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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1909
Page
4
A long fragmented passage discusses government, cooperation, and death as laws amid wartime upheaval. It references Miev anarchy, competition, and shifts in political stance, touching on labor, the Japanese, and the canal. The tone mirrors a wartime editorial urging clarity on labor and governance.
A garbled OCR fragment references names like Lowel, Labvinse, and Melewen with scattered terms about people, places, and dates. Readable bits mention Dale Lowel and Dr. Damen AV Bier Chaerene fowenMe Mound and a 1900s era tone, but most specifics are obscured.
A garbled passage hints at a notable figure facing cabinet tensions and costly implications. The text references a fragile balance within a ruling group and signals potential upheaval tied to leadership and policy, with unclear specifics but a mood of strained governance.
Fragmented text notes workers protests and factional tensions amid labor agitation. References to moves by factions, authorities, and a widening conflict affecting life in the territory and governance.
Sergeant JA Howat of Trap D Fifth Cavalry testifies about a May night incident. Cornell’s statement describes a group assault on McGannon, with injuries noted and claims no member struck the victim. McGannon later moved toward Bethel Street, while decorum and sequence are recounted.
A note from the Board of Health details proposed rules to streamline inspector authority shared between counties and the Board of Health. It mentions new forms for registering births, deaths, and marriages, tied to the new law championed by Governor Frear as the legislature’s key reform. A committee led by Dr Waykon and others is drafting the regulations and forms to enforce the new system.
Thy Hawaiian band performs at Emin Square this evening at 7:80 with a lively program including overtures, marches, and selections. The lineup features performers like Berger, Lanumore Baleetiou Marlin, and Kattoun, with patriotic and Hawaiian songs shaping a distinctive concert night.
The death notice records the passing of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anaware Wood Winerat in the city on May 10 at 4 o clock in the afternoon at Kail Avenue Laily Hone.
A memorial tablet for unknown dead buried in Kawatahao cemetery was unveiled in open air by Rev. Bareker and church choir. The granite tablet, crafted by Menrick, stood near the cemetery gate amid flowers and Hawaiian flags. The service featured readings by Naki and Lilkwrant children, singing, and a Hawaiian hymn. In a separate court matter, Abram Henry Afong and Julia H. Afong dispute $14,000 with Julia denying the allegations.
Directors of the Kahulul railway met this morning to decide on the construction of a wharf at Kahulul harbor. They opposed any definite action without a proper permit as the Legislature refused to appropriate funds for the project. The railway awaits cooperation from the Superintendent of Public Works before proceeding while the waiting period is used for straightening at the harbor.
Albert Parsons, a Kameha meha School teacher, aided by a mob of four calves, led a chase after they escaped their pen. They were found at Mr. Kuhla’s Pullaid property where the calves were guided back. Mrs. Kuhla alleged damage to vegetables and Parsons faces a continued case set for May 14 before Judge Andrade.
U S Marshal Hendry, long confined to bed at the Mochteuwk Club with Hinen, is able to be out again and was seen at his office in the Judiciary this morning. He attributes his illness to overwork and staying on the job too long without a vacation, and hopes to be fully recovered soon.
The United States District Court opened and adjourned this morning due to Judge Dole’s illness. Marshal Wendy reports the judge is exhausted after hard work, and the arrival of a new senior judge will share duties and responsibilities.
For sale advertisement notes Mack driving more survey and hardness in good condition. Cash deal offered. Address given as Bulletin placeholder.
Saturday the Board of Health appointed Dr Mackall Government physician for Honolulu and placed him in charge of the dispensary in line with prior board action. The week also notes Dr Hayes assigned to Molokai and departing soon for the Leper Settlement to oversee new labor arrangements and poultry needs.
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