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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
14
Department of State reports the United States strongly considering establishing an American protectorate over the Republic of Nicaragua. Action could be taken alone or with Mexico to quell current unrest and restore order in Central America promptly.
A delegation from the international reform bureau led by John G. Woolley will address the senate committee on Friday to press passage of Senator Johnson's bill 1862 banning the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor in the Territory of Hawaii.
San Francisco dispatch reports police guarding a Market Street drug store when a wanted bandit, aiming for a third attempt, barged into a nearby candy shop twenty feet away and robbed it before fleeing. Two detectives were on guard during the incident.
Congressman Hobson delivered an extended address warning that America is unprepared for war and urged a more liberal naval policy. He referenced the President's message and the Navy Secretary's report as supporting the need for expanded naval power.
After a two day conference of the American Federation of Labor leaders, presided by President Gompers, the federation decides to declare war on the United States Steel Corporation over its policy of the open shop.
Washington on December 14 denied rumors that Jinwati Gontes planned to resign and turn his governorship over to the President. Officials said there was no intention to resign and no transfer of authority contemplated.
Vienna reports ex Crown Princess Stephanie daughter of the Belgian king begins a journey toward Brusnots amid health concerns, marking a notable royal movement in the region.
Gay passenger from Orient describes Japanese reaction to the Chicago Tribune interview with Charles R. Crane on the Antung Mukden issue. Keeley notes Japanese papers were ahead of U S in coverage and that Crane’s resignation was influenced by Japanese chatter. Keeley and wife depart for Chicago. health improved after trip.
Representative Haven of California introduces a broad immigration reform bill banning entry of laborers who read home languages such as Hebrew or Yiddish and treating them as European languages. The bill requires un naturalized aliens to register, halts migration of girls under 20 without a parent, raises head tax to 10 dollars, and demands 26 dollars on landing. Convicted aliens for a year or more face deportation to their homeland. Arthur McDume will not compete in Walling facility next Sunday, saying he will focus on better work and avoid interference.
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Washington reports show President Taft backing ship subsidy while facing opposition from the Middle West and the South. The Merchant Marine League promotes education campaigns as lawmakers weigh a bill to establish direct steamship links between South Atlantic Gulf ports and Latin America. Supporters cite economic benefits, while critics warn of sectional divides and political risk in Congress.
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