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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1909
Page
5
A brief note from the water office at Howe emphasizes an ideal character to strive for in youth, describing a single bright standard as a guiding light from the tree of virtue. The message underscores integrity and steadfastness as essential traits for young men stepping into adulthood.
The report discusses European immigrants led by Mr Capella returning to land, urging virtues that support liberation and national welfare. It calls for clarity on immigration, praise for liberal values, and special Congressional measures to address extraordinary conditions.
Reading of a Honolulu segment outlines Republican tensions over Delegate Kuhio's renomination. It notes internal criticism, potential rival ambitions, and the view that Kuhio may fight to maintain leadership despite calls for renewal. The piece references Pearl Harbor funding and upcoming campaign dynamics.
Reports that American marine engineers in Hawaii seek positions along the mainland coast and inland waters as shipping suspensions push them from Australia routes offshore. Officers and engineers taken off the Australian route wandered for months before finding work, noted as efficient but lingering in obscurity.
The text argues for strengthened American merchant and passenger services under a chosen enterprise, opposes foreign dominance, and warns that halting protection could invite national backlash. It cites a recent sugar industry strike and warns that withdrawal of American ships would empower rival powers, challenging American influence and jobs.
Yesterday the Boilermakers and shipbuilders journeyed to Moungtua for a Labor Day reunion. George Ward led the group, with twenty five men and six horses arriving in good time. A baseball match between married and single men ended with a 9 to 6 win for Mike Parton’s team, as photographers and humorous stunts entertained the lodge before a return trip home.
The Board of Supervisors met this morning and awarded the contract for Kala Did Bonura improvements to Pleago and Woods at 12480, claimed to be the lowest bid. An overseer salary was set at 63 per day, and a plan to fund the project with Road Tax Special Department funds was approved. The Ways and Means Committee reported monthly expenditures and overages for June and July, noting total spendings nearing 58,088.62 with overruns against average receipts, while forecasted May to August resources showed a deficit of about 1,105.97 per month.
Fragmentary text discusses average monthly resources, a Loginaing Jy 1 amount of 64 dollars, an apparent 5000 dollar estimate, and appropriations for the current year. It mentions the Territory funds, city and county exchanges, and cautions that no extra monthly amount should be added, with warnings about returning funds or propriety belt reat contracts.
A defendant appealing a suspended sentence after a judge’s decision faces new delays and contested points. The case involves disputed terms, claims of false testimony, and remarks about the defendant’s actions tied to a prior death sentence. The proceedings reference multiple officials and conflicting timelines with the outcome still unsettled.
Blank books of all sorts and ledgers manufactured by the Bulletin Publishing Cornane are advertised for sale. The notice emphasizes assortment and availability for buyers needing ready blank ledgers and accounting forms.
A brief listing notes contact numbers for the Anita Business Office at 256 and the Editorial Room at 168, indicating key newsroom phone lines for desk inquiries and editorial operations.
Dr Frederic Bell Ph D presents a free Sunday lecture at 3 pm on Dreams prophecies and revelations. The notice advertises classes in new thought with details for appointments at Noayat Hawaiian Hotel suites and hours 10 to 7.
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