21 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
1
The Hawaii Territory faces heated discussion over water rights and the McCromon measure. Delegates debate condemnation of actions, support for federal hearings, and a Republican convention’s stance ahead of Congressional petitions to secure water and public works funding.
A Kauai delegation remains the unknown in the coming Legislature as Chillingworth of Oahu appears secure as Hawaii Senate president with solid support from Hawaii and Maui. Holstein of Maui is seen as the likely House speaker, while Kaul’s unknown status could influence leadership races and committee chair assignments in the impending session.
Fragmented OCR text lists names like Dee and Francisco with scattered phrases about bans, quotes, parity, and percentages. It appears to be a damaged data fragment lacking coherent events, dates, or clear outcomes. No identifiable persons or organizations form a complete, reportable item.
A fragmented note outlines Milverton involved in a grilling incident with Deputy City Attorney Vic Milverton, mentioning a tense exchange, possible retaliation, and a looming continuation on page two. The text references a political or municipal setting with a controversial confrontation and pending details.
Waldron forecasts wider commerce with China, predicting stronger American gains from improved relations. He states the balance will favor the Chinese due to cheaper foreign labor and says the United States must continue strong with Indemnity discussions. (Continued on page 7.)
A congressional committee chaired by Senator Judge C Burrows of Michigan found no clear bribery evidence against Senator William Lorimer of Illinois. Senator James Frazer of Tennessee indicated further inquiry, while Indiana’s Senator Oscar Overstreet suggested continuing investigations. The probe has stirred Illinois Republican leaders and ongoing state political tensions.
Bolten, Eng. Der. 21. Two hundred ninety men entombed hundreds of feet underground after an explosion causes a collapse in a coal mine. Rescue efforts were ongoing as crews worked to reach the victims buried deep within the bowels of the earth.
In Crone a report notes continuing resistance by Mexican rebels amid reports of surrounding forces and shifting fortunes. The text references General Navarro and ongoing troubles bringing attention to regional unrest and poverty impacts.
In the Avenir Viniled report from Metin ATT, the discussion on filibusters shifts to the Honduras issue with various named entities and places cluttering the narrative, outlining a tabled agenda and related political maneuvering. The jumble mentions Bertho The and Oswana La as part of the murky proceedings.
President Taft sent a message to Congress advising a joint resolution to annul the portion of the New Mexico constitution recently drafted. The action aims to modify the state’s framework while the Senate has adopted the resolution and awaits further action.
A devastating blaze damaged properties in Cincinnati causing extensive losses. authorities report two million dollars worth of property destroyed as flames raged through the heart of the city. details remain unclear as investigators assess the scene and determine the cause.
An aviator set a new world speed record in an aeroplane on December 2 at an unnamed airfield. The achievement involved notable figures and an official prize cup, reflecting a historic advance in early aviation.
Commissioner General of Immigration Keefe, returning from Hawaii and Mauritius trips, says plantation workers prefer white labor capable of becoming citizens. He notes heavy field work, Filipino workers undercounted, and uncertain profits from plantations. Keefe plans further checks in Kauai and a return to Washington with findings.
A morning meeting in Governor Frear's Capitol office discussed proposed boundaries for a Kilauea National Park centered on the crater. Attending were A. M. Judd Lorrin Thurston Marston Campbell and Governor Frear. Proposals aim to include surrounding lands within a pastoral park area, with consideration to estate interests and future congressional approval.
The article reports that Mrs Eddy announces a male successor to lead the Mother Church. Robert M. Grant of Viet Te Welt is cited as supporting her decision and circulating notices worldwide. An Aug 14 entry notes that Miss Kadey commented on the move in Mem Auminlie Htetean of Yorrhe.
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