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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1909
Page
1
Constantinople report states the government foiled a plan to massacre foreigners in the city. The conspiracy aimed to kill all non natives as part of an anti government plot detected May 1.
San Francisco May 1 The Jichi squadron arrived amid distinguished honors. Admiral Swinburne and General Weston attended the entertainment with officials from Nation State and City. The M C A annual meeting was held tonight featuring moving pictures reports and the election.
Special to the Maul News from Wailuku Hawaii on April 20 reports a public feud between a meek Maul News editor and a leading physician. A harsh editorial provoked threats and heated rhetoric, drawing support from followers and friends of both men as locals debated whether the editor’s attacks were warranted.
Chief of Detestiver Teal seized opium in a morning raid. The haul totals under twenty eight pounds found in a safe at Leal’s merchant office on King Street. An informer used marked coins to test the seller, leading to eight ounce consignments bought for 81 dollars.
Honolulu library trustees weigh joining the Library of Hawaii amid a contested plan. The mayor holds up warrants while awaiting a new six figure state appropriation connected to Andrew Carnegie’s donation pitch. The Legislature approved related bills as a funded path, with a special Thursday session planned to resolve the dispute and authority over the enlarged library.
The report describes Mott-Smith as Hour of Health president may draw 150 monthly, totaling 425 monthly with a 276 Legislature voted, remainder from public treasury for travel. It notes Mark Robinson unaware his nomination was sought by the administration and mentions J L Coke, county attorney of Mgut, arriving on the Mauns Kea. A mystery play by St Andrews Priory children is set for 3 pm with admittance for Sunday school friends.
Wood returns from a Kauai visit blending business and pleasure. He sees no duplication of Moana hotels and reports clean country hotels with good food, noting Kauai could be a feature for visitors if conditions remain favorable.
Sugar quotation shows 96 degree centrifugals at 5.80 cents or 77.80 per ton with parity 4.18 cents and a previous quotation of 3.92 cents. Beets analysis 88, 10s 33-4d. J P Cooke returns to town aboard the Mauna Kea with Mrs Cooke after business travel.
Spared by illness and praised by peers Captain Rees appears in a commemorative gathering at the hotel Rudetech honoring Dewey and wartime leaders. Attendees recall loyalty, Olympia ties, and the lingering hope for peace as memories of days past unfold.
New York May 1 The Government will bring criminal proceedings against the American Sugar Refining Co for frauds in the importation of sugar. All civil cases have been settled by payment of two bullion dollars in fines.
Chicago May 1 reports the Lake States storm deaths will surpass 200 with multiple shipwrecks on the Great Lakes as vessels report in after the gale alee of the lakes.
An athletics note reports Alden Besse returning from a journey and prevailing in a tennis match at Makapau Point near Wertivod. The account mentions a win for Besse in a local competition with details about winds and nearby observers, reflecting a lively morning sports snippet.
A garbled note references Captain Mute and a voyage to Mauna Kea, implying a shift in plans and a new role for the title figure. Names and places blur through OCR, but the core idea suggests an upcoming journey and altered duties affecting local observers.
A garbled fragment suggests political turmoil around Frear's status and his influence with the governor and Senate. The text hints at uncertainty about his hold on office and the impact on business, with references to downtown activity and a continuation on Page 4.
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