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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1899
Page
5
Yesterday afternoon a live wire on River Street near a building site caused brief disruption. A Japanese carpenter refused to leave, claimed a right to be there, and said he was attacked. Police court heard conflicting stories. the defendant and witnesses supported his version, and he was discharged.
The narrator claims concern over potential trouble at Kahuka related to plantation laborers. He notes familiarity with the labor classes employed there and reports hearing from Japanese workers about the issue. Details remain fragmentary and uncertain.
No cabinet meeting this morning. J C Cohen to face smuggling trial in Police Court tomorrow. Deserters from Osha plantation sent back to Waipibo. Amateur Orchestra not meeting. all attend Opera House show. Board of Nation to meet this afternoon on select schools report. Victoria and Kinauste housing nears completion. Waimanalo Sugar dividend due Saturday May 20. New Today notes immigration regulations re plantation laborers. Plumbing fittings for Paul R R Ivenberg house arriving from mainland. Lusitana Society to meet Thursday to discuss bylaw changes. J H Love opens stock brokerage next to Biart’s. Pioneer Mill Co Ltd shares auction May 20. Urgent notice to sugar stock receipts holders. Coroner's Jury not meeting until Australia returns. Unexplained sandbagging case continues. New Hawaiian History available at Golden Rule Bazaar. Honolulu Stock Yards Co advertising. Judge Peterson took plate in Police Court. Wilcox ill. Domestic ease described with Philadelphia Ice Cream ad.
The Bulletin lists its ads under a classified section with a note about sah orl advertisers enjoying a square deal. The brief item emphasizes fair terms for local advertisers and mentions a standard policy reference.
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