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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1909
Page
1
A party completed a Maui visit and began homeward travel on Sunday. They toured Hana in the morning and inspected facilities, then traveled toward Watlistic valley for lunch. An afternoon reception was planned at Wattaleu with Congress members reviewing a survey before continuing to Honotiti by land.
A temporary injunction was granted against Oriental Life Insurance Company and officers after a 1920 judgment for $200.25. The missing defendant Moulin eludes arrest. investigators search Watapabu area and mountain regions as bond forfeiture proceedings unfold amid court actions and Japanese defendants involved.
The event at the Young Hotel is planned to honor officers of the Army Navy and agency work. Host Thy manages the Alexander Yorns Hotel organizes a dance as part of the celebration with social guests and local officials in attendance.
Bulletin lists two contact numbers for newsroom operations. The Business Office is labeled with a 256 prefix and the Aniletyn Editorial Room with an 188 prefix, indicating separate lines for administrative and editorial needs.
Foreign consuls from Knuland Japan Portugal China attended on Miagubip Termassne. Admiral Bebree received them at his cabin as guards and band stood at attention. Special travel by land and sea noted with progress of the fleet and plans for shows by the West Virginia minstrel troupe and orchestra aboard the ships.
The Territorial government welcomes Rear Admiral Sebree, Rear Admiral Barry, and fleet officers at the Capitol. Governors Frear and officials express admiration for the Pacific Fleet visit. Police note arrests for gambling and opium violations among Chinese and Japanese defendants.
The article previews a lively set of events for the Newt program. Boxing bouts are planned with light and heavyweight matches and wrestling to follow. Tomorrow at Athletic Park the West Virginia nine meets Washington for the fleet championship and a Tennessee nine contest is anticipated.
Inter State Purden Commerce Committee member TM. Miller voices a strong plan on the Tertiary issues affecting Hawaii. He argues that Hawaiian lands face grave conditions and warns against imported labor harming local wages and industry. Continued on page 4.
Kiel Germany Sept 13 Kai ser Welhelm has consented to exercise his official authority for the German Arctic airship expedition arranged by the Count Zeppelin. The German aeronaut's greatest aim is to sail to the North Pole aboard a great dirigible balloon and he has been sanctioned to a large extent by the Kaiser.
National League Boston 3 New York 1 Boston 4 New York 4 called at darkness Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 0 Cincinnati 3 Chicago 1 St Louis 1 Pittsburgh 2 New York 2 Detroit 10 St Louis 2.
A boiler blast at the Lurline Baths in San Francisco on September 13 injured several people, with initial reports noting serious injuries and emergency crews responding to the scene.
A storm in New Orleans today caused a lightning strike that burned St. John's Catholic Church to the ground. No injuries reported. Firefighters and aid plans were underway, with authorities arranging contingencies for the incident.
Washington reports the government has awarded contracts for two modern dreadnought battleships. One is assigned to Crames, the other to the New York inbuilding Company. The battleships will feature two of the most powerful mounting machines built for the United States Navy.
In New York Lovett is elected chairman of the executive committee of the Harriman lines. William Rockefeller and Jacob Schiff are named directors to succeed Harriman.
Polar Sea reports describe Lieut Penry touring the coast as a hero with a distant past in Eskimo work while Washington notes the disinterment of Lieut Sutton and an autopsy revealing a facial bruise amid a still unresolved murder case.
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