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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1910

Page

1

Governor Honolulu Joint Resolution Proposes July Twenty Sixth

A joint resolution from the governor and Honolulu calls for an election on July 26 to decide on an expense appropriation and a set of questions. One asks if the Legislature should be instructed to pass a law prohibiting manufacture or sale of intoxicating liquors except for medicinal and scientific purposes. A separate item notes that Congress opposes joining a provision authorizing women to vote.

Congress

Poachers Indicted by Grand Jury In Federal Case

The United States Grand Jury returned indictments this morning naming all Japanese captured by a revenue cutter at Laysan Island and charging violations of the United States laws. Indictments include opium smuggling rings, Edmunds Act violations, bigamy, bringing apostates into the United States, and internal revenue offenses. Names listed include Chung Kim Hoe Charlie Parker Charles Ah Foo Kab Kal Leong Wai Kalnwa Ah Fook Yea Pan Leqig Hee Yen Vincent Keumt John Kehaluna and Kurihara alongside others in related charges.

Laysan Island United States Grand Jury Robertson Layhan Java Laysan Pacific Mail Minera Chung Kim Hoe Charlie Parker Charles Ah Foo Kab Kal Leong Wai Kalnwa Ah Fook Yea Pan Leqig Hee Yen Vincent Keumt J John Kehaluna Charles Kekoa Cfay Aterma Nikula Kurihara

On Tai Indicted for Purchasing Federal Property

A Federal Grand Jury report filed this morning places On Tai under indictment this afternoon on charges of purchasing property belonging to the United States in a secret file.

Federal Grand Jury Tai United States

McCarthy Upheld Injunction Action Details Unclear

Unclear OCR text references McCarthy case and injunction action involving multiple items and names, details obscured. Likely terse record of a court ruling or order preserved with broken phrasing. Further readable facts needed for precise headline and summary.

Parliament At Work Again

London report says the Liberals are believed to hold a small edge over Unionist forces as Lloyd George’s message reassures observers.

Parliament London Lloyd-George

Sugar pot EMERY Ot is 470

Bulletin ad note shows a prior quotation and price reference. The fragment lists an Emery sugar pot at 470 with mention of a previous quote and advert placement. It outlines a sales item and pricing context in a local classifieds section.

Thetis Sails On Secret Orders At Sea

The Thetis, a United States revenue cutter, sailed from port after 10 AM on secret orders. Captain Jacobs refused to reveal destination or mission, citing security while preparations for a long voyage continued amid steady supplies and rumors of a mission to Layman Island or Lyokaneoki in the mid Pacific.

United States Revenue Thetis Jacobs Laysan Lywigneky Teland Mid Pacific Poscinn Layman Island Feather Company Tokyo Kane Concern Lone Island Attoca Elaure Jini

Bank Robbers Hit City Bank For Ten Thousand

Special Bulletin reports a February bank robbery in CHATSWO where two masked men entered the city bank, blew open the vault with dynamite, bound a clerk, and escaped with about 10 000 dollars after tying up two clerks.

Judge declares Spreckels trust clause invalid

In San Francisco on February 15 Judge Coffey ruled the trust clause of the late Leriblution will invalid in the high profile contest over the will.

Ban Francisco Coffey Leriblution

Mrs Spreckels Dies in San Francisco Obituary

Mrs. Spreckels dies in San Francisco after a long illness. Widow of Claus Spreckels and a prominent figure in social circles, she left a lasting legacy in philanthropy and civic involvement.

Hopkins Victim Dead In Boiler Explosion Inquiry

In San Pedro California on February 15 a boiler explosion killed Hopkins. An inquiry is underway to determine responsibility for the accident and its cause.

San Fedro Cal Hopkins

Governor Frear hints at earlier special election plan

Governor Frear says a special election could occur sooner if the legislature does not block it and if Congress does not prohibit. he notes regret over women lacking ballot rights in the upcoming vote and urges the Territorial government to prepare for the period ahead as Rubio's cable clarifies joint commission matters.

