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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
1
Italy reports its consul at Nicaragua will use every available means to protect the lives and property of Italian subjects now in the country. The action follows rising tensions and concerns for Italian nationals residing in Nicaragua.
London December 3 Parliament was prorogued today and final details completed in the appeal to the people over the famous Liberal budget.
Prairie, bound for the Caribbean, remains fast off Philadelphia and cannot be moved without further lightening. It is believed the Dixie may take the marines the Prairie was to carry. In Seattle, many Northwestern switchmen who struck in sympathy with Mississinewa river points have returned to work.
Santa Claus at Kerr's Saturday as Kania Clune announces a holiday event. The note promises daily duty with chelate and holiday goods on sale, with deliveries and packed goods ready for pick up, urging early purchase and noting preparations for the season.
Dr G O Day claims local physicians conspired to ruin him over his Molokai stance. He says several Hawaii hospitals have shut him out, accusing medical colleagues of trying to suppress him. He warned of further actions and stated a Portland interview was misrepresented. Continued on Page 5.
The notice invites individuals to learn details and receive assistance in drafting their wills. It offers guidance on creating a valid document and explains available support services for estate planning.
The Grand Jury reports nullifying charges against Jim and endorses a push to reinstate Leal as chief of detectives. It details past gambling schemes tied to Leal era, with testimonies from McHenry and Apallona about Durante and Vida. The panel adjourned amid disputed evidence and warned against bias in future proceedings.
Dispatches from BLUEFIELDS and KINGTON report Col. Guademus and Gen. Estrada commanding joint forces near Apaliona with about fourteen hundred Zelaya loyalists. A Grand Jury inquiry follows testimony about payments and statements amid war rumors. Shows talk of Fourth of July clashes planned in Utah or California and possible action at Colma or Baltimore.
Market activity remains robust with Turkish and other prices rising. Large block trades and offshore purchases push shares to around 6.28 and 6.50, while traders expect continued demand for plantation equities amid brisk turnover on the coast.
A weather report notes welcome rain arriving, details a light shower tally and prospects for more precipitation. The note mentions a local weather bureau gauge and references a colorful, largely satirical portrayal of a Porto Rican figure amid the scene, ending with contact lines for the Bulletin.
Acting Governor Matt Smith and Attorney General Larrin Amelins meet with officials to resolve territorial finances and speed water department work. They authorize urgent contracts for the long delayed pump installation, aiming to stabilize supply as heavy rains and future precipitation are forecast.
A powerful coastal storm wrecked several vessels, with sailors reporting lifeboats overturned and crew pulled to safety as waves battered decks. One steamer reportedly broke in two during perilous conditions, while harbor authorities investigate hull damage and recover missing equipment amid continuing gale warnings.
Ban Francisco report says Abe Evol the convicted bootlegger and longtime resident was released from jail after securing bail set at five hundred thousand dollars. Judge Cabaniss ordered physical exams to determine fitness for release while Ruef awaits further legal action.
Dev J Veesis Taft completes a menage to Congress in San Francisco dated April with monetary figures listed. The report notes a 4 percent analysis and a 19sus exity.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a ceremony or performance involving a group labeled Mongolia Passenger Dance for Departing. Names and concrete details are unreadable, with scattered phrases about a ceremony, performers, and music, but no clear event date or location.
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