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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1909
Page
15
An ad urges readers to seize a unique chance to escape a humdrum life. It promises training, recognition, and reward if the reader selects an occupation, marks the coupon, and mails it immediately. The copy paints upward mobility and security as attainable through action now.
In San Francisco Ohio Lew Powell, a rising lightweight, knocked out Johnny Frayne in the widath round. Powell’s win follows Frayne’s recent victory over Hyland, signaling Powell’s rise into the front rank and potential title contention amid buzz around the lightweight division. Dick Callen faces Charlie Reilly tonight, a link highlighting competitive scene.
A shipload of Filipino workers reaches the islands, with 46 joining cane fields and coconut mills. The arrivals, including several women and some children, undergo naval inspection and quarantine as part of recruitment efforts led by labor agents Steven and Pinkham. The campaign extends to Cebu with new shipments expected, while many workers depart for Hawaii and Kauai plantations.
President W C Smith calls a Republican caucus for Monday in the committee room. Insurgent leaders Benster Coehlo and Corbio say they were overlooked in prior caucuses and will not attend. The absence of some GOP members may affect the proceedings and sentiment.
A Hong Kong editor faces possible deportation after a translated article praising a prince’s associates. U S officials will review the translation for sufficiency of grounds to prosecute, while another editor faces similar action over a jubilation meeting following an assassination. The law targets recent arrivals who advocate harming a public official.
Dr. Mutehinnon abandons prior plan to travel to the Nile and will remain in Honolulu for further medical duties. The decision follows the announced schedule change and keeps A4G operations active in Hawaii.
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