30 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
1
Plantation storekeepers react to a new pricing scheme set for May 1 affecting staple goods. Opinions vary on whether costs will rise or fall, with concerns about bakery powders tins canning menta and brand differences. Independent stores fear trade shift toward plantation outlets while practical results remain uncertain.
Vanlelt, a regent Russian immigrant, declares he is the appointed leader to defend his people's welfare and has not worked for two weeks. Bliom and Surupove join the vagrancy charge as Women plead not guilty. case postponed to next Tuesday per officials.
Chicago April 30 startling corruption claims in the Illinois Legislature Charles White a state legislator testified he was paid to vote for Senator Lorimer he says others were paid as well Lorimer who won the Senate seat after a long deadlock in the house is a Chicago former representative born in Manchester England and viewed as lacking strong political ideals
Secretary Ballinger testified in Washington on April 30 that he favored his predecessor Garfield’s reclamation policy while expressing doubt about the administrative ability of Newell, head of the bureau. The bulletin notes a "For Bale" card.
Auction of city owned parcels drew a handful of bidders at the Capital door. Purchasers included Makiki Heights buyers with bids near 176 hours, and Howard and others submitted offers totaling around 4901 for lots 594. Remaining lots drew smaller sums while the auctioneer postponed further sales to the next Monday.
Government officials prepare to prosecute Russian rioters amid fears for special agent De Kerburg’s safety in Hawaii. The report names three figures tied to the unrest and notes possible federal involvement. Officials plan to ship troublemakers back, see additional mainland reports, and stress the need to calm local ties with Washington authorities.
Warrant affidavits sworn for ten Russian rioters on riot and felony charges after a large confrontation in front of the police station. Vasilel, alleged ringleader, and three others arrested. further arrests expected as city authorities move to charge rioting and vagrancy amid a tense immigrant gathering.
A six man Russian party escorted by a captured leader arrived at the police station early morning, but interview requests with Vaniilet and fellow prisoner were denied. Officers detained the group as rioting erupted, with mounted police charging the crowd and a boy needing hospital care after a Russian threw him before the horses. Continued on Page 6.
President Taft sent a message to Congress urging prompt work on canal defenses and readiness, aiming for completion by a target date in 1916 to open the canal for trade. The dispatch emphasizes strengthening security and accelerating construction to support commerce.
In San Francisco on April 30 Tommy Moran and five associates were arrested on charges of conspiracy to commit murder after an alleged boxing frame up. Moran admitted agreeing to fifteen rounds before the bout, tied to the earlier knockout that fractured McCarthy’s skull.
San Francisco Apr 30 Police Commissioner Flannery, facing indictment over ties to poolroom swindlers, submitted his resignation today. The move follows mounting pressure and calls for integrity at city hall.
Washington April 30 railroads filed a schedule of increased freight rates with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The action aims to raise charges across lines, affecting shipments and pricing nationwide.
General Manager J A Kennedy of the Interisland Steam Navigation Co says freight and passenger rates between the islands show little force given Hawaii's unique conditions. He notes larger ships require bigger crews and that any rate changes would hinge on federal action and railroad bill provisions.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a smallpox event at a Pacific Mall area port with two cases covered today. Names and precise locations are unclear but indicate a disease alert and medical response at a harbor facility.
Sugar San Francisco report notes bulletin ads and previous quotation context, with unclear figures and partial data about April 30. The fragment mentions Beots 88 analysis, 14s, 61-245 and pricing or payment terms, but the text is incomplete and lacks full details.
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