Jung Giana Frear Rubio Ion Aad

Henry Waterhouse Trust Company overview and services

Our Company acts as Trustee and Guardian and Administrator and Receiver under court appointment. It manages mortgage and trust assurances and declares truants. It handles investing, income, and fiduciary duties, issues surety, insures fire and life, buys and sells stocks and bonds, maintains a real estate and rental department, and rents safe deposit boxes.

Wilia Acta Mortiagen Fevel Acte An Eeraecares Acta Ng Avnignes Fire, Accident and Life Insurance Inwures Mute Matin Agalnet Acta Aa. Rok. Ora

Stubb Discusses Large Merger in Bulletin Cable News

York report outlines J C Second Avenue Broadway Pacific company plans to dissolve a major merger amid doubts. Fans react as details remain unclear.

Aya Bulletin Cable York J. C. Wecond Btul Ee Pacific Compan Fans Eles

Matagalpa Retaken Bulletin Sparse Fragments

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Matagalpa and heirs, unclear events. The garbled text references trees, epee, and Sapting with no coherent narrative or identifiable entities.

Harbors Bill Passes With Large Allocations Across Ports

Washington February 15. A harbors appropriation bill approved funds surpassing four hundred million dollars with substantial sums for See harbor two hundred thousand for Hiloite harbor and fifty thousand for Kahului harbor.

Washington, D. C See Harbor Hiloite Kahului Harbor

Plan For Peary in Washington Honors Commander Peary

In Washington on February 18 an opinion pieces suggest awarding a special gold medal and official thanks to Commander Peary for his Arctic exploration efforts. The notice frames the proposal as a national gesture of gratitude and recognition.

Washington, D. C Peary Fiat Keer Hou

Castle and Cooke plans move to larger quarters

Castle and Cooke will relocate from Brangenwald to larger quarters to accommodate growth. A substantial addition will be built on the Republic Building site near Kite Street to house the expanding house and Matson Navigation connection. The move reflects a trend toward waterfront expansion and larger spaces for wholesale and metal trades along King Street.

Castle & Cooke Brangenwald Connetion Matson Navig Republic Yokohama Metall Busines King Street

Route of Parade Decided Upon for Floral Day Pageant

The Floral Day Parade committee finalized plans for the event with most island princesses chosen or expected this week. Miss Weight of Papaikou Hawaii will ride a black gelding owned by Hack Inspector Beally, while Mrs Peter Maivia and Miss Wattle Holt also prepare to represent their districts. The Pacific Club funds a decorated automobile to display local school clubs and G Potter leads that entry. Harry Dominon, parade marshal, selects deputies. Continued on Page 4.

Mie Wilhelmina Weight Papaikou Hilo Board of Trade Misa Anna Rone Hawaii Mauna Ken Miss Woight Chonen Oahu Officer Wright Polten Mary Kapo Mo- Jokal Rose Davison Princemen Board of Governors The Pacific Club G. Potter Harry Dominon

Mother Rescues Baby From Fierce House Fire

A mother saved her three year old child from a Desim Lane blaze after a back yard fire trapped them. She carried the child through thick smoke, leaping from a window as neighbors battled the flames and helped extinguish the fire. The incident continued on later pages.

Carnow King Dowsett Lane

Buckland Resigns as Editor of Hawaii Herald

HILO Feb 15 The Herald reports Poof C. N. Huckland resigns as editor due to overwork and illness. He will likely take a lighter post or leave the paper entirely, with March 1 set as a probable change date.

Hilo C. N. Huckland Hawaii Herald

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Washington, D.C Honolulu Kuhio On Tai McArthy Washington Spreckels San Francisco Idow Claus Macipie Augustus Rudolph Ol i. Spreckels Arena Tousy Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd Ood Delaware Stubb Matagalpa Buckland Herald OF Hawai
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