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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1909
Page
1
A Honolulu report details agitation among Japanese workers at Waianae and surrounding plantations, with strike breakers hired to steady production. The Kawailou and Lahaina regions show mounting tensions as workers resist layoffs and management faces pressure from supervisors.
A fragmented captioned cartoon piece shows agitation against a figure, with references to a madentity and a female figure. The text mentions Adele Sam and a suggestive depiction of a card or stage scene. The overall note reflects a satirical illustration in a periodical.
A large appropriation from Congress is set to fund an experimental Leprosy station and laboratory at Kalihi adjoining the Kalihi Receiving Station. President Morris of the Board of Health will arrange with Works authorities at Workington, advertising next week for tenders to build a laboratory wing and equipment. The Territory must contribute about 5 000 to complete the project.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Tuesday trial for Soga in a state territory setting. Vague references to a judge, a continuance, and local figures suggest ongoing legal proceedings and agency actions. The text mentions a vacancy and a named appointment to fill a post, with costs and delays noted.
The text muses on fate and destiny surrounding the Snark voyage, reflecting on courage, spirit, and the challenge of interpreting extraordinary maritime exploration. It recalls advisers and distant ports, noting the few who can truly tell the story and the arduous journey beyond ordinary experience.
A small classified note promises message and parcel delivery service with satisfaction guarantee and lists a contact phone 361 for inquiries.
San Francisco May 20 Nelson the world lightweight champion knocked out Dick Hyland of San Francisco in the twenty third round of a forty five round bout at Colma before a large crowd. The fight began at 3 oclock with Nelson the favorite in betting and the odds in his favor after round six the score tied. Cambridge Mass May 20 Harvard wins the universal collegiate track meet held here.
The Newport News Shipbuilding Company submitted the lowest bid for the destroyer contract. The ceremony to open bids was held in Washington with officials noting the amount as the leading offer among competing yards.
In Philadelphia on May 29 the Hect car strike begins sweeping local plants as workers walk out, halting production and prompting union demands for higher pay and shorter hours.
A farewell Kaal concert is planned at the Seaside Hotel Sunday afternoon and evening with a tireless schedule. East Glee Club students will perform and an Alaska fundraiser dinner will be served. Seat reservations are requested with names and party sizes for the event.
In CLOUD California on May 29 500? The tall employed by the National Hyer Lumber Company have gone out on strike the mill has shut down and 1500 men are idle.
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