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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
3
Tonight natives in Hawaii gather to honor a historic anniversary as the Golden Birthday tradition returns. A special ceremony is planned with a greeting from California officials and a prominent dance display expected to draw many attendees.
Fragmented report details a long trial day with numerous peremptory challenges, excused jurors, and defense scrutiny. Names such as Malina Wallace Takiyama and Matsunaga surface among jurists and potential jurors as a new venire of twenty one forms follows, with examination and postponement noted.
Ack announces sailing dates for steamers from San Francisco to Honolulu and Honolulu to San Francisco. Ships include Pleiades, Columbia, Nebraskan with departures in September and December dates. Listings show routes, vessel names, and withdrawal of the "Nebraska" from wall duty.
An assorted page blends social gatherings, club news, and legal notices. Mentions include the Oahi vole club pony event, a polo match at Moana hotel, invitations for year events, and a fortnightly commercial board meeting. Names like Jonathan Bhaw, Arthur, and Brown appear amid fragmented items.
Unclear advertising page outlines shop promotions and product lines including sewing machines and ready to wear items. Mentions The Hanan show, Chan Frasier Company, Theo H. David & Mo, and Pacific Gas. Cites phone number and various catalog style notes, with scattered phrases about displays and trade presence.
In Copenhagen Bepi Br. Dr. Ce argues that Peary did not reach the Pole. Eskimos and supporters dispute the charge and vow to prove Peary’s claim with evidence. A Milan report notes engineer Sigeor Pom was killed by a falling mine.
A handwritten petition from native residents of Hawaii requests Congress visiting delegates to address land inequities. They urge equal public land access, repeal of exchange provisions, and restraints on irrigation and homestead policies to protect native and minority interests amid territorial laws and public land auctions.
Mary Atherley seeks a rehearing of a writ denied by Judge Dole in Pest Federal Court. The petition argues lack of jurisdiction and requests a chance for review. references Minister Court and Insane Asylum notes, with due process concerns over proceedings and a governor’s message.
Shipping notice fragment lists AN PILANCIRE A B Maawhuell with item 38 and no date. Unable to determine full action or location from text.
The release details varied stock activity with Hawaiian company and other shares trading around 190 to 204, several bonds around 100, and notable lot movements including ten shares at the same price and five shares transferred. Traders noted activity on multiple listings and agricultural issues.
The Pathfinder, a shipping world newspaper, reports that Chief Detective Kurtaktele of Pathfinder Pau faced a court action involving the Pathfinder property of Abmyte. The suit alleges a creditor action over a two hundred and thirteen? thousand dollar claim with a signed judgment from the court. The case reads as a high stakes maritime legal matter affecting Abmyte.
In police court Heeatine A M Brown the attorney was not present for the gambling case slated for morning trial. At defense request a continuance was granted. Defendants Rawlins and others urged delay due to inability to attend and a new trial date was set for Saturday at 9:30. A separate matter involved George Jilly and Charles Phyllingworth charged with assault in autoheist, represented by counsel Straunt.
Honolihi reports on Fawanans islands Makandiua Penineulu with Kalawan Molukai station established in September 1009 near Kataway. Northern shore features a promontory from Matonalua and Mololati legends.
The Mauna Kea company reports sailing plans for tomorrow and Sunday with delegates to Maul. Congresamen travel scheduled for the party, while vessels like the Magna Loa and Manchuria are due in, carrying cargo from Kona and San Francisco. The Claudine sails for Maul and details about lighthouses and coastal lights are noted, with vessel traffic and port arrivals described in concise nautical terms.
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