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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1909
Page
1
An excerpted speech by a marine engineer advocating labor concerns is presented with references to wartime ethics, shipping policies, and port regulations. The speaker denounces delays in ticketing and criticizes government and business actions shaping labor and trade, noting opposition to foreign-flag vessels and calls for protective measures.
The Maul general aversion to works on Labor Day prevailed today with virtually no activity. People deserted the streets and stations, leaving officials and police idle as many groups planned gatherings away from work.
The body of Michael O Dowda who died Saturday morning at Maka well will be buried today at 2 20 PM at Nuwanu Valley cemetery. The cortege will leave Wit Tame Undertaking parlors traveling via Fort Berotanta and Nuvana avenue. Path or Valentine will conduct the service at the gravesite with pallbearers C F Renton W Greenfield David Douglas L Carden Hon J A Hughes and W C Bergin. A large attendance from Mike's plantation will pay respects.
The Brotherhood of Hatter and Iron Shipbuilders holds its annual picnic with athletic events on the Peninsula today. Races and contests fill the day while chaperones oversee the proceedings and maintain decorum amid the foggy morning celebration.
Special to the Bulletin from Keauhou Hawaii outlines the North and South Kona reception committee members tasked to entertain the congressional party. It lists numerous officials including judges, clerical staff, senators, sheriffs, reverends, and local leaders from both Kona regions along with committee chairs and decoration coordinators.
Bulletin lists business office phone 286 and editorial room phone 185 for readers seeking contact information. The item notes a basic directory style entry without additional context or events.
A fragmentary line reads like a poetic boast about guiding modern life with future insight. The text frames progress as a deliberate act by a single force shaping the present through foresight.
Telegraphed AP from Indian Harbor via Cape Ray Newfoundland reports Stars and Stripes nailed to the North Pole and another message says Reached the Pole. The Roosevelt, Peary’s ship, is confirmed safe.
Sydney dispatch reports killings of crew from the wrecked French schooner Qua-Hita in the Mallicoollo Islands. The savagery described as a barbarous attack on the sailors by unidentified assailants.
ST JOHNS N B Sept 6 The Allan liner Laurentian grounded this port today while the og The steamer is a don All the passengers were saved.
Ninety four deaths from bubonic plague and thirty three from cholera are reported in Amoy over weeks. Lam Yum, a Ki nau chit steward, extends deep thanks to Dr Thoms J ofTervon Went of Kuuinl for care of his son Lim Yup Ching who broke an arm at Alt Ahap's Makawell. The boy was treated and returned home in good health. An agreement was reached in New York regarding the great hat.
Tonight the Health Committee of the Board of Supervisors convenes to hire the dairy officials and review a proposed milk ordinance. Citizens attended the prior session to discuss features such as tuberculin testing and milk temperature. The ordinance was published for days to invite public suggestions, with many dairymen divided and some reluctant to share views through the press. Public invited to High’s meeting with any real suggestions to help shape policy.
A congressional party began a Kauai tour at Nawiliwili, traveling by auto to inspect windward inland areas and a hydroelectric plant, gathering support for irrigation development. They planned to reach Honolulu by tomorrow and meet officials at Hanalei. The visiting committee to Kreet the Congressmen lists H. D. Wishard as chairman with J. Oulo and C. K. Kahee among others.
The U S Army transport Dix arrived this morning from Beattie under Captain Archon with 417 miles and horses for Philippines. Seventeen horses were diverted to Honolulu. All were unloaded and exercised along the waterfront. Dix to depart tomorrow noon. The oil tanker Palla of Clyde arrived yesterday from Gaviota with oil cargo.
Enthusiastic remarks by Fred K Heckley laud Hawaii as an integral part of the United States. He highlights the joining of Hawaii with the Union, noting the role of commissioners and the nation’s allegiance, while urging continued fidelity to the American republic and unity under the flag.
Construction work progresses on a new weather kiosk at the Hotel and Bishop Street corner near Young AutomobileBuin with instruments like hygrothermometer and rain gauge to be installed. The project aims to provide public access to weather data and instrument calibration tailored to local needs.
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