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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1909
Page
4
A fragmented historical text surveys attitudes toward Japanese and other immigrants, noting government actions, civil rights considerations, and public sentiment. It discusses containment, relocation, and calls for stricter controls, with references to national policy debates and societal tensions.
Fragmentary text references Mr Buber New York and a former Ghipe figure with wartime context. Mentions Sulzer and early dalemmen ethics, and a vague American mercial war stance. Content is garbled and incomplete.
The Conaion-Murtranan Ite Ao PAK ship capt Thitipe docked at Ninhow alley at noon today. It carried a number of immigrants including seven from Portaginne laborers and seventy juvenile entrants. The Immigration Agent Siva will continue work this afternoon for the Colwinion, assisted by local authorities.
A garbled report notes officials confronting pay demands and the audit inquiry tied to warrants for players during the March period. Auditor Wikmell comments on the delay while officials seek clarity and action in a developing matter.
A Matson official dismissed rumors that windjammer service to Hawaii would end. He said no cessation is planned, noting two Matson freighters awaiting regular service and profitable cargo returns. He named vessels Andrew Welch and others as continuing to carry freight to the Coast.
The Ere ford Company presents a clean comedy All Due to Diana at the Orpheum featuring a henpecked husband, his in laws, and a rambunctious professor. Mischief unfolds as marital relations tangle and a theatrical finale hints at a May Collinn appearance. A Sunday matinee offers Cinderella.
The fragment describes Mlony's annual clearance sale that began Saturday as a major business event. It notes weighty values tied to yearlong charges and customer benefits with every purchase, reflecting a bold sales emphasis and ambitious marketing.
Wording shows uncertainty over term end dates with may and June 25 as close days. Board set fall term from September 13 to December 17 and second term January to April 1. Third term starts April 4 and ends June 24, eleven weeks. Superintendent Babbitt awaits supervisor repairs plans.
The Pacific Mart liner Korea reached Honolulu just before noon with 1048 tons of general cargo and 4149 tons of through cargo bound for Yokohama and San Francisco. Captain Sandberg said the ship will depart for San Francisco at noon tomorrow. several passengers and a burglary incident at a Hawaiian woman’s home are noted among the readable items.
Henry Afong versus Julia Afong proceeds to the Supreme Court as both parties seek relief from Circuit Court rulings. Beste By Turin versus Julia Afong also moves up after the defendant filed an interlocutory bill of exceptions to the demurrer overruling.
ThAl anxiously announced a federal appropriation of 830000 for relief has arrived and will be distributed to those entitled. The money reached The Alte Theda by stage, but was misrouted and delayed in delivery to beneficiaries.
The new Teret tremmiter law allows Attorney General Hemenway to act as voting treasurer to place public money for circulation. No deposits or money in banks yet, with taxes not due until May 15 and no funds available for nearly two weeks. Officials expect future tax revenue to enter circulation once collected.
A. Mott-Smith, president of the Board of Health, has purchased a Ford run-about. He explains the car is his own business transport, not a government official convoy. He hurried to buy before rivals, and now learns terms like carburetor and spark plug.
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