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Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1909

Page

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Honolulu Plantation Strike Sparks Cane Field Turmoil

Honolulu plantation labor unrest grows as a thousand men are recruited to replace Japanese workers. Fires burn at Ewa fields while manager Rowe mobilizes strike breakers earning 1 1/2 a day. Atlantic rumors of a broader walkout linger as workers head to Wahiawa and Fon Monday.

Wahahy Fon Magaxer Hull Japan Ewa Watalin Wal Honolulu Ighor Oahu Ilya Rowe Hult & Bon Momlay

Japanese Merchants Plan Meeting Over Planters Wage Dispute

A Japanese Merchants Association member said workers are striking as planters profit, and a petition to the Planters Association will be drafted next week. Arbitration is suggested if a mutual agreement cannot be reached.

Aswocks Hon Ansel Hon Japanese Merchants’ Association Accordig Usteman woMe Hine Luke Accion Kerr & Co

Tariff bill delayed amid Hemenway claims in Washington

Washington May 15 The tariff bill's fate grows uncertain as Hemenway contends no agreement will be reached before August. The report follows a series of political maneuvers and a tangled debate over proposed duties amid conflicting interests and pending proposals.

Washington

Taft aides Hawaii plan deemed impossible by Chamber

Washington May 15. National Chamber of Commerce statement from Honolulu quotes President Taft as skeptical about a Hawaii plan. George McClellan signs document regarding the matter.

Washington, D. C Chamber of Commerce Honolulu Taftsow Hawaii George 1 McClellan

Germany in China Concessions Lift German Rail Interests

Berlin May 18 The banks involved have arranged a settlement of the Chinese railway concessions authorizing German interests to secure transportation facilities in a wealthy region of the Chinese Empire. The concessions had previously been soured by an American company.

Berlin

Papke Is Champion Punches Past Kelley in First Round

In San Francisco on May 16 Papke won the middleweight title by knocking out Hugo Kelley in the first round of a planned forty-five round championship bout.

San Francisco Papke Hugo Kelley

Murdock Promoted Promoted at the YMCA event

In San Francisco on May 14 the YMCA handball tournament opens on May 11 with strong local players expected. The recent uplift in participation follows Murdock’s promotion and signals sharper play as experts meet at the gymnasium.

Koton

British Officers Entertain Admiral Taichi in Esquimalt

On May 15 in Esquimalt British officers hosted Admiral Taichi and Japanese officers with elaborate social functions reflecting formal courtesy and diplomacy during their visit.

Esquimalt Taichi

Hawaii reads join to form library system

The amalgamation of the Hanoluly Library and Reading Association, the Hawaiian History Society, and the Library of Hawaii was effected in Governor Frear's office this morning. The move aligns with the recently enacted library act and plans a new library building funded by Carnegie donations. Governor Frear said Carnegie likely pledged 100000 to 180000, contingent on the state’s appropriation and maintenance funding.

Hemenway Hawaii Attorney General's A T. R. Jackson A.M Brown Rom Ihea Homeway McHonl Stuce Horner Artenn Street Metropolis Trust & Savings Ban Francheo Phoenix Muilding & Lunn Association Honolulu Japan Hano-luly Library Hawaiian Histories Society Library of Hawaii Frear Carnegie Territory Mr. Carnegie

Dix in burning Philippine coal voyage trail

The Army transport Dix, sailing from Manila with 2500 tons of Philippine coal mined at Bataan, completes a trial voyage to test coal quality. Officers report the coal burns cleanly and with less smoke than Japanese coal, potentially changing future coal supply for westbound transports.

Manila Dix Bataan Nananit Tupanemey San Francisco

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