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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
1
December reports from Philadelphia detail multiple deaths as firemen and civilians perish while trapped by collapsing walls during a blaze. The disaster destroyed park property and caused extensive damage to homes and tents as fire officials and reserves fought the inferno.
Reports from Honolulu describe possible opium hideouts around Waikiki Duck Ponds with police and prosecutors investigating a large quantity washed ashore. Commodore George Davis and Marshal Hendry ordered safety measures as authorities pursue the suspected ring and arrest a Chinese national for related evictions and disturbances.
Amid volatile activity on Oahu markets, investors report rapid changes as large blocks trade. Prices swing with a 28 percent early decline and notable dividend movements while brokers note selling pressure and shifting ownership across major holdings.
Local supervisors clash over leadership of the town council as Eben Low is urged to accept the chair. Sam Dwight faces pressure to refuse, with ties to road projects and water supply as behind the scenes maneuvering continues amid broader development conflicts.
The article reports Republican leaders proposing a headquarters in Honorary for the next two years with a manager to unite the party and coordinate precincts and campaigns. It notes internal themes, potential candidates, and the aim to consolidate strength before future elections, mentioning figures and locales in a period-appropriate tone.
The article notes John Redmond received about 70 000 dollars from the United States with Liberty and Unionist backing from Lord Donraven and other landlords. It cites more than 170 000 dollars from America to sustain the campaign, routed through a United League figure in Boston to the national treasurer in Ireland. The funds are linked to the strong Unionist showing at the polls.
Coroner Charles Tome presides as five witnesses testify at a Kuta, wad event, where Tarikien Kawamura was struck by a bottle thrown during a Japanese fishermen gathering. The shooter, accused of murder, faces potential man slaughter charges depending on trial testimony. The incident occurred at the Ab Leong bottling house with disputes over statements raised by Kawamura.
A court in Portland dismisses land fraud suits tied to former Oregon land official Binger Hermann who faced charges of complicity in land fraud. The government claims the cases remain unresolved while legal action continues.
A damaged OCR led to a fragmentary report about Germany allegedly sending spies to Kawatahag Prison. The article recounts church committee actions and meetings with names like Rev. H Parker and J Towers amid uncertain wartime or diplomatic context. Strong entities include Germany and Kawatahag Prison with local church figures.
In Angeles on December 22 Aviator Lathe took a duck hunting flight over Watera tenga. He reportedly bagged a duck while the airplane drew spectators. Authorities began steps to assess the incident and the unusual hunting method drew attention.
Partial notice to advertisers about holiday advertising and deadlines. Mentions a date around November 21 and references payment and placement details. Contains garbled OCR text with unclear names, places, and terms.
The Honolulu Chamber of Commerce passes a resolution opposing pending federal land and irrigation bills affecting Hawaii. It decries lack of local consideration and asks Congress not to pass them. The group condemns McCronson’s tactics and urges full local hearing before any action. (Continued on Page 7.)
Secretary Wood reports a push to attract capital for building 25 to 50 furnished cottages in Hawaii to meet rising demand from travelers. A new hotel is proposed on Tate latitude with elevation to attract visitors and residents, and continued monitory travel growth suggests room for expansion in tourist accommodations.
At Port Shafter this morning H Company of the 26th won by one point in the 200 yard and 600 yard relay events, totaling 260 points for the town. G Company placed lower, while F Company and others followed in the final standings amid parade events and a bowling tournament.
Fragmentary dispatches describe Mexican detachments under General Nievaroa facing danger as allied forces report food shortages and ongoing battles near a contested point. Names and exact locations are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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