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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1909
Page
11
Fragmented passages describe Shriners gathering for a major event, Spain seeking a century-long victory, and a broader critique of Taft’s religious intolerance. The text mentions Dr Cook, Honolulu, Hawaii, Seattle, and San Francisco, all interwoven with political and religious references and a sense of public spectacle during Thanksgiving month.
A rental listing on Beretania Street shows 1286 with a $40.00 rate. The ad names Blaicave Young and Hotel Richards as associated contact points. Please verify exact unit and terms.
A bemused bystander collapses into a banana peel gag as a passerby comments on city ordinances governing fruit sking. The piece quips about enforcement difficulties, street cleanliness, and editorial nods to local media, noting concerns over public behavior and safety in a Honolulu streetscape.
The New York World warns that twelve state Senates can block the income tax amendment, with opponents pressing quietly behind the scenes. It notes broad public support, but warns that complacency could costs supporters as many state legislatures prepare to vote.
Honolulu and Hawaii aim to boost the San Francisco Shriners visit with a well ftted steamer charter. A strong excursion program is planned to attract visitors, with emphasis on comfortable travel and favorable conditions to showcase Hawaii. Local organizers stress careful preparation to avoid missteps like a prior Los Angeles excursion.
Bulletin lists business office phone 266 and editorial room phone 185 for inquiries and submissions.
An offer from the mauka end of Kewalo street features a fully furnished A Hocking house in Honolulu for rent at 100 dollars monthly with immediate possession. Details include a grand Hawaiian event with hula dancing, a round island trip on the steamship Sierra, hotel options, and a 21 day voyage price of 175 with a $25 nominal reservation fee. Committees led by Win Crocker and others provide contact points for reservations.
Substantive notes recount sailors and a team of ten surgeons visiting Molokai via the Pennsylvania. The Lip voyage is praised as educational with praise for Superintendent McVeigh and Dr. Goodhue. Also mentions a tennis championship upcoming at Hoetania Club courts and a social function with a band. Enlisted men to receive pay. general liberty granted to most.
Shriners coming to Honolulu with Sierra chartered, arrival at 10 a m November 17, grand ball and banquet planned. Activities include inland Oahu tour, luncheon at a new resort, aerial trips to Pearl Harbor Diamond Head and Waikiki Beach, with swimming and other entertainments.
Members of the Aloha Temple Mystic Shrine of Honolulu travel as guests on November 17 to 19, returning by late November. The group plans events including a ceremonial at Kiluea Kilua volcano crater, a visit to the Volcano House, and the dedication of the new Masonic Temple at Hite with Nobles and Masons.
For sale in College Hill a very desirable home near the car line on high ground with splendid view of Manoa Valley. The property features a 100 by 150 foot lot, a living room dining room break seat room two bedrooms kitchen bath servants quarters and more. New...
The territory asks Circuit Judge Roblavon for a change of venue citing the importance of protecting water supply rights for Walliku and Kahiuhi. Deputy Attorney General Lorrin Andrews argues that the case’s gravity warrants a personal examination of the water rights in the Lao Vale Joy area by the judge.
The attorney Prosser denied any legitimate grounds for changing venue and rejected claims of a third party impact on the willowsen case, asserting no bias or impropriety affecting the trial.
In a motion on venue for the Wailuku Sugar Company v Territory case deputies and detectives were believed to have captured three Chinese fugitives who escaped from the Collins plantation. Reports stated definite information that the three were located, with one identified as AL Camp from the Hawaiian Commercial.
Report states Lew and Irwin are believed headed to Hawaii. A reward of $400 is offered for their capture, plus $1000 to the captain of the Boutin Monarch, forfeitable if the men are not found within thirty days.
Notice that at Point Arguello Light Station California the light will be replaced by a lantern in October. By order of the Lighthouse Board this change will occur without other alterations.
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