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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1909
Page
5
Quotes from George F Hoar and others criticize federal aid for Hawaii agriculture and industry. Passage condemns outside influence and highlights the flag in foreign ports as a symbol of national power. Report discusses Congressional guests and public sentiment on economic and political control affecting Hawaii’s workers.
A fragile transcript of an interview with Judge Robinson is examined, suggesting the judiciary avoids commenting on delicate rulings. The piece argues strong judges resist public explanations, while the morning paper hints at continued pressure on the court and related political aims surrounding a separate case in Japan.
Immigration investigators, Monibera and associates, arrive to address population balance in the Territory of Hawaii. The discussion centers on preserving the territory’s character while integrating new workers. Officials emphasize steady population growth to support territorial prosperity and ongoing economic activity.
The article argues Hawaii must attract immigrants to fuel development, favoring European and Asian workers while noting the historical influx of Chinese and Japanese labor. It discusses past immigration trends, costs of distant laborers, and Hawaii as a U.S. naval outpost needing a stable, skilled population.
A detailed program note covers a Friday September 3 luncheon by the Merchants Association at 7590 p.m with Mayor J. J. Pern presiding, followed by a Saturday trip to pineapple plantations and a base bull event at Athletic Park. The text references Daughters of Mawali and a long discussion of an ordinance tied to immigration and nationalities, with remarks by Mareton Campo, and a committee report due to the Board.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses unusual conditions in Hawaii and a longstanding problem. Text hints at timing and treatment issues but offers no concrete facts, dates, or names.
An unruly council session reveals Aylett railing at committee members over road and alley ordinances in Monet County. The quarrel centers on meeting access, reporting duties, and alleged attempts to stall progress, with heated exchanges and strong language reported.
Fragmentary minutes show council members quarreling over an amendment to a local ordinance. Members Quinn Lae gan Milverton and others discuss delaying action as they debate procedure and a potential major amendment.
A local sports note lists Monday games at the Grand Grounds. St Lente faces Diamond Heads and Panahens meet Kamehamehag while the Sainte and Jewels game at another ground is denied. Hawaiian Band plays at Loamiy grounds Saturday and Monday with Wertower possibly hosting two games.
A jury in Judge De Dot's circuit court found Pedro Corps not guilty of murder with a deadly weapon in the case arising from an incident at Awa on July 15. The defendant was defended by Attorney S. P. Chillingworth, appointed by the court.
Mrs Louis von Tempsy of Maui died suddenly leaving a husband and three daughters. She was known in Maui and had ties to Major Wodehouse, British minister to Hawaii, with family spread between Honolulu and Davien Co. Her death shocked friends and was expected to be announced by wire yesterday.
Article recalls past Boilermaker gatherings and a planned 1961 style outing. It notes a ball game between married and single men, with city figures and a grand marshal linked to Governor Dole era pomp. Readers anticipate a memorable event with community pride and nostalgia.
Fragmentary dispatch describes Alameda setting three records during a Hawaiian voyage. The piece mentions port calls, crew movements, and a concert aboard ship heading toward Honolulu. Officials and mariners, including Dr Carl Rowus, are noted, with orbital weather and vessel positions cited in antique telegraphic style.
The Commercial Club held its year of progress event with President Wakefield reporting on the program and outcomes. Secretary Metwan and Treasurer Daron presented reports while officers for the coming year were elected, including J. Miche Jor and others. a death notice for O. M. Coke was adopted and condolences extended.
Austin reports White playing strong in golf events, posting a 42 after nine holes while leading the field. The event saw high effort from participants as officials monitored scores and performance at the course near the coast, amid weather and local attendance.
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