23 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1910
Page
1
Oyster Bay August 23 Colonel Roosevelt began a speech waking tour moving toward Cheyenne. Utica New York August 23 Colonel Roosevelt opened his first tour speech in the city praising conservation and urging better men in public trust.
Honolulu Realty Board members gathered to discuss property handling, back taxes, and building laws. Dondero urged tax collection and a dedicated board of real estate experts, while Marston Cantrell and KH urged progress. The first automobile show in western Canada will be held in Winnipeg in February 1911.
The article recounts Atkinson's firm refusal to back a liquor reform plan and his insistence that the Republican party must lead without special interests. It notes Waterhouse's push for Andrews resignation if a resolution passes, and Atkinson's call for the party to honor the people’s will and enforce lawful interpretation while opposing central party control.
A recent steamer from Coam reports a Rosian immigrant who left for California and found harsher life. He claims Hawai i was better though he encountered rough work and little avenue for advancement. He plans to return home to seek stability.
Auburn Aug 23 report that the high forest reserve is threatened by wildfires. Troops have arrived to fight the flames and protect threatened timber and property near the forest.
A fractured clash within the Progressive Republican faction follows Andrews' exoneration. Waterhouse and allies push a central committee motion at Chateman AL, with Kin eon resigning and a push to influence in the Territorial Central Committee. John Line distances himself from the proxy and withdraws, triggering debate over party direction amid continuing factional strife.
Crowds of Mocktirokers lawyers and locals gathered near Pallow Court for the trial of Kod Laci charged with lending and reokiens divine of 48 Automobile. Deputies planned to curb disorder as the crowd pressed around Motel and Beheap Street amid warnings and confusion.
A partial transcript describes a public meeting where Lane criticizes the committee’s decision. He asserts rights to protest, disputes exoneration of Mr An Dive, and questions the procedural fairness. He states he cannot reconcile the action taken with known principles and policies.
Aarry Fo Lewie and Mark Robin returned from an inspection tour of the Oahu plant reporting a favorable outlook. They praised the condition, noting ample water supply and a promising nest crop, with expectations of better yields than last year despite rain delays.
Ex president Madriz and a number of generals arrive in Corinto Nicaragua amid ongoing efforts to control government. The arrival follows battles cited in local reports while Bulletin offices note routine operations and editorial activity continues.
Breckons and Hendry depart Honolulu for Maui chasing counterfeit currency. U S Attorney and Marshal Hendry left on the Mauna Kea to pursue leads after a wire from Sheriff Saffery. arrests have not yet been made but investigations continue into the source of the counterfeit ten dollar gold coins and other forged currency surfacing in Hawaii.
Governor Gillett calls a special session to authorize a five million dollar state bond issue. Proceeds would guarantee the Panama-Pacific Exposition of 1915 in San Francisco.
SPOKANE Washington August 23 Fires sweep the Idaho panhandle with massive loss of life and property. Reports say four hundred people are dead or missing among more than nine hundred forest rangers and civilians. The blaze threatens vast areas and economic damage runs into millions.
A special bulletin lists daily scores across leagues with results for Philadelphia defeating Cincinnati 6 to 5, Chicago 3 to 1 over Boston, Brooklyn 1, New York 1, and others including Detroit 2, Cleveland 1, St. Louis 2, and Pittsburgh 6.
Kansas City dispatch reports Jack Cudahy secures divorce from Mrs. Cudahy after months of separation tied to a chauffeur and an admirer incident. Official details show decree granted with nominal alimony.
A Republican gubernatorial candidate in Franklin district is arrested and charged with attempting to corrupt voters. Investigators say about $32 was spent in the district on voter purchases to sway the August 23 election.
A destructive tornado tore through Wadington Michigan in August causing extensive property damage valued at a few dollars according to early reports no lives were reported harmed and cleanup began nearby residents aid local officials expected.
Fragmentary OCR shows a San Francisco sugar quotation with incomplete numbers and names, making precise details uncertain. The readable bits reference dates and a price or rate but lack coherent context or identifiable entities to confirm full meaning.
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