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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1909
Page
5
Property rental listings show Makiki Street and Mowanu Avenue options with 1 bedroom units at 12,000 dollars and 2 bedroom units at 15.00, while 4 bedroom options range near 25,000 and 4B.R. 100, with multiple BBR and rates across Makiki St and Mowanu Ave.
A fragmented report discusses Hawaii County road projects and a political clash over a proposed policy. Citizens voice concerns about road maintenance, government accountability, and the influence of a campaign tied to the county and its voters.
Fragmented and garbled item mentions Attorney Carl Smith, Hawai County, and political finances. The readable segments reference legal actions, fines, discussions of money handling, and unnamed officials, but specifics are illegible.
Ungrammatical club report notes a Hatding gathering where John Wy Katia and others took roles in planning. The Maul Association is cited as managing parts of the event and the communion service was led by Hun HP Baldwin and others. About two hundred attended with seventy arriving by train from Waltuk.
Wattoki Mut Oot October 1 notes dedication of a new church with dedication exercises. The assembly formed the Ayrockelsville Evangelical Church, with twenty people joining as charter members. Rev E J Ketolkins and Rev TheoWalkuy led sermons and welcomed attendees to the congregation.
The article reports that Rear Admiral Rees is near retirement with an official order expected from Washington. promotion anticipation has placed Captain Rees as a close rival to Captain Nilen. Rees, who entered naval service in 1860 after a year and a half in the Volunteer Army, will retire September 4, 1910 at age sixty two, as rapid promotions in the line ten fours have advanced others and Admiral Bobree recently rose from captain to admiral since 1905.
The Korean burglar Chun Duck Boan faced a higher tribunal after pleading guilty to unlawful entry at the home of nurse Mrs. A L Hardmann. Police arrested him at noon after reports of the theft, including valuables and currency. Bound over to the Grand Jury, he remained in jail on a $2,000 bond awaiting a hearing.
A farmer and his wife warn of a dangerous balloon rigged with a training anchor that soars over the field. The couple fear the stunt may be purposeful as a tall observer with an appeal of writing a book titled The Uplifting of the Farmer watches from above. Local Bulletin Ada Pay carries the odd stake.
Dillingham praises the My C A building fund campaign in Honolulu and urges the campaign to raise more than the $100,000 pledged. He notes long service in the old society, emphasizes the project’s public spirit, and calls for generous contributions to make the new Y M C A building a landmark for the community.
Prince Orant protested a steamer room reassignment on the Mongolia, alleging curt handling by officers and prompting a boycott threat from Honolulu Japanese merchants. A muting of charges and careful consideration by merchants followed as cargo lines to Japan loom. Nine of nineteen jail escapees were killed in a Russian prison breakout and others wounded.
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