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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1909
Page
1
A quarrel between Kasihoe and Larsen ended with Kasihoe allegedly striking Larsen and others in a fight. Larsen died from injuries including a possible skull fracture after being knocked down and bleeding from the left ear. Police and Deputy Sheriff investigators sent the body to the morgue for autopsy.
William Larven was brought to the police station at 2 o clock and held for investigation. The man appeared to be in poor condition and was taken by a friend who had previously exorted him to go to the police. A post mortem was to be held later this afternoon.
Four hundred fifty Myewattan corporations will receive the form of exhibits prescribed by the federal government in connection with the exhibition corporations. The Collector of Internal Revenue Waller Drake is preparing and will send all forms and regulations from January 1. Corporations failing to receive the required exhibit form will not be exempt from penalties for noncompliance under the new regulations.
Constantinople. The Grand Vizier has resigned over disagreements in administrative government. Reports from San Francisco note market chatter and unrelated quotes about sugar and beets. The fragmentary text references parities and quotes, with unclear connections to the resignation.
Representative Dwight, whip, held a conference with President Taft this forenoon and expressed confidence that the administration ship subsidy recommendations will be enacted this session. The Humphrey bill is the administration base, and Democratic opposition is unlikely to stop its passage.
A telegraph dispatch from St Johns dated December 29 reports a devastating storm along the Newfoundland coast. Eleven schooners have been lost and fifty men are confirmed dead, with further fatalities feared as rescue remains ongoing.
The dispatch urges rapid completion of the Pearl Harbor dry dock and calls for continued maintenance of battleship docks nationwide to ensure readiness and efficiency across the fleet.
At a stockholders meeting of Olan Sugar Co Ltd held in Bishop & Co build ing on Bethel street the prior bond issue was rescinded and a new bond issue proposed to retire existing indebtedness. Walter Dilling ham moved to rescind the former issue and the motion carried unanimously. A board authorized loan proposal followed.
Zelaya of Nicaragua arrived in Mexico City today drawing crowds and an unofficial greeting from government officers. In a separate note, the Chamber of Deputies adopted a radical tax scheme, introducing a new taxation system.
Captain Hinokuma of the America Murn reports Chilean harbor officials and pilots demanded payment for services not rendered as his ship entered ports. He says officials warned his vessel would be held up if he refused, reflecting broader tensions between Japan and Chile. Continued on Page 6.
The first advantage in appointing a trust company as executor or trustee is the assurance that the estate will not be impaired by defalcation improper investments or neglect. Hawaii Trust Co. Ltd. Trust Department 023 Fort Street.
Washington dispatch reports President Taft planning a message urging renewed conservation of natural resources. He expects to unite legislation and seeks strong congressional support to pass necessary laws for natural resource preservation. The Hawaii Prov motion Committee offices overflow with goods exhibited from Seattle, including pictures maps and trinkets.
A recent electric storm with heavy rainfall swept the city, leaving water behind in reservoirs now full. U S Weather Bureau records show 1 inch of rain locally between 4am and 6am, bringing December rainfall to 28.4 inches and total monthly rainfall to 6.21 inches, with temperatures around 69 degrees at 4 am and rising post-storm as calmer weather returns. The barometer steadied, and more wet weather is forecast. Cecil Browne Wat ks observed torrents during the morning shower.
An elderly man named Kollikala died by suicide at his Mult's Lane home after months of illness from connamptio. A doctor attended but improvement halted. A nurse and a second attendant were present when he passed at about 2 am. Witnesses described a quiet scene as the family arranged funeral details.
A report from the Territorial Treasurer outlines five months of expenditures July to November showing savings and revenue shifts under a new regime. The document cites a reduction in costs and a projected long term balance, noting deposits and interest adjustments amid a broader fiscal transition.
The Japanese Consulate General announces a New Year closure under imperial order. Consul General Ugeno and staff begin vacations after the holiday, with possible travel during the rainy season to Kahuku. mentions of blank books and ledgers from a bulletin command.
Honokwa will pay a dividend on the eighteenth of January but the rate remains quoted. Acting Governor Matmity conferred with Attorney General Hemenway and U S District Attorney Hreekany regarding John Kong's attempted embezzlement party application. No action has yet been taken as the matter is under review.
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