12 Feb 1910
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1910
Page
1
In Valparaiso Chile on February 12 a small land discovery west of South Alexander Island was confirmed by local observers. The finding adds to regional geographic notes and prompts further surveys by authorities.
Minors report bitter horror as details emerge from the foundering of the French steamer off Palma. The incident yields casualties and survivors, with rescue operations and official inquiries advancing amid grim accounts from the scene.
Desha returns from Honolulu and declares he opposed Buckland's selection as Republican campaign manager. He says rumors of double dealing misstate the issue and urges clarity. He recounts being asked to attend a central committee meeting that was delayed and then proceeded late.
United States Attorney General cabled that A. G. Robertson will take the oath Monday as a United States District Judge after Taft signed his commission. Delays in Washington stalled the appointment, while the court eyes actions against Japanese suspects and hearings on a murder case in Watertown. Judge Dole plans a vacation extension as Robertson arranges a courtroom trip.
The Kaluinui beach belt road near Cuba is nearly ready for trade with over 100 feet largely finished and minor top dressing. Work began in October and city officials credit the public works department for progress despite rain. The Municipal party also inspected the Kahana road now about one third complete while weather slows Kahane road work. A boxer Heine De Mello fought two rounds at the Gaiety Theater amid low attendance and a stalled purse. Agent Russel Brown retires from Hawaii after years handling Chinen and Japanese immigration matters.
The Cleveland docked at Alaken Street wharf with 760 passengers from a large tour group bound for a cruise and land itinerary valued at about twenty four thousand miles. The Clark party to Honolulu will stop at Yokohama. 900 total travelers include 490 women and 430 men, mostly middle class professionals and farmers. Continued on Page 4.
A fragmented roster lists arrivals with numerous misspellings and scattered names including Captain Remmer Aden of San Francisco and several others from Louisville New York Des Moines and Washington. The item appears part of continued maritime arrivals coverage with unreadable portions.
A port side column lists humorous and plaintive notices from passengers aboard the Cleveland, including lost items like a Kenteman derby hat and a brown grip, requests to exchange tickets to Henares and Benaras, and inquiries about a pearl name. The piece also notes Shrine members touring cities by rail and Bide Fernandes’s return from the Gurion Inland with plans to settle in Honolulu.
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company presents its range of fiduciary roles including trustee and executor of wills, administrator and guardian, mortgage and trust deed trustee, and trustee under literary and miscellaneous agreements. The firm also acts as investment custodian, manages estates and funds, handles probate arrears and transfer agent duties for stocks and bonds, and operates a real estate and rental department with an associated department.
The Cleveland pallengers present a broad program arranged by Rev. 1D. de Lareux with Mew Frank, Chirk, Mrs D Lorene and Mixun. D. Eustace assisting. Local talent highlighted. events include receptions, a Progressive bridge whist party, Camera Club meeting, and talks like Hone and the Hawaiian Islands. Feb 6 to Feb 14 features varied entertainments and social gatherings.
A former governor in Los Angeles was killed when struck by an runner vehicle. He died shortly after the accident. Bulletin adds brief updates on the incident and local reaction.
A territorial Republican executive committee in Hawaii calls for an immediate special election to gauge public sentiment on prohibition in November. The committee approves a resolution urging the Delegate to Congress to pursue a constitutional admission and to send a telegram outlining the action to state and federal party leaders. Additional notes endorse candidates for Congress and seek interference in the election process.
Police led Chief McDumme and others to break up a gambling operation amid a New Year related event city wide. Evidence cited included dominoes dice and money. fines of five dollars each were imposed on the players.
President Taft arrived in New York to attend the Lincoln banquet and hold discussions with Republican leaders. The visit follows a conference with party members about ongoing state issues and political strategy in the city.
Tangier Morroco February 1 Raisuili is reported dead in a note from local observers. The report cites satellite sources and a claimed past interaction with Semous. The details remain unconfirmed as officials await verification.
Reported in Millions xBW TORE on February 1, the Central Foundry Company with fourteen million dollars in capital has failed. The article notes financial collapse affecting creditors and employees, with preliminary investigations underway to determine causes and next steps for restructuring or liquidation.
A damaged 1915 era item outlines the New York World’s Fair, detailing the commissioner’s arrival, international representation, and anticipated displays. It notes exhibits showcasing arts, machinery, and transport, with planned pavilions and foreign participation. Names like Koster, Me Parton, and Nyc officials appear amid broad commentary.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.