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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1909
Page
4
A narrator laments the loss of an inkwell shown by the legislature clerk as a theft story unfolds. The artifact vanishes after an attendee from a distant district views it, leaving questions about who removed the treasured object from the desk drawer. The piece reads like a cautionary anecdote on trust and temptation.
The Hoard of Supervisors will not touch pay demands for the last fifteen days. Warrants likely ready to issue tomorrow after tonight's meeting. Auditor Hughnett works to transfer names and sums for the blue slips at the Treasurer's office. The new warrants adopted put a heavy load on the Auditor's office to push out pay slips ahead of time.
A letter from Honolulu Harbor officials dated May 8 1909 expresses sincere thanks to Mr Marston Campbell Superintendent of Public Works for his interest and careful attention to the port water front. It notes improved lighting easing safe handling of cargo and docking and credits Campbell's incumbency with many improvements in the harbor facilities.
A Japanese man, Vaikichi Ogawa, was severely hurt when a hack struck him at the corner of Hotel and Hruith Streets this morning. He was riding down Smith Street at high speed and could not stop as the hack swung into Hotel Street.
$1350 house and lot on extension of Kukui Street at Kapalama rear of St Elizabeth Home. Lot 50 by 130 with a six room house. For particulars inquire WAITY BUILDING 748 King Street.
The article discusses Henry's office possibly closing in July tied to statutory constraints on deputies and high sheriffs. It notes Organic Act provisions requiring a deputy and limits on removing the high sheriff, with legal arguments about authority to remove or replace deputies and the impact on office operations.
The article details a theater event with performers and a live audience. It mentions the Kinny enn and Yankee Ratter Haye delivering a considered show with applause and critical reception. A forthcoming season premiere is scheduled, with entry prices listed for children and adults and a festive kickoff date.
A regimental drill of the National Huneh Pint Detantey will be held this evening at Ted. The regiment will form in extended order under Captain Sander and rehearse street control and company movements. Captain Sander, recently returned to the Alameda, will again serve as pilot.
A South Boston reader recounts severe malaria and heart weakness relief after using Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey. The letter credits doctors, hospital care, and a home remedy, praising the whiskey as a tonic and stimulant that revived the writer, who now condemns heavy labor but remains grateful for the treatment. The piece promotes Duffy’s product through a testimonial voice and claims worldwide sale.
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