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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1909
Page
7
Fragmented OCR preserves a heated speech critique attributed to Dr O Day. The text references a touring oration, public confrontation, and claims about courage, humanity, and authority while alleging manipulation by remaining forces in political or social realms.
Fragmented OCR reads as a chaotic wartime or policy discussion citing ships, fuel, credit, and labor issues. Mentions Washington, ships, financing, sugar industry, and development plans with scattered phrases about port facilities, transport, and economic strategy.
A garbled series of lines questions the role of promotion and unity in supporting Hawaiis projected political and social agenda. The speaker hints at enduring spirit and loyalty while challenging leaders on strategic messaging and national partition.
A territorial inquiry probes alleged adulteration in cider and apple juice sales. The court faces charges against two Chicago storekeepers for selling adulterated products. Investigators seek evidence on bottling and distribution while noting potential harm to public health.
A bulletin from Vat Making Companie outlines ledgers and blank book production across various orders. It lists available sizes bindings and paper types with pricing and turnarounds for merchants and institutions seeking customized ledgers and blank books.
Sing Kee and FR Bong, defendants, were instructed to pay ten dollars each with the court remitting the rest. Attorney Chilingworth defended Chinese parties while disputes over the responsible party for an arrest arose. The assessor warned taxes due with a ten percent penalty after a deadline.
The Kulamana, a fine boat, arrived this morning attracting many onlookers. It features a main cabin with red interior and Pullman-type berths, two comfortable smaller cabins, and 100 horsepower gasoline engine capable of 12 knots. Electric lights illuminate the deck and the engine room connects to the bridge by speaking tube and telegraph.
A local plan outlines a complete water system for Mid-Pacific institutions including the dairy and bridge, with a 10,000 gallon tank on a frame behind the Girls School and a 4,000 gallon tank near the school. The project, designed by George J. Marks, features a gasoline motor turbine unit and involves pumping and water supply for both campuses.
A machinist in Southern California builds a novel pumping engine praised for its feat and style. The device rises water to 140 feet, holds 610 gallons hourly, powered by a compact engine and pump on a small cant foundation. An expert engineer will inspect plans and report to the Institute before further discussion.
A ship report notes the Mukura sailing from Brisbane to Vancouver with mixed cargo including jam, jute, leather, brandy, mutton, champagne, and sundries. The vessel faced moderate seas and light variable winds, with weather described as fine. About a dozen passengers will sail for the mainland from the port.
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