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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
1
A terse Washington dispatch reports United States Senator Tillman at the control area in Washington D C on February 16. He is described as coming in, his fee and resting casually. No further details are provided.
Postal Bilt May Die appears in a fragmentary notice likely tied to a public posting. The readable text references a date or deadline and a local bureau, but missing context prevents full reconstruction of action or outcome.
In San Francisco on Feb 16 the Taylor Board of Education retained temporary control after court action. McCarthy backed by an injunction ousted the McCarthy appointed board from the education rooms, deepening the local governance clash.
Public notice highlights Henry Waterhouse Trust Company offering trust department services. It details executor and administrator roles, guardianship, life insurance, trustee duties, investment and estate management, record keeping for stocks and bonds, real estate and rental box services, and insurance offerings, anchored by a Honolulu address and phone number.
Hack Inspector Scully reported auto and motorcycle speeders. John Waterhouse Richard Cooke and John Choy faced the police court and were fined 25 dollars plus costs for auto stunts. The motor cycle rider admitted speeding and also faced 25 dollars. all fines paid promptly.
Honolulu city meeting discusses restrictions on band performances at ship departures. Supervisor Quinn criticizes presence of musicians at the Cleveland sailing ceremony as 700 plus travelers embarked for the Far East. Kane argues band should be allowed to perform under mayoral orders. issue tied to National Guard and brass band custody. (Continued on Page 4)
Honolulu bulletin reports the Wilhelmina’s departure from San Francisco. Weather mild to rain expected. ship crew and passengers numbered in the hundreds, including many named travelers. The vessel, 481 feet long, carries 1606 tons of cargo and 93 passengers with 180 sacks of mainland oats. Captain Peter Johnson commands, with Chief Officer Peterad and Chief Engineer Joseph Barker aboard. The ship will arrive near 4 PM, bringing automobiles and freight, and features extensive refrigerated space and passenger accommodations.
The grand jury at federal court returned true bills against King Sehtemmer of Layean Ivland and twenty three Japanese tokens in crimes alleged under federal law. The indictments were considered after a readiness by jurors and are expected to be acted on again at Schlemmer in the near term with further proceedings anticipated.
At the annont meeting of the Mockholders of Wailaku Sugar Com pany the following officers and directors were duly elected for the year: M. P. Robinson president, ... tish lop vice president, G. EH. Robertwat treasurer, W. W. North secretary, C.H. Cooke director, Tit, Robins director. Changes include North as secretary, Cooke as director, and M. Cooke noted as deceased.
Fragmentary OCR note lists figures and terms such as BAM FRANCISCO, Feb, and 4.170 with references to previous quotations and analysis. The readable bits appear to be test data and numeric entries without a coherent narrative or clearly identifiable entities.
Republicans captured Philadelphia in a decisive city-wide contest, routing Reformers in a sweeping victory reported as a special bulletin from the cable service.
Washington February 10 hearings were held by the Senate committee on public lands to consider administration bills dealing with public lands. The session focused on evaluating proposed changes and potential impacts on land management and policy.
In Kansas City on February 10 Miss Agnes Elkins niece of United States Senator Elkins attempted death by own action by shooting while in the city. She is reported in a critical condition as authorities investigate the incident and circumstances surrounding the act.
The House Committee on Milit Affairs favorably reported a bill to promote General Sickels to lieutenant general. The session notes local officials and surrounding names, referencing East base and station locations, with governance discussions and leadership nominations for military posts.
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