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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1909
Page
3
A heavy winter shipment arrives featuring all grades and a wide assortment of handles steel or wood sticks gloria onion silk and all silk coverings. Prices range from 750 up but gift options include an all silk item from 4.50 up.
A fragment urging a gift of clothing over a weapon or toy horse for a boy, suggesting it would be more useful and suitable for a son or nephew. The text argues in favor of practical apparel as a preferable present choice.
A crowded Monday at the Vowllig alleys followed by a WIEE game with three players secured for the team. Preparations for a bowling team ongoing, tree plantings around the post, and logistics for the quartermaster and commissary units, plus weather and traffic notes.
The article discusses an Admiral Potter and a pursuit to revive leadership in navigation with a focus on formal titles and commissions. It mentions Spain's king reportedly tuberculous and a royal health crisis affecting operations, including potential military and governmental implications.
President Taft, after weeks of pressure and repeated referrals, has decided to investigate the allegations aiming to discredit Secretary Mallinger and the administration. The move follows a mounting organized campaign in press and magazines challenging the interior secretary and the administration.
Dec 21 reports Y Wunyong minister president of Korea was stabbed by a Korean fanatic. He sustained fatal wounds and medical staff say recovery is not possible. The act is described as a fanatic attack amid volatile conditions in Seoul.
Washington December 20 The Senate confirmed Robert Bacon for the post as United States Ambassador to France. Bacon previously served as assistant secretary of state and was a partner at J P Morgan & Co.
Madria is inaugurated as president of Nicaragua after election by the Congress. He takes office amid formal ceremonies in Managua on December 21.
Mexican officials view Madriz favorably as the country considers its next president. The report notes support from government circles for advancing the candidate and shaping upcoming political moves.
Dec 21 report says Dr. Cook’s lawyers allege the self styled North Pole discoverer earned at least $80,000 through his lectures and the sale of his narrative to newspapers. The claim targets earnings from lectures and syndicated stories.
Magnolia Alabama reports a tense period as soldiers intervene to avert a potential race war after local threats emerged. The incident unfolded December 21 with authorities coordinating to maintain order and safeguard residents amid communal tensions.
Superintendent Habbitt Mina Maud Woods reports many transfers and appointments across Territory schools. Clara L. Tulloch becomes principal at Halawa, Maud Woods moves to Ho Nomakau, Mines Fowle Hamilton shifts from Pohukatun to Amakea, and Atlee Maene assumes a post at Sthie view. Additional moves include Mary Maxwell to Konawaena to fill a vacancy, and Mrs. John Pabli leads the Kaangohe district after a death.
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Margaret Tinker Margaret Steves Helieabeth Seghuvy and others in a doll contest result. Mentions Goodhue and development of Colon. Details are incomplete but indicate a local event with participant names and a place context.
The Bulletin lists a business office phone at 256 and an editorial room line at 149 for reader inquiries and staff communications.
The article highlights a calendar featuring eighteen works of art created by various artists. It notes the exhibition dates and venues, praising the quality and variety of pieces.
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