05 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1910
Page
1
Washington police today arrested John A. Panton secretary of the Merchant Marine League, on a charge of criminal libel amid a wave of indictments in the subsidy propaganda crackdown. The case centers on alleged publishings linked to the league's activities and anti subsidy messaging.
New York April 5. Company officials state that wages for refiners will rise by five to ten percent as a voluntary adjustment. No specific demand was presented by the workers.
General Leonard Wood has been assigned as a special envoy of the American government to attend the centenary celebration of the Argentine Republic. A special naval squadron will convoy General Wood to Washington, D. C. and onward.
Nevers and Callahan sugar brokers report March 18 shows little weekly change amid moderate activity. Cuba direct shipments remain in demand. Europe buys refined sugars, Brazil and Cuba prices cited. April shipment buyers cautious. drought reports persist but rain eases damage fears. London market steady. continuation noted on page 4.
In a Circuit Court divorce action, Rime met C Winston accuses his wife of failing to support him while she counters with allegations that he deprived her of funds and violated a separation agreement. The document notes a trustee, Vaider Valentin, and a monthly $100 provision for Mrs Winston plus $600 toward provisions. It states Winston owns Honolulu real estate valued at 95 000 and earns about 1 000 monthly.
Immigrant Russians in Hawaii refuse labor on plantations and gather at Iwilei with shelters of blankets and clothing. Territorial officials warn of arrests as plans for feeding women and children unfold. A Germanic agitator calls for a general strike, while planters report empty compounds and preparations to handle a potential wave of resistance.
Sugar San Francisco April 5 The Ninth Infantry failed today on the transport Sherman bound for Manila via Honolulu. The brief item notes a setback in the movement of troops, with no further details on casualties or cause.
Indiana Republicans endorse a protective tariff based on domestic versus foreign production costs. The platform backs Taft administration and Senator Beveridge, who faces reelection by the next legislature. Beveridge received an ovation when addressing the convention amid tariff critique.
Judge Robinson denies mandamus to force opening of public lands at the Kew Wady area. Attorney General Lindsay and W W Thayer argue over land surveys and opening steps. petition by Jobs Greig dismissed as lacking authority for compulsion. The decision emphasizes discretionary power of the Commissioner of Public Lands in land opening actions.
Harvard officials report Chang Loy, a student from McKinlay High School, earned high marks in English composition at end of first half year. Principal M. M. Bent forwarded praise noting Loy’s training and writing quality reflect Harvard’s standards for freshmen. Loy is the son of a Labatton Chinese restaurant keeper and recently delivered a notable valedictory-style address at graduation season.
The deposed Laykan Island king Behlommer faces U S indictments after the Layaan Elkind expedition incident. Attorneys Thompson Wilder and Clemons filed demurrers alleging defects in the indictment as the United States Attorney signals confidence, with expected surprises in the evidence during the trial.
A chaotic scene at Kalihi stock yards ends with a possible self-inflicted death as a man fires and collapses while surrounded by a crowd including children. Sheri Jarrett challenges police handling while Kaahn admits striking a sailor during an earlier incident, arguing officers had a right to restrain.
In Rome on April 5 Colonel Roosevelt canceled a planned reception for Americans after a Methodist college head Rev. Mr Triple attacked him over his Vatican visit refusal. The day included Roosevelts ride through the city in an automobile with King Emmanuel and a new political setback.
Ecuador seeks U S mediation to settle the boundary dispute with Peru. Reports from Guayaquil and Lima indicate government officials are urging restraint while military forces remain on alert, reflecting heightened tension and cautious diplomacy amid regional frictions.
Two transpacific freighters bound for Honolulu from Seattle brought mail, goods, and passengers including Robert Menaushy's wife on the Hilonian and The Missourian amid quarantine checks. The Matron Hitonian arrived ahead of schedule, while The Matson liner Hint reported good weather on the run to Honolul. Passengers included Emelia Winitehee, wife of the Honolulu Rapid Transit chief engineer, returning after an extended U.S. visit.
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