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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1910
Page
1
Governor Frear presided at a Capitol morning conference on the Puritan and Punalu homesteads right of way issues in Oahu. Officials say broad participation and views from landowners corporations and residents aided by this meeting, with Thurston Dillingham and Attorney General Linneay among attendees.
Hawaii market notes show Beets sugar poised for higher price while a few issues slip. Hawaiian Agricultural trades between boards near 250. Newer Co. hits 216 after a jump from 185. Pioneer weakens to 221. Pala at 50 cents. Mofryde and Ola steady around 675 and 7.975. Matson liner Hilonian arrives with two thousand tons cargo for multiple ports and sugar shipments. United States Grand Jury extends opium case against Ah Chung Hing. bond set at 100.
Harold Dillingham, director general of Floral Day Parade, notes two corrections to yesterday's results. The decorated auto of J F Wichman & Co, a basket of roses, won the special grand prize, not Merle Johnson's car. Johnson did not enter that car. it was driven by Wichman & Co.
News from Managua reports insurgents gaining ground in a February contest with heavy casualties on both sides. The bulletin lists a bookkeeper and a sonographer among those affected, with uncertainty around upcoming March actions and official communications.
Henry B. Cooper, the bar association’s choice for the circuit, departed for Washington D C following a promotional appearance with Judge De Bolt. Cooper indicated the trip was planned to discuss matters related to the price on the circuit and his future legal role.
A man faced a bigamy charge indicted by the Federal Grand Jury. The first marriage occurred in the Philippines in 1904, and the second in Hawaii last year, leading to the arrest and prosecution. Church records corroborate the Philippines marriage. A related note mentions possible indictments against King Mex Schlemmer of Layian Inland for alleged involvement in Japanese poaching operations.
A bustling Oceanic wharf welcomed the departure of the Alameda Vielog and Herr Berger leading musical purveyors. The Columbia Park Boys Club performed as museum organizations alternated to a tidal event. The freight list showed 14 045 sacks of Haugen for coast refineries, 660 sacks rice, 1700 cans of ti vinvapotes, 447 dates of pines, plus hides and fruits. A large crowd gathered to bid farewell to the Columbia Park Boys and the aid flowers vendors. Miny Robertson will discuss Japanese Art Friday at 4 PM this week, moving from Thursday. Bulletin Bustacas Ofhvs Phone 258 Wadietin Editorial Boom Phone 188
An OCR fragment discusses Peary needing solid proof for his claimed discovery of the North Pole. The text hints at proof challenges and the insistence on credible supporting data to validate the finding.
Morristown treasury official warns that a strong merchant marine is vital for national defense and wartime advantage, urging long term building of the United States naval economy to back the armed forces.
Fragmentary report shows three men dead and around a thousand hurt amid riots in Philadelphia. Authorities vow to uphold law and order as clashes escalate and protests continue into the night. Police and emergency crews respond to scattered incidents, with unions and demonstrators blamed for unrest and calls for restraint from officials.
The annual meeting of Kuhuki Plantation Co. held at Alexander and Buld showed directors elected for the ensuing year. Winners named include Bulds Win, J. P Cooke, CH Cooke, George FP Davies and JR Gait. A directors' meeting will decide officers in the afternoon.
Efforts are praised aboard the Alameda after a troubling episode involving Mine Von Kirk during the San Francisco sailing. Parner T. C. niith notes the crew and Bulletin supporters deserve commendation for their quick response and treatment efforts that helped stabilize the affected passenger.
Ada Van Kirk, once hospitalized after a troubling arrival in Honolulu, sailed aboard the Alameda for Ban Francisco to recover with family in Southern California. She expressed interest in belongings and money found with her and will travel with Alameda staff to ensure safe care upon arrival.
Fire discovered aboard the American ship Edward Sewall during a voyage from Newport News to Honolulu. The foremast buckled amid inflammable coal, threatening disaster before crew steadied the vessel and proceeded to Hampton Roads for several days awaiting better weather.
A repeated account reports a man assaulted and robbed around the Switel district near two in the morning. Henry Venkor was injured and a watch plus ten dollars were stolen. the victim could not recall details. Police plan further investigation, with warrants issued for suspects in connection to the case.
British India forces, aided by Col Younghanbiand and Shaan city units, push into Tibet to enforce a treaty allowing trade routes during specified months. The Dalai Lama fled to the Chinese frontier after initial resistance, as China asserts suzerainty and Tibetans accuse the government of breaking faith with their people.
The Nelson Wolgast championship boxing match drew thirteen thousand fans in San Francisco. The purse totaled 37 750 dollars with Nelson earning 19 000 and Wolgast 18 750. Pictures of the bout are expected to be popular.
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