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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
1
A severe cold wave grips the country, extending from Winnipeg to the Gulf of Mexico. Rivers freeze, coal shortages worsen, and deaths from extreme cold are reported as conditions deteriorate nationwide. Local and national leadership developments are also noted.
J Makaleka, a long time Molokai Lanai Kahoolawe political figure, has been quietly appointed campaign manager for Mant for the year 110. He will succeed Sum Kalama who led local political affairs for many years. Nakalokio will oversee Molokai Lanai Kahoolawe and work ahead of next year’s warneet. He is a steadfast Republican ally who has long served Mawallons. He visited Honolulu recently to discuss policy with party managers.
Washington December report states explorer Robert Peary faced life threatening frostbite after his automobile stalled in a Maryland snowstorm while returning from polar exploration. He endured exposure for hours before reaching warmth and safety.
Cardinal Satolli remains in a critical state in Rome on December 30, kept alive by oxygen with slim chances of recovery as doctors report his condition very low and deteriorating.
President Zelaya's talk with the Nicaraguan leader was brief and focused on the crisis, with Zelaya signaling limited involvement in the ongoing troubles. The exchange suggested cautious engagement rather than deep intervention.
Translation of a fragmented sugar beet market note analyzes prices and quotations with scattered names and numbers. The text references past quotes, a long-tenured resident figure, and a cryptic discussion of risk and pursuit without clear context or complete facts.
Several firms entered the city and county bids for supplies including food and rails while prices for wheat hay alfalfa and feed were announced from Union Feed Company California Feed and others. Lower freighting rates emerged through American Hawaiian and Matson services amid rate discussions and a Carnegie retirement rule change affecting instructors.
A fragment mentions Chinese New Year customs dated February 9 1910 and references naming a trust company as executor or trustee. It warns about potential danger to an estate if households neglect duties and hints at prosperity and merriment during the season.
Captain Graham, master of the American ship Arakine M. Phelps, sights the Japanese steamer Amerioh Bleu at Ellis Wharf during a two day voyage from Port Townsend. The Phelps is brought to the hotelier and is one of the few large wind jammers flying the American flag on the civil sea lanes. The vessel is slated for dispatch to New York or Philadelphia around February 1, as Captain Graham reportedly departs the craft to his wife.
Acting Secretary Cooper notes that visitors complain of limited excursions and transportation options during their stay. He reports that advertising Hawaii’s attractions has long been a goal, but many travelers arrive alone and hesitate to spend on car rentals or private tours, seeking others to join them.
Renan Copia and Mire David Lamiin of the Salvation Army arrive from the east via Milo Wriday. They will travel on Sunday enroute to a new appointment. their little daughter will be dedicated. Myre Lyman formerly Captain Charlotte Armstrong previously served with the army core.
The Advertiser reports no truth to rumors of a general reorganization of the Territorial administration under Governor Pear. Acting Governor Mott and Frear deny plans for secret appointive changes while the public awaits upcoming transitions and court honors. A rumor misstates policy as a shift toward federal influence.
Public instruction reveals a bond filed to release the Beith whip Celtic Chief after salvors removed about four hundred tons of fertilizer from the vessel. Hawaiian Fertilizer Company spokesman Normas Watkins said the deal was closed through San Francisco, with Inland Steam Navigation Company to receive salvage participation. Estimated value of remaining fertilizer under federal control is around one hundred twenty five thousand dollars.
New Year's afternoon event at the Kuki Street Dance Hall runs from 1 to 5 o'clock with an open house. A smooth floor and refreshments are offered for dancers and guests.
Lane asserts J. King is fully capable of duties as superintendent of Public Instruction, noting his current role as territory inspector and his proven efficiency. The bid to reappoint follows the resignation of Mr. Rabbitt, with Lane urging the selection of the next best candidate who is a strong organizer. King is praised as an able educator and administrator who arranged a school exhibit later shown at the National Guard Hall.
Promoters of the Panama Pacific International Exposition of 1915 aim to secure Hawaii representation on the general committee and the ways and means committee. The preliminary committee is instructed to pursue Hawaii cooperation if possible.
Earl Percy Dias once under secretary of the British Foreign Office dies in Paris. The circulating report claims his death followed a duel with another Englishman in the suburbs.
In Washington on December 30 the National Anti-Trust League was organized to unite opponents of trusts and monopolies. The central body aims to form an alliance of reformers and refine proposed remedies while seeking government endorsement.
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