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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1910

Page

1

Die Before Work Declares Russians Die Before Work

A wave of immigrant tension is reported as about five hundred Russians gather at a rally to denounce a statement urging them to abandon work on plantations. The document read by interpreter Thomas spurs fierce critique and reveals strained relations with the Territorial Board of Immigration as it debates a settlement.

Riveka Imsrante A. Perdtatrous Thomas Territorial Board of Immigration

Derwent Kennedy Writes Of Oil Fields

Derwent Kennedy describes oil prospects in the Humana Ol Company land in Elkhorn Valley San Luis Obispo County. He details past drilling at McKittrick Midway and Sunset fields, the trip with Frank Payne, and notes high gravity oil found near a well in Sec 22 with measurements and plans for further testing and subscription efforts.

Frank Payne Hanuma OU Company Tomsday Hilo Cutatole Blind Ioca Harry Elkhorn Valley San Juls Obispo McKittrick Midway Sunset Dan A. Kennedy Island Steam Navigation Company Derwent Kennedy Kennedy White Associated Ofl Company Une Lothe E. Rute Kittrick Heetlon WOFK Mr. Hawks Midway Fields Mia Hie Capuiin Maleon Monterey Perpenuily KK Horn Ant Matson Hump Humana N. Payne Sperry Captain Matson Hawks Rome Rune Smith Emery's

Bribery Trial Move Denied in Calhoun Case

Francisco April 25 Jane Lawlor declared intent to bring Patrick Calhoun to final trial on bribery of city supervisors. Calhoun’s defense moved to dismiss indictments. prosecutor Fickert joined. Judge Lawlor refused the motion.

Francisco Lawlor Patrick Calhoun Calhoun Fickert

Washington Reported atlicini moving to secure ehange

April 25 1416 Honolulu bulletin reports government efforts to secure change at the Federal building site. Officials reference Congress limits and a pending decision by the United States District Court regarding the project.

Lonk Washington Atlicini Ehange Fistera Arwin Ehanket Wiestington Honolulu Itelven Congress United Later District Nexinet Mahuks

Justice Hughes Named Associate Justice of the Supreme Court

Governor Hughes of New York accepts Taft’s offer to nominate him as associate justice to fill the late Grewen. The nomination goes to the Senate soon with Hughes to serve from October, highlighting his long legal career from Glen Pally to Columbia Law School and New York practice.

Washington, D. C Charles E. Hughes New York Taft Asa Supreme Court Grewer Senate Hughes Jen K Hughes Amnelate Justin Glen Pally A.M. Hid Brown University Columbia Law School Marrind Antoinette ‘Carter Greemtte Columbia Law Cornell Cousel Armtrong Mayor York Frinton Itrawn University American Bar New York State CMNY

Zeppelin Airship Wrecks at Weilburgh Harbor

Weilburg Germany April 25 The German government airship of the Zeppelin type broke from its moorings and was completely wrecked. No casualties reported from the incident in Weilburg harbor.

Weilburgh Germany

Third Degree Investigated by Police in Espionage Probe

A committee of five U.S. Senators will probe alleged third degree methods used by police and examine juror espionage in Washington. The inquiry aims to uncover abuses in law enforcement and potential interference in jurors.

D. C United States

Teddy Roosevelt declines Zeppelin ride in Paris

Paris April 29 reports that Col Roosevelt rejected an invitation from Count Zeppélin to fly aboard his airship. The former president, in the capital for municipal events, chose not to approve aviation stunt plans and remained on land during the day’s engagements.

Paris Col. Roosevelt Count Zeppélin

Government victory as French cabinet members reelected

Paris April 25 All members of the French Cabinet have been reelected except Millerand. The government faces the new term with most ministers secured in place and political continuity expected despite the single exception.

