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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and places garbled. Inference limited to a list-like notice mentioning Berssowiy Portefron Virilse and a fuel month with a date around the 4th Wednesday. The readable portion suggests an invitation or event note without clear context or outcomes.
A fragmented local column describes a hospital visit or event at a Queen's Hospital area during wartime. It mentions officials, guardians, and observers, with references to attendance, a parade or ceremony, and a note on prisoner counts and sentences. The text is partial and garbled but centers on a formal local gathering and its outcomes.
A chaotic incident near Watid yesterday around 815 o clock left several people injured. One passenger reportedly fell during boarding and sustained broken limbs, with a man transported to Queens Hospital for treatment. Police investigate the event and safety lapses at the site.
A chaotic editorial rant accuses legislators of hoarding a $50 000 contingency fund for the governor. It argues graft and favoritism, claiming insiders would claim portions while the governor would be left to manage the fallout. The piece mocks improper appropriations and political maneuvering.
A garbled shopping column lists assorted ads and notices from Honolulu merchants. Items mention eyewear, shoe company stock, hardware, fresh produce, festival notices, and service ads. Included are references to Mave dA Vieira & Co, Theo H Davies Co, Union Electric Co, and Henry May & Co among others, with fragmentary contact details.
Gere, seeking to assess the Pilikia bridge after water removal, found main piers battered and not sunk properly. He reported to the road committee. The bridge was Territory built under Assistant Superintendent J. H. Howland.
London reports say a stretch of unknown objects hovering above England is causing public concern and influencing political sentiment. Officials urge verification of these phenomena as the matter unfolds. Also in Manila Filipinos discuss independence with ceremony plans described as a milestone toward nationhood.
The Bileford Company presents a staged event featuring The Town Constable tale and a young man seeking fortune. A pretty love subplot runs through the drama with noted leading performers. Matinee tomorrow includes Osborn children and local talent with special numbers. Adult tickets 25 cents, children ten cents.
Readers praised the sentimental stage event featuring Margaret Clarke and Mrs Top in a melodrama adapted from Enoch Arden. The performance, described as charming and familiar, was held next Tuesday evening at the McCandron residence with invited guests and supporters expressing warm appreciation.
The Avi Theatre adds nightly screenings with Sheridan's Ride and Shimmerlaid as leading attractions. Manager Lawcon emphasizes first class entertainment and educational value for the youth through these historical performances.
The New Empire Theatre thrives with nightly full houses and growing appeal. Patrons praise lighting, cooling, and comfortable seating as the Empire asserts its place in entertainment.
The Americas Hawaiian Company outlines immigrant transfers via the Atlantic route, promising monthly shipments to Hawaii but facing questions on contract terms and capacity. Directors weigh where contracts should go as they contemplate handling 1600 to 2000 immigrants per voyage, with ships and routes under review.
Report describes armed groups arriving at the plantation in the afternoon and morning, seizing belongings, occupying houses, and forcing workers from their homes. Strike breakers and cane fields crews operate under guard as plant ers face pressure and uncertain outcomes amid ongoing tensions.
Grand opening announced for Luana Hat Shop with a new line of summer hats. Community figures Borotania and Kort slated to attend as highlights. Advertising copy promises quality, novelty items, and a fresh selection recently unpacked for the event.
Frightful labor unrest erupts among Tapunione workmen in Hawaii as Japanese strikebreakers face protests. Reports describe heavy losses to plantation output, police patrols, and mounting tension over entitlements, with workers demanding better conditions and wage protections while authorities prepare for potential clashes and lockdowns.
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