20 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1910
Page
1
Two hundred Honolulans gathered for a grand reception at the Hotel Stewart in San Francisco at night. An annual reunion for all people connected with Hawaii was decided, with August 19 set as the date for the next event.
A heated Andrews inquiry centered on alleged misdirection of funds for a prohibition fight. Witnesses claimed $500 intended for the draft was diverted by Cotren for Andrews to aid anti prohibition efforts. The discussion touched on $2500 sought by Cotren and possible political placements for pro prohibition supporters. The meeting, held in San Frat Isen, concluded with questions about the whereabouts of $500 and the broader fundraising actions.
Special Bulletin reports Dr Crippen and his stenographer Mins Leneve charged with murder of Belle Elmere set for trial in Quebec. Inspector leads the charge as the case resumes with high public interest and ongoing proceedings.
The battleship South Dakota broke moorings at Mare Island and drifted into the stream, colliding with tug Unadilia and badly damaging it before grounding on a mud bank. Expected to be floated at high tide. In Buenos Aires a devastating fire destroyed the business district, causing millions in losses with no reported fatalities.
A fragmentary bulletin reports a party of young women candidates in a local election traveling to Yosemite for campaigning. The group, led by Hanoiniy newspaper affiliates, plans to stay one week in the Maripan Grove area and return to Linnell by August 31. Names include Mick Emina Avamy, Mian Kama Si walk, Ming Angin Pang Mica Aa tah Cockett, Mary McCabe, C W. Moore, and others.
Ethel Canfield, famed violinist, with Prof. Andaymin of New York, will perform for diners at the Alexander, Cah! bd, and the Young total Whiestoom on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday nights, followed by appearances at the Mould Hotel on Sunday night.
Rome special bulletin reports Lieut. Vivaldi of the Velian army was instantly killed when his aircraft plummeted over a thousand feet. The tragedy occurred during a routine flight, with authorities examining the sudden loss of life and potential mechanical fault.
The battleship Orion was launched at Portsmouth on August 20, marking a significant naval milestone. Representatives from the navy and shipyard attended the ceremony as the vessel completed its early fitting stages and prepared for further trials.
Frederick Castor, a young boxer, died today in Philadelphia from injuries sustained in a boxing match. Funeral plans were not immediately announced as officials review the case.
The Nawany, an American bark bound for Honolulu from New York, completes a noted voyage around Cape Horn. Captain Joanolyn Ih credits the crew with five circumnavigations and a thirteenth round Horn voyage, while Nanni’s forty-two year command marks the vessel as a celebrated ship in New York trade.
Rates on interisland and US shipping surge as debate grows over the American-Hawaiian line's pricing. Analysts claim a direct tie to a broader freight-rate rise, with estimates showing the surcharge could net the companies a substantial gain during the work. Local observers predict possible reversal but caution about the sizable impact on commerce and port charges.
A 1900 letter from Manor precinct Republicans objects to Andrew’s leadership. They urge the committee to adopt a ticket representing all precinct factions. The signatories urge unity and oppose Andrews methods while pledging to support the party’s success.
Waimanalo plantation has a cane harvest near 2600 tons with initial estimates at 3500 tons. The mill runs slowly as cane comes from scattered fields, but sugar content remains high and production is increasing. Pest controls and field care are noted, with community updates on local events and disturbances fading.
New Orleans Aug 20 private reports say President Madris ee Nicaragua and General Estrada agreed to a peace terms conditioned on Josep Estrada brother of an insurgent being elected president.
Washington dispatch notes state militiamen receive pay under $10.00 with $2 rate cited. The article highlights funding limits and administrative details affecting Hawaii militia compensation. Describes concerns about low remittance and potential impact on service readiness.
A garbled account recalls Count Okuma while detailing a Waseda University ceremony in Hawaii. The fragment mentions Professor Abe and Hawaii delegates, praising Okuma’s era, with references to a walking cane and a formal reception amid public interest.
Bulletin from San Francisco reports today’s results with Netter Philadelphia 6 over Chicago 4 and other key games. Boston 0 beat Detroit 9 while Washington 5 defeated Cleveland 9 and New York 5 over St Louis. National League saw Boston 3 Cincinnati 3 and Chicago 11 over Brooklyn 2.
Fragmented OCR notes show sugar pricing and testing figures from San Francisco with entries for degrees test and quotations. The legible items include 96 degrees test and price points around 4.42 to 4.43 in the noted format, with references to locations and sequence numbers.
Fragmented report notes Jude Doin hantet missing payments to Preferen. It mentions a court or trustee figure, MM, and Nokomute, with references to a mill and defetelabte, unresolved debts. The text is garbled but centers on failed repayment and a dispute over funds.
A fragmented item lists dance events and names such as Nellind and Wouters with scattered notes on schedules and locations. The text mentions a bulletin and ads context, suggesting a column of notices or classified items among local society activity. Specific dates or places are absent due to damaged OCR, but some proper nouns imply community event notices tied to dances or social gatherings.
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