25 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
1
A cablegram from the War Department outlines a detailed plan for the Pearl Harbor marine barracks construction. It mentions reinforced concrete, steel, and electrical work, with specifications on materials and crew. The note lists firms and engineers involved and indicates continuation on the next page.
A fragmentary notice explains a proposed sale of a block valued at five hundred thousand dollars. It mentions a buyer and a responding offer exceeding the appraised value and references a public sale or public notice process continuing.
Fragmented OCR narrative describes Kalter Matheson and county officials amid a contentious campaign. References to a weather event, political clashes, and legal actions hint at a heated local dispute affecting elections and community welfare.
Partial readable text references a speech by Trent, a meeting or event at a location named Haven, with mentions of allies and a campaign or instruction. Names and specifics are garbled, but the fragment suggests a wartime address and associated activities without clear dates or outcomes.
In Galesburg Aug. w- minor heir set a new world speed at the track today. A mile was run in two minutes, the fastest pace recorded for the distance.
Aug 25 report from General Barry Pace Pace, retired head of the Department of California, urges widening Hawaii defense. He recommends designating Hawaii as a district under California, base regimental strength, upgrading Fort Shafter to a full infantry regiment, Schofield Barracks to a cavalry regiment, and a four‑company artillery battalion at Fort Kamehameha Pearl Harbor.
Spokane dispatch reports eighty six forest rangers are confirmed dead as great fires rage in the region. Fires are now subsiding and relief efforts continue amid continuing danger and smoke.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a hearing morning session where officials discussed enrollment figures and a crew’s actions. Names and places are garbled. the passage references a charter and a continued report on page 4.
Special Bulletin from Durand Michigan reports a Grand Trunk Railway collision near town today. A wrecked coach caught fire and eight or more people were killed with their bodies burned beyond recognition.
Sugar prices in San Francisco on August 25 show beets at 88 analges, four shillings and sixpence LOd parity. Previous quotation stands at 148, 11d.
Fragmented OCR reveals protection sections concerning the Department of Mute Hin Works and the waterworks project. Mentions of redemption and authorities imply a government infrastructure notice with references to related officials and departments.
A Honolulu memo from August 26, 1909 describes the Hawaii Promotion Committee tying recent achievements to future plans. It commends members for intelligent, organized work that expanded the committee’s reach and laid a foundation for greater visitor numbers and broader Hawaiian outreach.
Fire rages about twenty five miles east of Seattle and threatens several areas as of August. Residents brace for spreading flames and crews battle the blaze amid heat and smoke in Washington state.
A cable bulletin from San Francisco on August 25 records today’s major league scores: American League games include Boston over Cleveland 7 to 4, New York over Ohio 8 to 2, Washington defeating Detroit 3 to 2, Philadelphia 6 over St. Louis 9, and Chicago 6 over New York 1. In the National League, Pittsburgh tops Brooklyn 4 to 3, Cincinnati loses 2 to 7 to Philadelphia, and St Louis wins 1 to 0.
Colonel Roosevelt spoke to large crowds today in Buffalo Ashtabula and Cincinnati during a broad speech making tour.
A chaotic morning session in the police court featured heated debate on the right to a jury and the detention of a suspect. Attorneys pressed for probable cause while officials outlined the case details and deadlines, as proceedings stretched into the early hours.
Artesian water supply concerns rise as investigations show daily waste around 10 million gallons. Interim estimates warn permanent water stress could threaten domestic supply, with rainfall ranges and regional aquifer limits defining the potential recovery and long term viability of the island water system.
Incoherent OCR text about steamers and meetings with many garbled names and phrases. Contains scattered references to people, places, and dates but no cohesive event or clear facts to summarize.
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