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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1909
Page
1
A chaotic dispatch from Aiea recalls threats to Pilikia residents near Kahuku Chinese Waikane Bridge. County engineers and labor groups discuss protection for workers and housing while investigators probe bridge conditions and labor tensions.
London May 21 reports the Cabinet has decided to lay down four Dreadnoughts during the current fiscal year to counter the rapid growth of Germanys naval program and protect Great Britain's naval supremacy.
Formal applications were made this morning by First National Bank and Bank of Hawaii for a joint loan under a territorial law enacted by the recent Legislature. Bishop & Co. will present the application this afternoon, it is understood.
Dole expands control by acquiring Haiku Pine 60 as part of a nine Japanese and Hawaiian consolidation plan. The move targets Maui pineapple operations with W. W. Take In and Harris listed in the cannery combination.
Acknowledges a special meeting called for commerce matters in Maui center of the Pineapple District. Hawaiian Pineapple Company, linked to Jay D. Dole, has acquired control of Huntley-Peonting Company of Ha tin. A plan to annex from Maule of HDG IE te $500,000 and continued on page 7.
Washington May 21 Charles Elliot a Minnesota Supreme Court justice has been named by the President to the Supreme Court of the Philippines He has served on Minnesota’s high court since 1904 and once declined this appointment He was born in Ohio in 1861 and is a long time jurist with a notable career in public service
Victims say a dispute surrounds Turton property involving Mrs Turton and Uncle Sam. The tangled matter appears unresolved as authorities pursue alleged bogus documents linked to a mysterious man. The situation prompts caution and ongoing inquiries by coast officials.
TOKIO May 21. Twenty parliament members and six directors of a Formosan sugar company are arrested in a bribery probe linked to pressuring the government to seize control of the sugar firm. Authorities say about 60,000 dollars was spent to influence lawmakers and officials.
The Asian liner Mongolian, trapped in ice off St Johns Newfoundland, was released today. Five hundred passengers remain aboard as the ship proceeds on its voyage unharmed.
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