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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1910

Page

1

Indictments in Fort and Hote Midole shooting case

Willim McQuaid and Votney Cy Driver were indicted by the Territorial Grand Jury on charges of attempting murder after a shooting at Fort and Hotel Midole during the morning of November 4. Expected to stand trial in the Circuit Court, other indictments include a Japanese man named Inemire for burglary and two men, A. Willamava and J. Kastuta, charged with weapon-related offenses.

Willim McQuaid Votney Cy Driver Fort and Hote Midole Territorial Grand Jury Territorial Grand Reith Lewan McQuald Nunanu Inemire A. Willamava Wenenlt J. Kastuta Ausaalt

McCrosson Bill Grants Fifty Year Water Rights

The text outlines a proposed act granting John T. McCrosson and heirs a fifty year water right on a military reservation in Hawaii, with rights to construct a dam reservoir and canal, and a preemption clause allowing passage of lands and pipelines, upon provision of papers and surveys to the United States Government. It details the Wahiawa Water Company’s rights of way, the extent of land, and conditions for government approval, including troop movement protections and bridge provisions.

Washington Anglia John T. McRomion Mc Cromion Krantee McCromwon Mupptten United States Piper and Rovervoles Joht T. McCroimon Ty Belinds Oh Owlu Wallawa Bennie and Houve Uni Ameria Gonoowne Wenthled Wahiawa Water Company Territory of Hawaii Waianae Aka Oui Naval Secretary of War Hell Laing Gatehen Muld Company Sach Company

Warrant Challenge In Frear Extradition Case

The Frear extradition dispute in Lenneatton pitted Governor Frear against the claim that the executive warrant was fatally defective. Attorney General Linday and Deputy Huilith defended the warrant before Justice Robinson, arguing the authorities supported its validity despite technical flaws.

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Taft Names White Democrat For Chief of Supreme Court

President Taft announces the appointment of Justice Edward Dowie tom White to the chief justiceship of the Supreme bench. White, a Democrat and Confederate Army veteran, is praised for a long career. Also announced are two associate justices Wille Vaer Devanter of Wyoming and Joseph St. Lamar of Georgia, with additional appointments across the federal courts and a confirmation for Frederick Tebmann as solicitor general. White’s background includes education at Mount St Mary’s, the Jesuit College in New Orleans, and Georgetown University.

Washington Tate Edward Dowie Tom White Supreme Bench Wilith Confederace Wille Vaer Devanter Wyoming Joseph St. Lamar George van Dereanter de Viet Jantice Wyoming Biopreme Court Hartteen Iter United States Interior Department Lamarte Georgia Supreme Court Court of Commerce Martin A. Knapp New York Robert W. Archhard Pennsylvania Wiliam H. Hunt Montana John E. Garland South Dakara Julien W. Mack Minott Hinterstate RM. Mayer Wisconsin C. Me Chord Kentucky Justice White Jond Frederick Tebmann St. Louis Wollestor Eaward Nera Pariah Laefourche Mount St. Mary's Hmumitaburg Jewis College New Orne Georgetown University

Pearl Harbor Insular Base Move Proposed by Navy

Secretary of the Navy George Von I Meyer recommends making Pearl Harbor the main Pacific defense base and upscaling inland development while closing Cavite and redistributing tools to Olongapo. He urges abolition of several stations such as New Orleans Pensacola and New London due to high costs and uneven maintenance. The Bremerton yard suffers from poor railroad access and labor shortages, prompting a shift toward larger inland facilities.

Powel Peinglya Defenan Uncle Sam Pacific Secretary of the Navy George von Ja Meyer Paarl Harbor Oaks Olongapo Philippines Cavite Olon Ao Georg von I. Meyer Navy New Ornewta Pensacola Bantun Hort Royal New London Burkett's Harbor Culebra Bremerton

Dismissal Of Contest At Supreme Court Hearing

The Supreme Court morning session heard the Thayer and Ashford petition challenging a Mayoral election petition. Arguments centered on whether the certified copy of the petition served on Mayor Fern was accurate and whether procedural errors invalidated the second content. The court will reconvene this afternoon.

