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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
16
A local advertisement touts the finest line of initiated linen handkerchiefs hemstitched linen and cotton napkins and tablecloths. It urges shoppers to browse the stock as possible Christmas gifts and notes a last call on toys before Xmas.
In Cingago on December 22 Congresswoman Tawney of Minnesota said the Panama Canal project will be funded at seventy five million dollars. She told a home committee on appropriations that the canal would be completed and ready for operation by 1910 rather than 1915.
Hear Admiral Schley renewed confidence in Dr. Cook and pressed Commander Maney to supply data and proofs to parties beyond the National Gear Graphic Society. He urged the University of Copenhagen, which had rejected Dr. Cook's all edited groups, to consider the riveted documents.
Warriner pleaded guilty to the theft of 041,000 and asked for immediate pronouncement. He received a penitentiary sentence of six years.
December 22 report that Attorney General Wickersham resists congressional investigation of sugar frauds until the Justice Department inquiry concludes. He opposes further probes while the department conducts its ongoing inquiry.
The junior United States Senator from Maestiodppl Anselm Jowet Mebauria died here today after a sudden illness. Hewet Moesive won the candidacy in a contest surrounding the event.
Washington dispatch outlines Army and Navy personnel movements and proposed modifications to Roosevelt era physicals. It notes officers to shift duties, tropical service adjustments, and training moves to Monterey. Also reports Philippine governance remarks by Governor Forbes and canal fortification debate, with Civil and military notices from Fort Shafter and San Francisco.
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