19 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
1
Seoul reports indications multiply that Japan is preparing to annex Korea. Japanese warships patrol the peninsula coast and a general atmosphere of major events pending grips the region.
General Tasker Bliss assumed command today of the Department of California, relieving General Barry who becomes superintendent of West Point.
News York reports Gaynor will be unavailable next week due to a medical issue at RB hospital. Passi Dans ft Nor Wil WI from the RB hoeplaa confirms scheduling changes and updates for August.
A Japanese shipping report claims Toyo Kien and partner lines will suspend calls after November and shift sailings to Pacific routes, with ships including Tenyo Mar, Chiyo Maru, Nippon Maru and others eyeing Manotel calls. Officials say negotiations with Pacific Mail officials and Providence may influence upcoming schedules.
A local civic note lists Bourbon party figures and Declared endorsements for district posts. It names Cath Wentliniens Mactinny and several deputies and representatives including Sheri Charles Rowe and William McCrellan, among others, within a precinct route described for voter guidance. The piece hints at a convention outcome and mentions continued details on page 49.
A Hawaiian man, John Hale, attempted to end his life by leaping in front of a moving transit car on Kalakaua Avenue. He suffered a severe head injury and internal wounds, was taken to a hospital, and survived after the patrol wagon arrival. The incident occurred moments after the car halted. Hale reportedly acted with intent to kill himself.
Governors of western states meet at Galt Lake Utah on August 19 and decide to send representatives to the Conservation Congress to be held in St Paul Minnesota.
Cholera has risen to alarming levels in Bari Italy with over twenty thousand residents fleeing the district. Authorities warn of grave danger of spread to the country while residents remain panic stricken and seek safety measures.
A large forest fire is burning at Crater Lake National Park near Klamath Falls on August 19, with authorities battling the blaze as flames threaten surrounding timber and park facilities.
Big League scores bulletin from San Francisco with results across leagues. American teams including New York, St Louis, Chicago, Boston, and Pittsburgh posted varied tallies, with multiple games noted and key outcomes listed.
The annual meeting of the Oulu HKillvey ane Lani Compratiyte is held at the company offices. The president reports the year’s operations and outlines the railway's financials for the year ending dine a0. Departments show values from cant Paries and revenues from the enterprise.
Governor angrily repudiates a quoted remark attributed to him in a morning meeting. He says the report misrepresented his views on public works and defends his statements as inaccurately portrayed by the reporter. The governor asserts no truth to the allegedly questioned statements and criticizes the coverage.
A newspaper item reports that automatic telephone service will be implemented soon, with only remaining delays due to printer issues and a scheduled installation window. Mr Hummel confirms the plan and notes a tentative change aimed for this weekend or next.
A promotional contest in Honolulu will select between a Bee sewaite trip and a Honolulu journey after a September 3 event. Thirty nine contestants competed with a 26000 vote tender, led by judge Powell of Hulbetin, who will announce the winner to Yeowmite. Interest grows asPromotion Committee hears from Honolulus literary group.
Bulletin notes the Halletin You mite party enjoyed a park tour in Yosemite Valley with events at Hotel Manx and grand entertainment. The account praises hospitality, travel by rail, and local hospitality as the party visits Comp Onery and El Portal while detailing travel on the new railroad and planned future stops.
The court calendar shows three vacant days with little on the docket except probate matters for George Mecktes and a pending hearing next Monday. Judge Hobtosen may be absent for a week. Monday’s pane will be heard by Judge Cooper under Wood. Several days since January 2 were holidays.
Secretary of the Interior Ballinger began a trip through the Yosemite Valley today, departing Ballinger and heading toward San Francisco. He will survey the area and report on his observations.
Renowned violinist Ethel Canteld and party will perform for diners at the Alexander Young Cafe on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights at the Young Hotel dining room fronting the four. The schedule lists Tuesday and Thursday nights as well with similar engagements at the same venue.
Reports from St Petersburg on the cholera outbreak frighten residents as the epidemic continues to surge. Official tallies for the past week show 23 044 cases and 10 723 deaths. The year to date death toll reaches over 50 etc.
JEWARD Alaska Aug 19. Members of the Parker Browne expedition arrived here today after an unsuccessful attempt to reach Mount McKinley summit. They declare that Dr Cook did not reach the summit as he claims.
Fragmentary text describes a voyage involving Jolly Trixie and companions facing strong winds and rough seas. It mentions a brother, a dangerous outing, and pursuit of a motive or goal, with references to multiple names and places. The damaged material hints at a continuing tale on later pages.
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