials launching inquiries.
Fragmented OCR note describes a Honolulu family relic tale with names and places garbled. It references a grandmother in the HataeWae area, Varying years, a night scene in Hilo, and a beekeeper like figure. The passage reads as a damaged report about a relic and a family connection amid unclear events.
For sale an attractive Makiki District home offered for a limited period. The property spans over half an acre, well planted with trees and shrubs. The house is commodious and modern as the owner plans to leave the country.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions examination or examination of school children and references a bulletin office with room and phone numbers. The text is incomplete and unclear but suggests administrative notes or notices related to schooling and public information channels in New York.
A report describes an escape at a reform school where several boys fled while guards slept. A guard known as Trusty attempted to evade punishment by returning home, but was quickly sent back to the school by his family after a telephone call. The incident suggests the institution will tighten its control over detainees.
In the old Palace now Shire House, the Land Office merges with the Hoard of Public Works. Road Supervisors’ quarters will transfer to the Land Department. Sheriff Honey moves to the Oulu Prison to await Licensie Inspector, with further executive office shifts and Attorney General changes noted.
Sheriff Jarrett announced appointments for the Honolulu Jail under Chyant County. Jule HH Asch named jailer. George Katahax named deputy. Awelt, father of Juthws Awel, noted clerk, also connected to the new staff. Additional deputies to be interviewed. five jailers, six guards plus turnkey positions to be filled.
A snippet shows Hope remarking on a wonderful thing and a wise woman replying with a playful line about nibbling. The fragment suggests a dialogue tone, eccentric phrasing, and a whimsical mood without clear narrative context or full attribution.
A fragmented testimony section shows witnesses recounting a tense exchange between Lightfoot and Kinney after a crowd allegedly attacked the Spiliners with sticks and stones. The dialogue includes claims of what was said to the crowd and ensuing contradictions as testimony continues.
The new amendment to the hospital charter cuts government trustees from twenty to five, aligning with the incorporation articles. Governor Freay approved the application last week after review by Acting Treasurer Hemenway and the governor, moving the project toward final action.
United States District Judge joined by Judge Robinson attended a trial this morning as spectators filled the rot progress. Also present was Thomas Fitch known as the Silver Tongue orator, arriving in Hawaii for a visit.
Governor Frearhan received invitations to attend the National Formation Congress in Spokane on August 90 of this year, with strong interest from the Creation Committee. Attendees may exceed 50, including the unnamed presiding body, and a large delegation from Mexico is expected. The governor is also invited to the Forty Third National Encampment of the GAR in Salt Lake City, coinciding with the National Irrigation Congress. A rail line from Salt Lake City to Spokane will operate after the encampment. The Trans Mississippi Commercial Conference at Denver and the First National Conservation Conference at Seattle are scheduled for August 26, with calls for the governor to attend both if possible.
Wormenday June 30 measured temperatures at 6 am to noon with humidity dew point and wind details. Rainfall for the previous 24 hours reported and total wind movement cited. Section Director Weather Bureau WM B Stockman note and a separate item: Territorial funds approved for Spec ialty Market.
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