10 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
1
Amid a fresh Brazilian naval mutiny near Insirid Mt Cobra the insurgent battalion and crew were overpowered by loyal Bragantin ships and shore fortifications. Several killed as mutineers surrendered under pressure over pay disputes amid reports of Italian naval influence.
The Union Steamship Company plans a long term mail service expansion replacing the C A S liners with 12 000 ton vessels. Pending government approval the new ships may operate between Vancouver and Australian ports under a Canadian Australian joint venture. Sir James will confer with authorities to secure the mail contract.
The court delayed until Monday as the judge postponed the Cheal Cort proceedings this morning. Government representatives attended with Attorney General and county attorney Milverton joining in the request to delay the examination of documents. Legal officials stated that new patois in the documents would require careful handling before resuming proceedings. The adjournment was agreed with no objection, and the case is set for Monday morning.
The text outlines ongoing legal maneuvering in the Lane-Fren mayoral contest. Attorney George Dain of the Hepat Heane argues while Bayne vows to continue the habeas proceedings despite Republican defections and talk of abandoning the case.
The House approved the Rivers and Harbors bill totaling 21.9 million dollars with no amendments. Hawaii receives 250 thousand dollars for Hilo breakwater work and 150 thousand for Kahului breakwater expansion as part of the funding package.
An explosion aboard the submarine Grampit in San Diego harbor wounded three aboard. The blast, caused by a defective valve, was attributed to mechanical failure and raised safety concerns for naval operations in the area.
Dec 1 report from Los Angeles states the government seeks to recover tax owed by Southern Pacific. The suit alleges lands were obtained through fraudulent patents and involves millions of dollars in unsettled claims.
A late 19th century dispatch reports United States District Attorney Breckington denying rumors he would resign as Collector of the Port due to eyesight. He stated he would remain in the post, noting rumors spread by colleagues and press about his political plans.
Rees sails along the Sierra coast next Wednesday bidding welcome to Hondale and preparing Cadets for the naval academy reform. Emperor William directs navy officer qualifications and warns against heavy drinking to build strong nerves for future service.
Attorney George Davie gathered evidence to prove Batchelor may have certified false returns in the recent election. The petition questions his accountability for penury charges against Republicans and cites the absence of ballots rejected statements by election officials. Witnesses testified that seven ballots appeared to be rejected, with no clear statement from the elector on the return. The tone labels Batchelor as either a fool or knave amid ongoing scrutiny.
Investigations led by Attorney Kreckone probe a local society treasurer and police officers over a $160 donation tied to securing licensing. The report traces payments, endorsements, and the widening scope as authorities question individuals and company negotiations amid ongoing inquiry.
Fragmentary OCR text references Castle & Conke Jd and Toye Kikon Kal with mentions of Tokyo headquarters and a punitive action. Names like M. Abbraleh and Ryton Walker appear as officials or agents. Overall content is garbled and non-cohesive with many misspellings and missing context.
The unreadable OCR fragment appears to mix words and misspellings. It provides no clear event, names, or places to identify a coherent news item or outcome for a proper headline and summary.
Census figures show a sharp rise in Hawaii and island populations. The Hawaiian Islands reach 191,909, up 24 percent, Maui 66,282, Kauai Niihau 23, Maui Lanai Kahoolawe Molokai 20,762, and the City of Honolulu reports 62,183, a 32 percent gain in ten years.
London Dec 10 latent retorting from the general elections shows the government forming a growing Commons majority. Government holds 272 seats to 215 for the Opposition as results narrow.
The Territory of Alaska reports a total population of 14 436 in yesterday's census release. Other notes show Wyoming's population at 145 065, up 67 percent. Salt Lake City assigns Mormon capital status with 131 46 residents.
In Alberta, Canada, a blast trapped miners with eighteen rescued and twenty bodies recovered. The explosion, blamed on a coal seam collapse, left remaining miners unaccounted as rescue efforts continued.
The trial of Kotoki and twenty five other Japanese defendants for plotting against Emperor Mutahito is public in Tokyo. A large crowd gathered to hear the proceedings as the hearing commences with the accused facing charges of conspiratorial acts against the throne.
A fragmented report describes alleged actions by three Portuguese policemen who tried to arrest a Japanese woman in a district incident. The incident mentions a patrol base, a claim of special power, a refused payment, and ensuing arrests, with unclear names and details.
In a tense session of the Republican Executive Committee, a quorum could not be formed as factions debated the appointment of a new Director of Internal Revenue. Key figures Kahlo Holstein and RW pursued strategy to push Carl Wideman or Willan Gepte for collectors, with Rothwell’s potential as head of the court under consideration.
The Japanese government plans a permanent exhibit in Honolulu to promote trade with Hawaii. The local Japanese Merchants Association will run the exhibit bureau, with Consul General Uyemura supervising. Samples from Japan will arrive soon, to be displayed in February, inviting Honolulu buyers to inspect and consider Japanese goods for the U.S. market.
The weekly contest at Central Grammar School shows rising totals as candidates gain support. Mrs Harry Webster moves to second, and a new entrant disrupts standings while voters, counting only available ballots, await next week to reveal further shifts in the top six led by Amanda Elsie Haglund Sascha Glade Keala Kaai and Lady Mutch.
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