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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1909
Page
1
A libel suit seeks 35 000 dollars alleging damages tied to the Celtic Chief and related parties. The filing references U S Navy authorities and ongoing salvage efforts near a coastal area, noting a court action and orders affecting ships and personnel.
Special bulletin from Washington reports Estrada, commander of revolutionary forces in Nicaragua, states he will not agree to be elected to succeed President Zelaya as Nicaragua’s leader.
The county board approved elevated lighting for Kaimuki and related civic upgrades. A new federal building from York & Sawyer is planned with courtroom space spanning two stories and other offices above, aiming for a prominent center with a central opening.
Senator Rayner urged passage of a resolution authorizing the President to detain and punish President Zelaya of Nicaragua if warranted by murder. He cited abuses by the Zelaya government and denounced the Nicaraguan leader as criminal. The resolution went to the Foreign Relations Committee.
U S cruiser Albany and Yorktown arrived at Corsinto Nicaragua amid reports of medical supplies and transfusion efforts. A New Orleans convention plans and federal building contracts surface as architects discuss plans with York and Law. Government releases forms for corporate tax returns in Congress session highlights.
A fragmentary OCR list details grand and trial jurors drawn for January term at the circuit court. Names include Robertson, Hollinger, Lowrie, Water, Wilder, Potter, Cooke, Church, Wirtz, Hockna, Kimball, Ont, and many others across juries for the Territorial Inquisition and Judge Robinson and Judge Whitney courts.
Anthony Richley, superintendent of construction, received a terse letter from the Department of State in Washington regarding the Captain Cook monument in Hawaii. The note states no correspondence exists about cession or transfer, and mentions contacts with the American and British embassies in London and Washington.
Taft sent to the Senate the nomination of Horace Harmon Lurton born Newport Kentucky February 6 1844 to join the Supreme Court as Chief Justice and later U.S. Circuit Judge for the Sixth Judicial Circuit with a long Nashville Tennessee academic and professional career including Vanderbilt University.
MADRID Dec 19 The elections here show Liberals and Republicans achieving broad success across the count. The results indicate a favorable outcome for the Liberal and Republican factions in the national ballot.
Final sacraments were administered to King Leopold today as doctors planned a possible surgical procedure as a last means of saving his life. The report notes the operation was contemplated for December 13.
In San Salvador on December 13 reports describe a climate of terror with civilians living under constant fear of imminent death amid rumors and political intimidation. Authorities struggle to quell rumors while protecting residents as patrols intensify in volatile areas.
City and County Supervisors faced a vote at a noon meeting on widening the upper portion of Nuuanu Avenue from Judd Street to the Country Club. The road committee blocked a resolution but decision was made to set the section of the avenue at sixty feet in width to align with new city charts.
Arthur McDuffe took charge as chief of detectives this morning and says no changes will be made to the gun or assignments for now. The force will remain at work, with trusted officers staying on duty, as he begins his tenure amid a quiet city and ongoing gambling concerns.
At a meeting of the Cho and County fathers today McLellan opposed the water wagon purchase. A scowling cart was needed on the road in Wajana and funds for the wagon were discussed. The road committee was instructed to act as agents for the new wagon pending appropriation approval.
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