02 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
1
Emperor William allocates 5000 marks for flood relief in the aris region. The gesture aims to support affected civilians and humanitarian efforts amid ongoing disaster response.
Washington Feb 2 Commander Peary has finally accepted an undertaking for the discovery of the South Pole. He will go out next autumn under the joint auspices of the Arctic Club and the Geographic Society if present plans are carried out.
Melbourne Feb 2 The Commonwealth Government will dispatch representatives to America and England to promote immigration to Australia. The special bulletin notes official missions aimed at boosting settlement and population growth.
York February 2 Tack Johnson the prize fighter pleads not guilty to an indictment by the grand jury for assault on a Negro in a city hotel. He has been sued for twenty thousand dollars damages by the plaintiff.
In Sydney on February the minefighter Le Tang from Squires and Fitasimmons is declared to challenge Tommy Burns for the Australian championship. The bout is set for March. Burns’ recent defeat to Tack Johnson is noted as his last bout.
Republicans reiterate support for core administration programs while continuing to attack House rules they deem tied to Cannoniam. The clash signals a partisan struggle over procedural controls as key legislation proceeds.
Report says Midshipman Austin, aboard a fleet vessel, faces dismissal for marrying without naval authorization while a minor, a violation of government rules. His wife Mrs. Austin cites the process begun under Navy Secretary and notes the dismissal could take effect during Roosevelt administration.
Killa J Westlate secretary of the Minneapolis Commercial Club arrives aboard the Steria with Ingenk of Minneapolis hoopie. He comments on Honolulu newspapers and expresses interest in cooperating with local media. The Commercial Club has just moved into new quarters costing over eighty thousand dollars with substantial credit. Continued on Page 2.
United States revenue cutter Thetis arrived after a cruise to the outlying bird islands. Captain W E Jacata led the ship with the seized cargo of 259,000 Chinese war feathers and other items. A party of twenty five Japanese poachers from Layyan Inland and Lewinanky were arrested. Thepoachers faced possible federal penalties including six months imprisonment and a fine. The crew’s actions connected to a Laynan Inland king and a planned shipment of bird skins, with several suspects identified. Weather hampered Thetis voyage but crates were seized successfully.
Aboard the West Virginia and Pennsylvania sailors avoided pilotage through a treacherous inland passage after a petition from the ship’s petty officers. Admiral Mary gave permission, and the navigator Ja completed the route safely. The crew thanked Rear Admiral Rebree for five days pay to ease a recent Hong Kong pay shortage. An army relief concert was planned in Hong Kong to aid wounded soldiers, featuring a twenty piece shipboard orchestra. Short timers will retire from the Steamer next week after long service.
In Hilo a new trust company is planned with manager Myers of Manati'u resigning from Hawaiian Trust. The board includes G Kennedy Jon Watt Jon Moir Cart Smith Horie Grace Adam Landeny William Pullay PB Lynne HV Patten Zone Myers to lead the firm with local officials optimistic about its impact. An unrelated night incident reports a robbery near the pumping station involving a knife. police recovered a blade and noted bystanders observing.
Stocks show activity in a February session with bonds and forwards dominating trading. Large blocks moved in Kohala Ditch and Waialua issues as analysts note foreign demand and domestic shortages influence prices.
An account describes a barroom shooting where Weng and Grace were questioned about a murder in Watertown. Details include revolver debris, statements by Grace, Kee, and Ken, and authorities pursuing further inquiry. The narrative notes Grace and Ken were taken to town for investigation as pages continue.
Fred J. Waldron and CC von Hamm announce plans for Fleet Week events led by the Merchants Association to host visiting Admiral Harryseaterday and the fleet. A ball for petty officers is set for Saturday at Moana and Seaside with 1000 invitations issued. The Royal Hawaiian Band will perform at 7:30 p.m. and a parade schedule from Young Hotel along Punahou, King, and Fort streets will be published.
In Washington February 2 Navy Secretary von T. Meyer told the Senate Naval Committee that Congress should fund ample naval facilities at Pearl Harbor. He argued battleship construction under the Dreadnought line requires expanded docks and urged readiness for Pearl Harbor.
For Millions NEW YORK, Feb 2 A receiver has been anointed for the Mexican National Packing Company. The liabilities are thirty five millions of dollars.
The Senate today approved the Army deficiency bill in Washington, D. C., marking a key step in funding and logistics for military readiness. The action signals congressional support for budget adjustments and supply provisions for the armed forces.
In a civic pageant plan, R A Trent is billed for a Floral Parade appearance amid a citywide effort by the Finance Committee to fund and stage the event. Officials discuss expected costs and community support as organizers push for strong turnout and enthusiasm.
The Heer and aut teams clash at the Wen eronnds with a 1 o'clock start. A sequence of games features the Denvee versus Gelveson nines on the large grounds, as Athena tent hosts events. Local fans expect a lively weekend with strong attendance and showcasing of early season talent.
Fragmented input reports a remand inquiry involving licensing requirements and a Supreme Court decision on whether to enforce terms related to a retail dealer. The text mentions individuals and a territorial court but lacks clear facts or outcomes.
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