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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1909
Page
7
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A government report notes Assistant Secretary of the Navy Winthrop is expected to visit Moos Island to assess harbor improvements and mark general locations for quarters and facilities. It says no active construction is planned this year, the Marine Corps will manage own quarters, and bids on buildings costing about 200,000 dollars will be invited soon with plans and specs issued shortly.
Great Falls Mont Ghouth stole the infant son of Hatfield Conrad from Highland cemetery in Holls and held the body for ransom. The coffin was pried open at the cemetery gate to speed identification. Conrad is the eldest son of W N Conrad a wealthy banker with Montana interests.
McCandless denounces a new territorial land law proposal during a committee hearing with Governor Frear. He argues the amendment is vague, favors the land commissioner, and could be left to discretion. He questions legislature authority and notes Democratic lawmakers backed the measure. He has traveled mainland cities and returns home to a warm reception.
The acting governor and D P R onenberg discuss a reported shark sighting amid a naval engagement. Mott-Smith recalls shooting at a rock he mistook for a shark, while Isenberg’s absence sparks speculation of a linked sensational tale about his failure to confront the monster of the deep.
Notice to mariners reports corrections to East Brother Island Light Station California status now in good order and to Bouy 2700 feet east of Puget Sound mouth wharf reported adrift replaced. St George Mooring not yet secure and Humboldt Bay light restored after extinguish and preparation. Albany Argus notes rely on Pacific Coast listings from 1908 nautical notices.
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