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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1909
Page
1
In Chicago Woolley denounces liquor handling and officer conduct, urging action to protect the soldier population in Hawaii. He cites the Tonga and Hawaii situation, referencing federal policy, quarantine, and the duty to maintain order as American authority debates military readiness and civil liberties amid ongoing reforms.
The Alameda sails on the 22nd inst to coast with a cargo of assorted fruits.
A compact listing for Island Fruit Co located at 725 King Street with a contact phone listed as 15. The entry preserves the address and basic business identifier in a concise classified style.
Frear plans to cut Mort Wie Vielt FO the Malian asd he buries aeromethy from Chicago. Acting Governor Matt Brich received a cable this morning about a successor to Station Wilder. The message indicates Wilde’s resignation accepted and a new appointee to be named by President.
Source notes peace in Nicaragua hinges on removing ex-President Zelaya and his followers. Estrada appears to back the effort and asks to be recognized as President of Nicaragua.
Estrada sleuths track a fugitive named Thomas Richards who dodged custody by escaping from a police station and scaling a yard wall. McDuffie and aides traced him to his mother’s Kalthe home where a hidden loft trap door yielded the fugitive, who surrendered atop a table as officers closed in. The pursuit continues as authorities vow capture within hours.
The document references a disputed Supreme Court appointment with Be Bolt and De Bolt under consideration for a three justice bench amid claims of lack of judicial experience. It notes Kanagawa murder case proceedings, insanity defense, and a doctor’s assertion about mental state during alleged crisis reports.
Police officer Ah Laonge and officer Keawe were involved when a cashier reported a disturbance at a local market. The officer was detained as evidence, then released to await court proceedings later in the morning.
The register at the Royal Hawaiian hotel lists J M Jenking Mrs O B Ansley and H Willard all from Behafield Barracks along with T M Smith purser of the 8 8 Alameda as guests. Judge Humphreys represented the defendant AN Leong who requested the case be postponed until Wednesday next.
Trentily nominated by the United States as ambassador to Portugal with Gage linked to the assignment. The report notes a formal nomination and expectation of diplomatic posting to Lisbon.
The Senate today confirmed the appointment of Judge Lurton as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. In other items, reports from New Mexico and New York note sugar price reductions while Norfolk records a maritime incident and Chile’s cabinet resignation.
Parker estate accounts filed show executors Hawaiian Trust Co and Mutelal Caniyy voll Bhingle detailing receipts and payments. The balance at hand is shown with a total pension property value and a final accounting to be presented to Judge Robin van lop for approval on a specified date.
Judge Woodruff expressed regret at leaving the Territory during a formal farewell to Hawaii officials and court staff. He said he was surprised by the cable from the Pocahontas Coal Company secretaryship and indicated he would not continue on the Federal bench. Meanwhile stock market activity showed buying orders, with upward expectations after a holiday dip.
A fragmented report describes a Pacific Mail wireless plant operating with San Haid and an advance guard near Korea. Details mention Japanese and Filipino agents, naval vessels, and communications about moving mail and personnel, with references to Haesalian operators, Canadian agency messages, and transit between Alameda and San Francisco.
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