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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
1
Seattle reports mystery surrounds the fate of about one hundred passengers aboard the Canadian Pacific steamer Princess May after it went ashore at Sentinel Inlet in the Lynn Canal Alaska. Early reports suggest the ship may have gone down with all aboard, heightening fears of another Alaskan coast disaster.
Jacob Hammon former Oklahoma Republican National Committeeman testifies denying any connection to offering Senator Gore a bribe of 25000 dollars related to land contracts. The testimony comes amid Gore's accusation of bribery in the land deal dispute in Muskogee Oklahoma.
The article centers on Kalle Kahmuote a Mawalian jailed for alleged arson who fights to restore voting rights and end his prohibition era punishment. Sheriff Money steps in to monitor two discharged prisoners Kin and Kahmoute during confinement. Prohibition era tensions color the piece with remarks from Henry and local editor WR Warrington while a farm trip and petition activity unfold.
In Washington a debate on peonage and immigration features remarks linked to Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor. The record notes inquiries by committees, responses from officials, and mentions of investigations into consular and immigration policies with references to charges against Russians and the handling of related accusations. Continued on Page 3.
The report describes the Oceanic steamer Sierra’s rapid voyage from Honolulu to San Francisco with cargo including war automobiles and barley. It also covers Land Board discussions on land substitutions, the governor’s discretionary power, and a deferred land purchase inquiry, noting routine proceedings and specific tracts under consideration.
Sherman Patterson In BIG MOOSE Aug. 5 Vice President Sherman on a hunting expedition near Sherman denied absolutely any improper connection with the Oklahoma land opening scandal. He said he was implanted by Senator Gore’s testimony before the Congressional committee of investigation.
Nashville Tenn Aug 5 The independent judicial ticket was overwhelmingly backed by Republicans in selecting delegates to the convention. The report notes strong GOP support across the party as delegates were chosen to push the judicial slate.
In Provincetown Massachusetts on August 5 President Taft presided as master of ceremonies at the dedication of a monument honoring the Pigrin Fathers, marking a ceremonial tribute by the nation.
The University Club hosts a grand dinner dance in its new home. Steward Guiton prepared a banquet for the large gathering as folding doors opened to reveal the event. Guests will be seated at seven and dancing will follow, with the hall swiftly cleared for the floor.
A high profile luau in Honolulu celebrated the Chinese imperial majesty with prominent attendees such as Albert Jarrett Deputy Shortt Boo Supervisor Andrew Cox and Deputy County Attorney A M Brown among others. The event featured elaborate dishes and Hawaiian refreshments.
The document outlines an AWOL Patterson involved in forging checks. It describes a scheme where a $28.70 check was altered and routed through Garcia and Lopes, with attempts to recover funds and misdirects. The narrative cites individuals such as Joe Garcia, Lopes, Hendry, and Meaty, detailing the sequence from initial misposting to final forwarding and accountability.
Seattle dispatch says sixty passengers and eighty eight crew saved as Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railway arrange faster delivery for freight to Hawaii. Cable report notes carrier routes via Pacific and routes disrupted by prohibition era bans, with carriers seeking to restore shipment to islands and fix transport rates.
Reports say no strike at Inter Island persists as talks continue between President and General Manager Kennedy of the Steamship Company. Rumors say crews may stay aboard while vessels like W G Holt and German steamer Sterna shift schedules. Coal and wages dispute blamed for stalled agreement. miners and operators remain firm.
Aug 5 update shows National League results with several games, including Cincinnati beating Philadelphia, New York 10 over Chicago, Brooklyn 9 over St Louis, and Cleveland 3 over Beaton. American League games feature Detroit 9 over New York 6 and Washington 2, with Philadelphia and Boston also posting scores.
A bulletin from Oakland California notes the suspected killer of the Kendall family in Grants Pass is not believed to be in the city. Police have found no traces of the man, and the search continues.
Joe Gans, the colored pugilist, has arrived at his Baltimore home in a weakened condition from consumption. His illness worsened despite medical care and the strain of recent bouts. Local reports note his precarious health and ongoing recovery efforts.
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