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Heavy rain halted American League play today while National League games produced Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 1, Chicago 5 Boston 1, Cincinnati 9 New York 12, St. Louis 6, Brooklyn 12.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1909
Page
1
Heavy rain halted American League play today while National League games produced Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 1, Chicago 5 Boston 1, Cincinnati 9 New York 12, St. Louis 6, Brooklyn 12.
President Taft touched down in Provo Utah at noon today before a large Mormon Tabernacle crowd. He plans a short stay of about an hour and will proceed to Salt Lake City later this afternoon.
A dispatch reports fifty Russian families prepared to sail to Hawaii, arranged by the Territorial Board of Immigration with Atkinson coordinating. They aim to settle as laborers on plantations, anticipating work for all and potential broader migration if successful.
Aboard the ludion ship Jonin’s guests will find a cutting edge show with elegant trimmed gowns and items unseen in Honolulu before. The voyage promises fresh styles and unique entertainments as the fleet sails tomorrow.
German cruisers Victoria Louise Bertra Bremen and Dresden arrived in New York to take part in the Hudson Fulton celebration. At nearly the same time the British battleship Inflexible flew the flag of Admiral Sir Edward H Seymour as the British fleet observer.
New York reports Wright and Curtiss, famed aeroplane pioneers, are preparing to make flights in connection with the Hudson-Fulton celebration.
CHICAGO Sept 24 Japanese business men arrived from Seattle and the West and were shown around the city today including the stock yards.
A legal action contends the 18th Legislature overstepped constitutional bounds in attempts to discriminate against aliens. Judge Quarton blocks collection of a tax levied on the fishery fishing boat and its operator, Mat Rabura, challenging Territory authority.
An incomplete market brief hints at potential disposal or purchase of securities amid prosperous conditions. It mentions cautious tones about strategic positions and future business prospects, with unclear references to specific areas or firms.
The San Francisco Call reports Paxton Wright a prominent Alameda Chamber of Commerce director and former Ensign yacht club president died on a voyage from Honolulu. Officials say Wright killed himself with a razor in his stateroom, then had his body cast into the sea after the burial service aboard the Alameda.
The Memphis dispatch reports the torpedo flotilla will escort President Taft from Memphis to St. Louis along the Mississippi river today, as the presidential party travels by water for engagements in the region.
Joy Lou, chief of detectives, sails for Mauna Loa today to arrest three Chinese crew members who deserted the British steamer Scottish Monarch. He has received information on their whereabouts and plans to return with reinforcements next week, possibly aboard the Claudine on Thursday.
From Spain dated Sept 24 a confident note says a vigorous campaign is planned under the Spanish general in charge of Morocco. The government seeks a decisive victory to bolster national prestige amid renewed disturbances at revolutionary centers and bomb-throwing reports from Barcelona.
A fragment from a news page reports unrest in Iloilo amid labor issues tied to the Hawaiian Sugar Point Association. It notes mobbing of O A Stevens’ representative in Silay, forced travel to a distant site, and a police response with ongoing inquiries and continued coverage on page 4.
Judge Adkinson presides in Circuit Court as Manuet Madeiros denies controlling his mother Rosa Silva and challenges a will that left her property to L. R. Madeiros and his wife Caroline. Attorneys for the son and the Madeiros family argue over alleged undue influence and motives tied to the mother's belief her son sought her death.
Postmaster General Hitch cock issues a bonding rule under the 1909 act limiting bonds for U S officers and employees. No bond may cost more than 35 percent over the premium for a fire bond in 1908. The United States will not pay any premium or related cost. Bonds must bear a stamped signature form from the surety.
A garbled OCR record shows multiple murder charge references and burglary accusations tied to individuals named in an indictment. The readable fragments indicate formal charges and a related burglary count against suspects in a case heard by a local court or department.
In Manchester district, the Federation of Cotton spinners voted to extend the workweek by a stage. The decision aims to boost production amid demand growth. Officials noted no changes to wages, with mills continuing current shifts through the upcoming week.
The fragmented text references premium, a tile, and a balvadar with numbers 108. It mentions plowing by an unattached eaispen and an attunhed phrase, suggesting a damaged ad or notice about a premium product or service. Entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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