Moore and Tribe Lead City Meet Contenders
In a compact note from the sports page, Moore and Tribe No. 1 lead the field in a regional meet. The brief item highlights top performers and standings, with focus on key names and the event setting.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1909
Page
7
In a compact note from the sports page, Moore and Tribe No. 1 lead the field in a regional meet. The brief item highlights top performers and standings, with focus on key names and the event setting.
Alterations of Gen W. DeLong Post 1b together with adjoining committees are invited to assemble at the Hall on Port Street near Klip to observe Memorial Day and honor the late President Roosevelt with central services Sunday morning.
Reported local notices and ads fill the page including classified offers from Sulletin office. A Japanese guard at Baniney Steam Laundry named Kakayame suffered a fall and died later at Queen's Hospital, with details and ensuing actions noted.
An elderly man living in Painter vicinity threatened violence using giant powder and could have caused a mortar like explosion. Police traced a cache of 25 sticks found by a patrol near Diamond Head linked to military supply usage. He is detained at the Police Court for a thorough investigation into weapon possession and source.
Governor Prear held a morning hearing at the Board of Agriculture and Forestry to consider five proposed forest reservations. No objections were raised, and the reserves are expected to be set aside in a few days. One reserve on Mayuakea, Hawaii, will cover about 66,600 acres. Kauai's will encompass roughly 6,009 acres, with two small reserves on Maui.
The eighty seventh annual meeting of the Evangelical Association opened this morning at Central Union Church in Honolulu with Rev Holy Parker presiding. Delegates from multiple denominations attended, including Portuguese Japanese Chinese American and other communities. Several languages were spoken during deliberations and highlighted a diverse representation.
A garbled report discusses U S actions affecting trains in Atlanta and mentions Fedora Intervention and IM order. The text references operator demands and potential interference, with unclear dates or participants.
May 28 report states Ciel Aemud Rina, president of the mee Parliament, invited the towns of Rossa and Mourmania to Turkey for immediate conferment of citizenship and related honors amid renewed tensions over Aden.
Philadelphia streetcar workers including conductors and a foreman walkout on May 28 causing service disruptions across routes. Transit officials report halted lines and delays as unions press for wage and safety concessions amid ongoing labor tensions.
Jack London writes from Sydney about medical ordeals after leaving the Solomon Islands. He details surgeries, intense pain, and ongoing illnesses, plus hope for a California return and affection for Mrs London as they contemplate home and reunion with friends.
The text outlines government payment terms for large construction contracts, with eighty percent of the contract price to be paid during work and the remainder upon completion. It mentions pro rata payments, adjustments for delays, and the role of certain contractors and finance outcomes under federal oversight.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous proper nouns, dates, places, and items across many languages. Included are names like Victoria, May, and SAILING TODAY, with scattered references to events, dates, and locations. The legibility is poor and the segment reads like a chaotic catalog of notices and notes rather than a coherent article.
A garbled OCR fragment references Whitney and a commission return. It mentions Hawaii and various unfamiliar names, with no clear dates or events. The readable portion centers on Whitney and a possible political or official action in a Hawaiian context.
Fragmentary OCR shows a theater notice for the Empire Theater with references to matinee events and a February holiday. The readable bits mention Phe nes, We Went, and a lane, but details are incomplete. No clear dates, full titles, or performer names are discernible.
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