15 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1910
Page
1
Tokio Aug 18 Official toll of the disaster was given today. One thousand one hundred twelve persons are dead or missing and 3983 houses in Tokio alone have been washed away.
San Francisco August 15 highlights include New York and Pittsburg tied, Boston over St Louis, Heaton of St Louis dominating, Chicago beating Brooklyn, and other outcomes across the leagues. Key games feature scores like Boston 7 St Louis 4, Philadelphia 8 Washington 6, Detroit 4 Chicago 3, New York 7.
New York reports Mayor Gaynor is recovering rapidly and will be taken to the Adirondacks as soon as travel is possible. The move aims to aid his health after his illness.
Exposition in Birussels reopened today after a damaging blaze. Sections saved include major exhibits while preparations and losses are being tallied. Officials expect a multi million peso levy to cover damages and ongoing restoration.
A clipped report describes a wreck and looting incident linked to a vessel named Helga. The fragment references salvage efforts, locations near Waikiki and Haut a Walt Hort, and mentions a company assembling at a meeting with unclear participants.
A garbled early 20th century report notes Notley named for a fourth time and Cotter selected for a Helene convention bid. The piece references territorial debates, a key vote, and mentions victims and national context. Further lines reference a continued election discussion and page 6 continuation.
Readable fragments list numerous individuals, organizations, and locations with scattered roles. The text resembles a roster or directory style compilation from a newspaper page, combining personal names such as Katharine Hheen Atlee and Helen Kiurhadl with numerous unfamiliar titles, groups, and locales.
Sugar market notes from San Francisco dated August 15 show beet analysis at 1a, 10d, with pare ity 647. Earlier quotation listed at 14a, 401-21.
The report notes Criterion sold amid the event in Beiterion B A D be determined by local coverage. Charlene McCurdy and Dio Peacock are mentioned as relatives. details about action or outcomes remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Renowned violinist Confield the famous violinist will entertain diners at the Alexander Youre Cote in New York on Monday Wednesday and Saturday evenings in the hotel’s Main dining room on the second floor. He will perform selections from the violin repertoire as part of a guest engagement.
The governor proposes tighter control over wharf operations citing varying methods at the Territory landings. He notes public interest in uniform conditions, fair rates, and safe handling of goods, with reports on cost differences and service details for travelers and shippers.
A Republican Territorial Central Committee meeting will convene today to assess Andrews activity and its impact on party unity. The group will decide whether Andrews mobilizes a faction to influence the party at the expense of core Republican aims and present a plan to the National Committee.
The Thetis is prepared for a cruise to Bird Islands carrying coal and provisions. The vessel has seen recent repairs and is expected to depart from Honolulu with about thirty men aboard for operations near Hawaiian waters.
At OUSTAR BAY August 16 Lloyd Griscom of One New Yor Republican State committee is urged to convey a message to Colonel Roosevelt. The note aims to ease party tensions and promote harmony within the Republican ranks amid reports of factions backing Taft or Roosevelt. The dispatch signals administration leanings toward a reconciled stance with Roosevelt supporters.
Special Bulletin reports United States cruisers Charleston and New Orleans under Admiral Hubbard arriving at Yokohama from Korea. The arrival underscores U S naval posture in the region and marks a moment in post war operations.
Call troops in Columbus as state forces patrol streets to maintain order amid rising threats. Guards focus on protecting property and keeping the peace as tensions escalate.
The liquor board convenes at four this afternoon to discuss several permit applications. Key items include an application for Hind erivtiomion and Chad’s application. The board is expected to approve the renewal for the Criterion Saloon, with Chaves McCarthy and Heah involved in the proceedings.
The wife alleges repeated physical assaults by her husband in a contested divorce. She claims he struck her, blocked finances, and controlled support while threatening to harm her or keep money, with a reported $24,000 per year in alleged support. The case proceeds as details unfold.
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