16 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR remarks discuss Hawaii exports for the year and various named figures, including presidents and committees. The passage includes garbled names and phrases about trade, prices, and policy, ending with a note that material continues on another page.
The new Canadian Australian Line liner arrived at Hilo on its first Pacific voyage from Vancouver to the Colonies. Officials describe the vessel as one of the best equipped for the Pacific, with about 7000 gross tons, 200 first class passengers, 120 second class, and 60 third class servants, and a crew of about 140. The ship is expected to sail for Australia and Victoria on its return voyage after visiting Hilo.
The famous violinist from New York will entertain guests at the Alexander Young Hotel on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday night on the sixth floor. He will also perform at the Young Hotel Jininje roega and AE Che Meany Lote on Sunday night.
Judge Wot Holiaen of the Cy oul Cruere sets aside demerit from Minnie case. Monday morning lifting holds, viral fie automae tina. He will spend a few days at the bane of dudes Pers. Tomorrow fifteen matters on the docket at The docket atic Couet WIM owen enon.
The notice records an engagement between Lola Gils Lamberean of Bart Inti and Harry Willer of Tod bh. Details are limited due to the fragmented OCR text but indicate a forthcoming marriage in a formal social notice.
In New York on August 16 Colonel Roosevelt lost to Vice President Sherman in a vote on the temporary chairmanship of the state convention. The Republican State committee cast twenty votes for Sherman and thirteen for Roosevelt, with Roosevelt supporters moving to make the result unanimous after the tally.
In San Francisco on August 16 the big leagues played today with results including National games: Boston 5 St. Louis 7, Boston 7 St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 4, New York 2 Pittsburgh 0. American games: Chicago 1 New York 7, Washington 3 Detroit 8 St. Louis 0, Boston 2 Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 22. Several games postponed.
New York report notes opposition to Colonel Roosevelt for temporary chairmanship led by William Barnes Jr., Speaker Wadsworth, National Committeeman Ward, and Timothy Woodruff. The Aug. 16 item frames the intra party contest at the state convention with key figures named.
In Amiens France August 16 a fifty mile race was flown between an aeroplane and carrier pigeons. The aeroplane won the race beating the pigeons by minutes and 20 seconds over the course.
Nashville reports B W Hooper won the Republican nomination for governor at the state convention. The day included a public gathering with speeches by leading party figures and a brief local incident noted nearby though details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary text references Kona railroad event and individuals Samuel Parker and Eaten Wall. Mentions Mayan Key studies, Colonel Barker, Carmel Parker, and Barvernn Wall, with garbled phrasing and missing details.
An estate filing details Mill Castings Cluney leaving $22,240 to Pumene and related real and personal property valuations. The document notes a 64 year old deceased, the executor Cary Mahoney, and mentions a court petition and house provisions surrounding the estate.
James Hurley, general manager of the Santa Fe railway system, died in Carlsbad on August 16. Born circa 1860, he began in railroad service at Topeka and moved through several departments before becoming Emeril manager, appointed May 1, 1908.
In California the direct primary sees especially heavy turnout in San Francisco with quiet polling. Interior counties report a comparatively smaller proportion of voters as the day progresses.
Gen Bliss named to replace Gen Barry as department commander for California with the transfer set for Sunday. Barry will become superintendent of the National Military Academy at West Point.
The Spanish steamer Marios was sunk in a collision with the Ge Kearial near Elsa. Thirty nine people lost their lives in the disaster.
Fragmentary OCR records indicate a formal call to a meeting at eleven with references to government and ministers. Incoherent phrases mention Waterford, Minow and Haale, and a public notice from the Attorney General. Further readable items reference a candle and Bulletins 4.
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