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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
7
A short, compressed advertisement notes a light, safe feed with no choking risk from pericarditis concerns. It claims good nutrition like bran and offers a $10.00 cheaper price, listing $25.00 per ton at the dealer.
The Molokal light is inaugurated at the harbor with readiness expected soon. Experts noted the installation and equipment delays, predicting the beacon will shine strongly between September and October.
Forewing jurors named for upcoming January term of the Circuit Court include Chas J Hoke Bertram F P Hellbran Alfred Silva Ho Fon Thomas O Nren Eugene K Allen William Chun Hoonde Walter Starbied Ben iot ACR Rows John Waterhouse Wit Nam Kwat Pong Biwand Re Frieh Clark Edward C Holstein Jamon J McGuire Bernard F Beard Edward R Woorward George Bockley Jonathan Shaw Albert Latlet
A Hawaiian queen and retinue attended a formal reception with Congress members and dignitaries at Washington Place. The event featured a musical program by the Hawailan band and a venerable display of aloha as officials and guests exchanged greetings under royal etiquette.
The county case against eight Japanese women centered on an informer named Makushima. Attorney Charles Chit Ungworth accused her of turning evidence to gain rewards while alleging a scheme to misappropriate funds. The defense challenged the credibility of witnesses and presented inventories and ledgers from the Bulietis Publishing Company as part of the contested records.
Maddened by a twenty month sentence, a Chinese inmate in the penitentiary attacked C. H. Young, a Korean officer, in the Judiciary Building hallway this morning. Detective Harry Lake and Officer Maderlos intervened to subdue him after he charged Young and attempted a throat grab.
Superintendent of Public Instruction Babbitt warns of a teacher shortage as the new term nears. He notes teachers may fail to book passage from the mainland to Honolulu, risking delays if steamers run at full capacity. Three new mainland arrivals join the force: Ming Merrill at the Normal school, Jessie Jamison, and Miss Jutta Leigh.
The article describes Kahului harbor’s limited protection and deep sea freight constraints. It notes a 1,800 foot breakwater built by Kahului Railroad Co at $115,497, enabling small vessels to anchor in the dredged basin but forcing larger ships to anchor further out. Proposals call for a 200 foot wharf at the harbor mouth for inter island and lumber trade, and a sea wall wharf for deep sea vessels amid strong winds and dangerous docking conditions.
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