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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1909
Page
1
Delegate Kuhio faces opposition as he defends government plans to open homestead lands in Hawaii. Report notes hostile reception, calls for accountability, and claims the governor bears responsibility for policy confusion. Veterans warn of interrogation over land access while supporters urge continued push for settlement.
Rudely routed from a compartment during a train ride, Embert Brown a Santa Cruz real estate man was arrested this morning and taken to the county jail on a charge of abducting Ming Flagg age twenty one from C J Mays of Santa Cruz. Sheriff Howard Trafton accompanied the girl to the jail where she was later joined by her father. The incident occurred as authorities continued to investigate the affair and prepare formal charges.
Bluefields Nicaragua December 11 General Estrada leader of the revolutionary forces shows alarm over reports of a larger loyal army. He has requested marines from the United States Des Moines and it is believed he seeks active American troop intervention in his favor.
Washington December 11 US Delegate Kuhio of Hawaii was added to the Committee on Territories. Philadelphia December 11 The naval transport Prairie that went ashore while clearing with marines for the Caribbean was floated today.
Acting Governor Frear receives backing from the Far Association for ALG. M. Roberson to fill the judge’s seat in the Dotted Heater District Court as Justice Wider and Judge Robinson are named for reappointment. The Acting Governor notes endorsements do not dictate further judicial vacancies. The Christian Church announces services tomorrow with Bible study at 2 45 pm and sermons at 6 40 am and 1 am, sermon titled If the Rye He Single the Body Will He Full of Might. Peter Daron returns from the Coast after a wrestling season. Doctor Roller linked with him remains away from earlier engagements.
The Evening Bulletin announces a delivery program in the Kalnuki District including Port Roger. Heaters of the Bulletin offer daily papers and request notes and assistance from homes willing to support indigent readers by leaving messages and help near the button.
Immigrant confusion surrounds the Canadian Australian liner Makura arriving at Honolulu with many passengers, including the unnamed Cunningham who may land or be held for immigration review. Officials warn of penalties for landings without proper clearance as crews and agents scramble to process travelers headed for Australian ports.
The naval transport Prairie floated at Philadelphia ordered to prepare seven hundred marines. Cruiser Tacoma to join the Den Moines at Bluefields. Seven hundred marines aboard Dixie will cross the Isthmus and board Buffalo at Panama, then proceed toward the west coast of Nicaragua for action.
SAN FRANCISCO December. The Oceanic liner Sierra will be placed on the route between San Francisco and Honolulu early in 1910. The move marks a new service plan as travel demands grow and schedules are adjusted for the Pacific line.
Salvage proceedings loom as the Celtic Chief remains at Hackford wharf awaiting adjudication. Inter-Island, Matson, Mikler, Young Brothers, and Hawaiian Fertilizer may file stakes while the Intra Island Navigation Company holds about four hundred tons of freight. A board meeting of Entyr Island Broom Navigation is planned to decide salvage amounts.
The City and County Supervisors will meet at noon on Tuesday to review labor pay rolls for the first half of December. If any business comes before Mayor Fern, it will be considered at the forthcoming meeting. Bulletin ad pay.
A proposed $50 000 fertilizer building for the Hawaiian Fertilizer Company is described as a reinforced noncombustible warehouse. The structure will be built with fireproof metal shutters, rock foundations, and a heavy steel framework. Construction is set to begin once a bidder is appointed, with a two-story main section and a 200 by 6 foot wing.
Charles Kekon, a 68 year old man, admits guilt in a federal bigamy case. He was arrested after marrying Bla Hilti on an earlier date and faces prosecution by the United States District Attorney. The case involves a prior marriage contracted in August aboard a vessel.
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