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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1903
Page
6
A May session of Allied Trades of Hilo features a signatory meeting with 25 new members and debate over disciplinary procedures. Dr. Clement announces progress as union leaders defend cautious, deliberate actions before strikes.
A May 2 event in Waituka features the Maui Decoration Day program led by local leaders and Captain WB Bul with hymns prayers and addresses by Col. John Richard and W. F. Crockett. The report includes violent antisemitic massacres abroad, detailing horrific acts against Jewish victims and the resulting casualties and injuries, amid a chaotic mob atmosphere.
May 7 in Purnene notes a pink tea in honor of Mire Characters and the wedding of several locals. Guests including Miss Mobene of Pata and Miss Seow appointed principal visit friends and relatives, with travel plans to Honolulu and Oregon.
A Maui Racing Association gathering is planned at Waitaku Court House this Saturday evening. The article references a past racing program with a $1400 purse and hints at ongoing debates over postponing events, with discussions involving Hilo and Honolulu interests and potential impacts on race schedules and independence of activities.
Fragmented OCR text reports on Walluku court proceedings and a concert program, with mentions of a May 140 court matter, a bar founder fund, and proceeds from a concert at Emma Square. It also covers a Japanese Association interview in Hilo about labor issues, stressing defense aims and nonviolent stance. The Weekly Gastion of the Evening Bulletin is cited for daily news.
An 1880s local notice urges militiamen from Hilo and Camp Mo Kinney to camp near Honolulu to train and support naval and territorial defense. Citizens and corporations are asked to provide full pay for soldiers during the encampment while officials plan the assembly under Captain Ketter and Colonel Jones.
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