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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
4
A garbled prose piece discusses Hawaii prosperity and political figures, mentioning Kilauea and the federal role. It references a new orator in the vicinity, a shelter, and a push through a Republican congress. The text reads as a fragmented scrap of a public notice or editorial.
A mixed discussion in the Merchants Association meeting centers on regional military policy. Delegates urge careful handling of enlistment and mobilization while emphasizing experienced officers and civilian support for the war effort. The tone stresses loyalty, readiness, and the need to maintain public confidence in leadership.
Delegate Kuhio urges unified effort to lead the Republican forces in the 110th Congress. He argues strong public support will emerge from past work and calls for renewed honesty and outreach to voters. The piece stresses near-term campaign unity and the necessity of broad public engagement for election success.
Editorial urges permanent beach patrol at Walkiki to prevent drownings. Recommends a trained team with boat on standby to rescue swimmers and counter false security from crowded, hazardous water areas near hotels and homes.
The Industrial Edition of the Evening Bulletin is prepared for mailing and offered at 50 cents at the Bulletin office.
The article reports ongoing naval coaling at Pearl Harbor and related ship movements. It notes preparations for a voyage to Nure’s Harbor, with 10 o’clock start and a return in the early afternoon. It lists arrivals and departures including the Glacier at San Francisco, the Maryland and South Dakota, and Pennsylvania’s coal handling.
West Virginia repairs progress under local engineer force at Honolulu works. Navy League to meet this afternoon at 4. The flagship’s crew praise the local men for solid progress and expect final readiness for the next voyage.
At the Naval Station Captain Bradley A Blake of the Tri teswee WH speaks as Chairman Halli of the Shoal branch of the League aims to curtail idleness among sailors. Guests are to attend a dance on a pavilion root area, with numerous fleet officers and dignitaries expected. The Imperial Japanese premier Izuma and other foreign officials are not to attend. reports misgive on arrivals and oil Admiral calls.
A seaman falls overboard during a stage cleaning and painting mishap as a whip and alert crew salvage effort. The crew hoists the boat, rescues the man, and the engine room resumes work after the incident. The report notes adjustments and ongoing society debates reflected in the surrounding text.
A partial tour note details the German cruiser Arcona berthed at Hackfolt Co. Visitors may view the vessel between 12 and 2 and 7 in the afternoon. On the main deck are crates of Yokohama pigs destined for the future economy. A complete diagram of British Navy ships adorns the after deck, with sixty diagrams showing hulls and warfare. Officers listed include Captain Schroeder and Lieutenants Selinus Hog and Pirchel.
London Sept 11 The 106th report of the Mission and Foreign Bible Society states that three million Bibles were printed this year in multiple languages. The society notes ambitious goals to publish complete Bibles or portions in diverse languages across the globe.
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