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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1909
Page
5
A damaged OCR shows mixed sugar stock quotes and prices dated May 24 1969. It lists several companies and board figures such as Salew-Torween and Sugar Co with prices like 2.60 to 96.00, plus a latest sugar quotation of 3.92 cents per pound and 78.40 per ton.
Local and general notices offer two hundred sheets of school paper for five cents at the Bulletin office. Miscellaneous items advertise repairs, post box address, and phone numbers. Also promotes an industrial edition of the Evening Bulletin and a California Mango Chutney product line with descriptive marketing copy.
Supervisors weigh two municipal health inspectors and county players in a jail funding dispute. Mayor and Governor decisions on land and jail plant funding drive costs and timing as the board debates who pays the county physician and future sanitary needs.
The article discusses the Maxim silencer being tested by Worlumbay and mentions Joseph Koexen hosting an eastern regulatory event. It notes how the weapon aims to extend revitation and fit into the broader discussion of firearm improvements.
Special to the Had tetins from Wailuku reports Dr. du Raymond returning from Manalutu and planning to visit Honolulu next Tuesday with Hon. Samet Parker. They aim to stock Ulupataian and Robbin with Humuula sheep to meet rising Micut Market demand. Dr. Raymond and his family depart around the 20th for Honolulu to practice medicine with Dr. Wood. Mr. Meithas will oversee the ranch in his absence.
A battered dispatch reports the Siberia preparing to sail for the coast this evening with passengers including George Ade and C. Wellh. The voyage from Yaksihini Aun carries oral cargo for Hannity and Hor tylyg fen bhy Orient, with few notable incidents expected.
A collision near Almat pte lane injured a man and a horse. The rider, Henry Toren, 46, sustained serious head and limb injuries, while the horse died at the scene. Emergency services transported the man to hospital. police opened an investigation into the crash.
A fragmentary report describes a meeting involving the Mutual Petey Company and individuals in a tense, coded scene. Mentions of a heary showdown, scattered names, a long wall, and a crowd at a grade setting hint at a local business or community dispute with unclear specifics and several misread terms.
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