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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1909
Page
4
A fragmented OCR fragment touches on anger and truth in controversy, then wanders through a jumble of names and ideas. It references Horatio, Hemetutt, and European agents amid mentions of Japanese merchants, advertising, and political figures like Arthur Capper, all in a garbled, unclear context.
Plantation managers who oppose Japanese labor pressure vow to curb strikes and enforce firm discipline. They claim resilience and readiness to respond to workers' demands, asserting resolve to maintain production and control amid tensions.
Fragmented text describes a labor dispute with agitators pressuring workers to quit while others stay at work. It argues against yielding to agitators, urging plantation managers and community members to support steadfast workers and resist wage threats and intimidation.
A fragmentary note questions how long the movement will delay plans to benefit Hager’s plantation project. The text hints at opposition from agitators and thinning remnant support, with concern over timing and impact.
The Tehuantepec route advances as a potential Pacific migration channel, tying in Hawaii and European movement. Officials discuss immigrant transport, sugar freight links, and the need to simplify passenger service while addressing isolation concerns and regional freight needs.
For sale two Hawaii listings: Kalawai one acre with 100 ft beach frontage, cocoanut palms han trees and fruit trees. price 3000. Manoa Valley offers improved and unimproved property with terms to suit purchasers.
A historical article fragment discusses proposed migration via Tehuantepec service. It argues cheaper, shorter voyages than the round the Horn route, with boards subsidizing voyages and families traveling together. The piece urges immigration authorities to promote and support this plot to benefit carriers and plantation owners.
The article details a disputed estate case involving Mrs Turton’s mortgage on property at Waldo Point Marin County. Allegations surface of relief funds, owed board, and attempts by J Jordan and Mrs Lowie to claim or settle the mortgage. The narrative notes offers of $25 for the mirror and questions about rightful ownership of the furnishings amid a solvent dispute.
A contested case unfolds as Miss Turton’s estate is probed in a public administrator proceeding. Witnesses recount threatening behavior by Turton toward Mrs Turton, including alleged choking and eviction. A property sale was planned to settle debts, but bid activity faltered as details remain unclear.
The Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin gives a complete summary of the news of the day. The fragmentary text mentions various proper nouns and possible events with unclear context, but the clear readable line states the bulletin provides a full daily news recap.
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