Paris Millerand

No Strike Rumor Upset Japanese Merchants

The Advertiser reports a rumored wage strike among plantation laborers has Japanese merchants uneasy. Many express disapproval of publishing strike talk, believing such reports threaten peace and unity. Stockholders of Nipihid favor peaceful policy, with interviews noting no sympathy for violence. Continued on Page 2.

Trike Cotinue Kovo Nivpu

Shipline bookings hit by wartime suspension rumors

Letters from New York and Rotterdam agents reveal likely full bookings on Holland America Line sails from May to July, with high priced rooms sold out on all ships between May and July and similar conditions for sailings from Rotterdam August 20 to September 34. Hamburg America and North German Lloyd lines report similar constraints, though some coastwise ships may still have a few empty berths, indicating limited relief for Honolulu passengers despite general optimism.

New York City Phiato Honolulu H. Mackfeld & Co Great Holland-American Line New York Rotterdam Iwitor Mt Airet Rotterd H, Hackfeld & Co Europe Hamburt

Expedition to Mount McKinley Leaves Portland Team Fitted by City Paper

Portland news staff outfits an expedition to Mount McKinley and departs today. The journey is organized by a local city paper with bulletin and editorial offices listed.

Portland Ore Mount McKinley

Devlin Confirmed as San Francisco District Attorney

The Senate today confirmed the recommissioning of District Attorney Devlin of San Francisco. The action preserves Devlin in office, sustaining the city's legal leadership and continuing ongoing prosecutions and local reforms.

Washington, D. C Senate Today Devlin San Francisco

Band Will Play Wilhelmina Off for San Francisco

The Mutson Navigation vessel Wilhelmina is scheduled to sail for San Francisco Wednesday morning. It will accommodate a number of cabin passengers beyond those already booked through the agency Castle and Cooke. The voyage departs at ten o'clock with a full crew and travelers, aiming to fill the ship’s new capacity.

Mutson Navigation

David Dayton Ill After Severe Gripe Attack

Reported by Dr Herbert the attending physician Mr David Dayton a noted public figure and former marshal of the Kingdom once known as Kavitha in the monarchy era is seriously ill following a bad attack of gripe and illness the condition described as pretty bad by telephone update

David Dayton de. Herbert Dayton

Judge Whitley Rules on Jurisdiction in Territorial Case

In a terse morning session Judge Whitney weighed a petition to remove a local contraband case to the United States court. The judge warned against any attempt to bypass federal jurisdiction and ordered papers to proceed to the proper court. The matter was reset for May after officials sought to resolve the issue without further delay.

Turkey Circuit Court Territory United States United States ‘Court Neal Hee United Busts Court WIII Whitley Horney

Death of Son Alleged From Railroad Negligence

Jennie Kahans sues Kahului Railroad Co for 3000 damages over her son Low Karaokaninno’s January death in Kahului. She alleges a brakeman and engineer negligence caused the boy to ride the engine pilot, resulting in fatal injuries after his foot was crushed. Attorneys A. G. Correa and Wallaka Sou & Quarlow represent the plaintiff.

Nejlon Jennie Kahans Kahului Veamip DY Low Karaokaninno Kahulu Elahe Mouth Spencer A. G. Correa Wallakasou & Quarlow Plaintitt

Hats at Central Union Church Divides Congregation

Officers report disagreement among worshippers as to removing hats during divine service. The presiding officer asked willing attendees to show by raising a hand, with no formal vote taken. Details continued on page 3.

Central Union Church Central Taian Khureh Enelety

President Notley Signals Another Run Despite Uncertain Times

Charlee K Notley, head of the Home Rule party, arrived from Hawaii Saturday and stated she will run again. The interview suggests strong backing, though local editors note ongoing questions about party strategy and public reception.

Notley Howe Rule Party Egge Elimely Howe

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Perelstrois Island Boy Bee Calhouni Zeppelin Teddy Gov’t MT. Mckinley Wilhelmina Sierra Breckons Stackable Whitney Kahului Railroad Company Central Union Hawaii
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