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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1909
Page
7
The text weaves editorial snippets on politeness, leadership, and civic life with disrupted phrases about figures like Admiral Sperry and Governor Carter. It hints at debates over governance, education, and commerce, and mentions U.S. merchant marine policy and public figures amid a scattered, opinionated page.
Fragmented OCR text outlines core study and supplemental reports from a county education program. Mentions high school prospects, home labor and literature programs, with scattered place names and officials.
An unclear OCR fragment references the Waverly Democrats and local election activity. It mentions a banknote or payment and an editor's note about monitoring a person. The text is fragmented with missing details on date, place, or outcome.
H. Hockuw will retire from the post position of business writer in the near future to devote undivided attention to family and community duties. He has enjoyed long service in the paper's administration and will be replaced within the bulletin by trusted staff. No changes in the bulletin’s policy are expected beyond management updates and promotions within departments.
A garbled report discusses Secretary Thylinger, President Hoover, and a Matson Navigation Company plan affecting Hawaii and Pacific travel. It claims the governor and secretary sought approval, with criticism of policy toward American ships near Tokyo and Japan, and notes alleged delays or denials related to endorsements and orders.
Real estate firm promotes good properties at right prices and pledges prompt attention and complete satisfaction to all patrons.
The text argues that a protectionist policy will erode American passenger and freight service to distant routes, forcing reliance on foreign steams and joint ventures. It warns that ferried travel between islands and the mainland may vanish as foreign operators gain favor, ending joint American boats and reshaping maritime access.
The Hawaiian Sugar Chemists Association met in Planters' Association rooms with a representative turnout. Officers for the year were elected and papers on sugar manufacture and product analysis were presented amid discussion of factory work and year plans.
A Hawaii auto party rear ended a runaway horse near Diamout Head and the horse was returned unharmed after a brief chase. The harness broke and a bystander noted the horse acted bravely. Police will hear alleged theft cases as local court convenes.
The readable text asserts loyalty to the Constitution and mentions American privilege and patriotism. It discusses using energies for strength, supporting prosperity, and promoting an American ideal. It references the Atlantic coast and distant geographic framing without clear events or dates.
The Japanese cruiser Idzumo, under Captain Takeohita of the Imperial Japanese Navy, clears the Channel wharf for Yokosuka with cheers from sailors and shore crowds. Other vessels and sampans decorated in Japanese colors join the farewell as Consul General and Japanese merchants observe.
Fort Shafter reports active library use across the 24 Battalion of the 20th Infantry with new books and improvements in amusement rooms. Company H plans a new pontoon table, record exchanges keep libraries fresh, and phonograph records are restocked monthly. Sergeant McCall shines in baseball, Turlough Grant enjoys furlough, and a Honolulu stay awaits Sergeant Hutchinson. A planned horse race at Wadpath was canceled due to public road use objections.
On Saturday afternoon next one of the best lutter single matches ever played in Honolulu will come off at the Metropolitan Tennis courts. Miriam Hall and Mrs Coulter will contest in a battle of racquets noted for its anticipated excitement. Hall recently returned from Kohala and showed top form at the Hawaiian championship. Coulter, former champion, has been practicing and now shows improved play. The winner will claim the fine trophy. match expected to be closely contested with a likely long struggle.
Sano of Kehuku received several portraits from Captain Takeshita of the cruiser Idgume, once in the commander’s cabin, as thanks for hosting Takeshita during his visit to Kahuku. The gesture occurred Saturday afternoon in the presence of Consul General Tyeno.
The article advertises a $125 monthly examiner position at the Custom House. An examination of ix applicants will be held on December 14 to select a qualified individual who can classify imported goods to apply proper duties. P. V. Knudson of the Honokan Engineering Co. is mentioned as visiting town briefly.
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