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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1909
Page
4
The Honolulu Bulletin reports on Hawaii growth, shipping, and policy. It notes Hawaii's population rise to 200,000, freight and passenger concerns for the American steamship Mace, and debates on coastwise shipping laws, roads, and conservation.
The notice urges men and women to attend a Wednesday meeting at the Commercial Club to discuss conservation. It emphasizes that conservation is a practical, growing endeavor and calls for learning what conservation means and continuing the effort.
A historical obituary note profiles Governor Johnson of Minnesota, highlighting a boyhood spent in poverty, a hardworking mother, and a father troubled by drink. It credits his ascent to state leadership to perseverance, political opposition, and a Democratic nomination win in 40.
Fragmentary item notes a location at Beretania and Waikiki near the beach with a mention of a storefront or unit labeled 2B and 4 Magazine, forming a terse real estate or street reference from 1986. The readable fragments include Elaisaye and Y Stab R. 1986 and Waikiki on the beach context.
The piece recalls Governor Johnson’s rise from humble beginnings to a consequential tenure and multiple terms, praising his service and principle of equal rights. It contrasts his death with the loss of Governor William Ramell of Massachusetts, noting the Democratic party’s difficult path after his passing.
In a continued discussion from Page 3 the board weighs a billboard ordinance with strict prohibitions and possible enforcement features. No authority for the ordinance has been found, but the supervisors aim to cover various issues statewide. Several measures touching homes and highways will also be addressed by the City Fathers.
Doubt lingers over whether Myrtle Bemary or Freshmen excel. A race is set for next Saturday between the same crews from Regatta Day with the course unchanged. Both crews practice tomorrow afternoon and aim to leave nothing to chance. L. Hough’s services as coxswain are in high demand, his brother to cox the yearly crew, with the outcome decisive for Regatta Day training.
City police warn that many drivers still ignore the new traffic ordinance. Officers plan strict enforcement on misused lanes and improper turns while a separate measure defines stance for curbside stands and restricted streets.
Makaweli Sugar Company announces two additional dividends to stockholders before year end. The first 10 percent extra will be paid on Rope 99 and the second 3 percent on Dec 16. Regular monthly dividend of 1.5 percent continues on the 15th.
A fragmentary item notes a dance event and a local venue with hints of participants and organizers. Names appear garbled but suggest a town event about music and performance. Further readable details are scarce, leaving the core action unclear and unresolved.
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