Thayer Valso Fern Wit Supreme Court Thayer

Open Evenings and Event Coverage Summary

Open evenings and event coverage details appear garbled with missing words. The fragment hints at a local event or venue schedule, mentioning coverage by Davie and Gouri. No clear dates, teams, or locations are identifiable for a precise summary.

Immigration of Laborers Scored at Territorial Conference

A morning conference at the Immigration Station featured United States Commissioner of Immigration Keefe urging rejection of Filipino laborers and opposing their immigration to Hawaii He warned against the mainland being flooded with Russian migrants and called for action to curb the exodus from Hawaii to the mainland

United States Keete Keefe Ae Hawaii Themy Keefe Hawai

LARKER SEAT ELECTION BRIBERY CLAIMS CALLED UNFOUNDED

Washington December reports that the subcommittee on privileges and elections concluded the bribery charges tied to Senator William J. Larker’s election are unfounded. The investigation found no evidence supporting bribery accusations.

Washington, D.C William J. Larkier

Olympia disaster near Prince William Sound saves crew

Aboard the Alaska steamship Olympia bound for Prince William Sound, most of the passengers and crew were saved after the vessel faced trouble. The AP report notes that ten people were saved with efforts continuing as rescue teams searched the scene near Valdez on December 12.

Valdez Alaska Olympia Prince William Sound

Infantry Band at the Moana and Eighth Cavalry Dance

The Monnk Hotel hosts a town event with infantry band entertainment for officers and travelers. The Eighth Cavalry Band, acclaimed in service, will perform during intermission, followed by a dance offering attendees a chance to hear fine music and mingle with guests.

Monnk Hotel Tran Port Layan Eighth Cavalry Land

Cheaper oil announced by Honolulu agency

The Standard Oil Company Honolulu Agency announces a price cut of four cents per gallon on kerosene gasoline. The move aims to boost sales and lubricate demand while maintaining supply, with the cut effective immediately at local depots.

Okl Honolihi Agency

Taft Urges Hawaii Needs and Merchant Marine Build Up

President Taft lays out priorities for the Territory of Hawaii including Pearl Harbor fortifications and a robust American merchant marine. He urges direct postal and transport links with Latin America, expansion of coast defense, and rapid reinforcement of an American naval reserve through volunteers and militia. He calls for congressional approval of funds and a strong peacetime army structure with rapid expansion by enlistment.

Proms Washington, D.C Taftschen Hawaii Pearl Harbor Mokaaige Lenk Commercial Maliane Cam Ptt United Taten Latin-Ameria Latin America Panama Canal Congress Correuhtor Mantia Bay Penel Narbor Honolulu War Department United States

Parker Ranch Blooded Stock Exhibition Preview

Stock from Parker Ranch to be shown at Bishop Mark Hall opposite Young Hotel tomorrow from 3 to 5 pm. Heredity Herefords from top herds in Kentucky Missouri Indiana Minnesota and Kansas will be exhibited. The event aims to promote high standards in cattle breeding with stock from celebrated fairs and showcases the Parker Ranch effort.

Parker Ranch Art J Lenix Bishop Mark Young Hotel Labown Kentucky Missour Indiana Minos Kansas

J Hamilton Arrives in Honolulu for Pleasure Visit

The J Hamilton party, including Mrs. Hamilton and Enid Greg, arrived in Honolulu aboard the Pacific Mail liner China for a short pleasure stay. They were met by local officials and arrangements were made for a stay of a couple of weeks.

Honotely Rod Willan San Francisco China Hamison Allen Alo Enid Greg Eoolvig Halle Golkien Gate Dristine Port Shatter Hamilton Hitchliog

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McQuaid Fort Street Taft White Secretary of Navy Fern Torvitass Ashford Elainoe Ratha Gouri Davie Lorimer Washington, D. C Moana
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