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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1909
Page
4
An extended critique describes labor agitators stirring a tented strike near Honolulu, with workers, industrialists, and locals split over wage demands and modifications. It condemns agitators, urges workers to resist, and notes mayoral statements on police readiness as community anxieties rise.
Fragmented OCR from a Honolulu era page discusses President Taft and local governance, mentions delegates, political stances, and the influence of national figures. Also touches on public health issues like malaria and mosquito control, with scattered references to missionaries and religious themes. The overall tone reflects a late political musings and social concerns of the time.
Territory of Hawaii work by Kriegel Acting Superintendent and Honolulu County Mayor Pero to examine the condition and value of property turned over to the county. Inquiry seeks present condition and value of all listed items with inventory details to be provided. Local officials consent to appraisal under rightful possession terms.
A historical notice directs detailed reporting of inventories held by public works, listing articles in the said inventories, their sale status, whether paid, and if no longer existing. It requires appraisals of remaining property, including duplicates and government realizations, with signatures of acting superintendent C H Recegel and Mayor Joseph Fern.
In a morning ceremony Governor Frear appointed JOM Cra to fill the vacancy on the Liquor License Board caused by Normal Watkins resignation. J. Carden is to serve on the Board of Immigration. The outcome of remaining appointments is unlisted.
The annual meeting of the congregation of BL Clements church will be held this evening at the parish house at o clock. Every member of the congregation is requested to attend and vote.
The Mongolia, carrying 17 for Honolulu and much cargo, arrived at Hawaii with notable passengers including Mrs. K. Cockett Col. Parker and Princess Kawananakoa. It left at 5 pm for the Orient, carrying 106 Chinese passengers and returning to China. The voyage from San Francisco was pleasant.
A man described as Chinese with a questionable record pleaded guilty to theft in a case tied to a police interview. He received a ten year term after being found deserving of punishment, with judge noting possible indeterminate aspects of the sentence. Princess Kawannankon, traveling in the suites, arrived in Mongolia and expressed delight at returning to Hawaii.
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