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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1910
Page
4
Former President Roosevelt may undertake an expedition to the South Pole, said Professor McMillan of UNE City. McMillan, a Peary expedition veteran, believes Roosevelt is keen on polar exploration and could be the American leader for the southern pursuit.
In Washington a February note states the Army will request appropriations for aeroplanes to equip artillery services. President Taft regrets ongoing fiscal restraint through year end and indicates no aeroplanes will be purchased without the needed appropriation. The Aero Club of America and the Sequoia National Park matter are also mentioned.
Cadwallader 1 faces a sudden illness delaying duties as the Fioral Day Parade chaos plan unfolds. Jimmy Wilder leads a large staff suspected of releasing masked figures to disrupt the event. Cadwallader’s illness and dew laden nights hinder security efforts while Chief McDumie weighs steps to calm crowds before Hel February 2.
For sale notices list various items including a car and small room details on Buckle Lane near River and Vi streets with sewer connection and very cheap pricing. Additional listings include $250 and $90 items, with vague descriptions and location references.
A gang activity described with paled torches and strange flashlight acts near Wilder property leads to a night rescue. A milk wagon driver assists an injured man Cadwallader at the scene and transports him to a hospital for care. Police plan extra watch to secure the Wilder property amid ongoing surveillance of Kort street store shipments. Died notice for Maybelle Ward at Alameda.
Marston Campbell Superintendent Public Works will speak on Harbor Improvements and public works at the Chamber of Commerce bimonthly meeting this afternoon. The talk is open to the general public and will occur in the Stangenwald building chamber room.
A very heavy fall was reported at Pahala on Saturday, with two and three quarter inches measured. The precipitation is said to have covered fields of the Hawaiian Agricultural Company and at Hutchinson. reports came via Father Privie of the steamer Mauna Loa.
A letter from Mrs. E. Olsen of Portland Oregon recounts a long battle with rheumatism. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring mobility after years of pain, endorsing the remedy and inviting readers to request the company booklet on diseases of the blood.
Fred Waldron, secretary of a leading Knights of Pythias lodge in Indiana, received a mysterious mail suggesting missionary work and misgivings about the order. The note claims a friend from Hawaii tried to recruit locals, stirring doubt about the lodge’s presence here and noting historical limits on the order in the territory. It says there are now more than five hundred members across the territory.
Entered for record between 10 30 a m and 12 noon listing various transfers and heirs. Names appear garbled but include Hollaka Kantona and Magaran Vorhanten with a Job Li Butte and Lal to Piguet Mui and others, plus Margie P Tittle and Hs Tanauel Abilew.
Obituary note reports the death of Emma Maybelle Meanony, daughter of a well known man, with brief reminiscence of her late father’s career and her prominent social ties in the Olaw area.
Kaichi Tagawa of Japan, wounded by Hussey, is reported to be recovering well and may be released soon. Doctors say his stomach wound is healing, and he is not in immediate danger. Police custody details remain unclear as authorities handle the case.
Simonton showed marked betterment following hospitalization at Queen's Hospital. Reports say he rests comfortably this morning with plans to resume duties at the Tudieburg ball in a few days, pending further recovery.
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