25 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
1
Ford administrator Gifford Pinchot, former forester, testifies in Washington D C on February 28, detailing policy impacts and management issues while under questioning about conservation and federal forestry programs.
The government has appealed the Panama scandal case to the Federal Court of New York after a libel dismissal. The February 25 decision was challenged, with the World weighing in on the matter and ongoing legal action in the court.
Washington February 25. A government service recommendation calls for an appropriation of 25,808 thousand dollars to fund immigration efforts. The proposal underscores the push to expand services and enforcement related to immigration policy.
A riot erupted in South Bethlehem Pennsylvania as Iron Strikers fans clashed with authorities during a February incident. Police intervened to restore order after confrontations near the arena, with several injuries reported and investigations ongoing.
Washington February 25 The Senate committee sent favorable reports on railway bills. New home for Raven Charles H Raven Deputy Collector at the local customs has awarded a contract for a residence on Wylie Street. The frame house will cost about four thousand dollars to complete and will be two stories with seven rooms.
At the stockholders meeting of the Waialua Agricultural Company in Castle & Cooke offices, directors elected include H Atherton J A McCandow and others. The year's report shows 281,715.44 in net earnings and 1,160,000,000 gallons of water stored, with dividends paid at 10 percent and plans for Pearl Harbor Extension.
Brokers reacted to the market without confirming a mingle transaction. Oahu trades at 96.76 with bids at 26.50 and asks at 36.75, while Hina sugar moved to 68 and Honokaa shows a bid of 22.875. Walalus and Olana reflect selling pressure as sugar stocks rise, with broad uncertainty about tomorrow’s direction.
The Hawaiian Pineapple Company plans expansion due to booming business. A new one story factory about 40 by 60 feet will be built of galvanized iron and concrete at a cost near two thousand dollars, and a large 60 by 192 foot warehouse will be erected for about four thousand five hundred dollars.
Governor Frear will appoint three Commissioners to represent Hawaii at the National Conference of Commissioners on the Uniformity of Patent Laws. David Withington named as one member, with two more to be announced soon. The aim is to promote uniform legislation affecting the public, noting Hawaii’s negotiable instrument act from 1907 and close ties to the National Bar Association for recommendations.
The Royal Hawaiian Band will give a concert at the Moana Hotel tonight between seven thirty and nine thirty. The public is invited. A new warehouse for Honolulu Iron Works will be completed soon on the company property near the corner of King and Marine streets, costing about a thousand dollars. The building will cover 48 by 40 feet and galvanized iron will be used in construction.
Naone and Artemas Maul are noted in a local item dated February 19 in Minnesota. The fragmentary line references a person named Naone and a community context with PBULLETIMADE PAY. The readable portion preserves two individuals and a date.
A morning incident on Nuuanu Street ends with a cheap revolver fired into the air. Hamed Kahole claimed the gun was used to threaten a friend, while Leleo fled to his home. Police dispatched an inquiry. no warrants were issued as witnesses and officials labeled it a local quarrel with a worthless handgun.
This morning at the police court Tommy Riva was sentenced to three months at Aseh's Hotel. The judge bound him over in a $500 bond to ensure good behavior or face additional jail time. No one appeared to defend Gomes or secure his bond.
February 25 report from Mount Shaw and Mount Philadelphia notes that Shaw and a former rotary of epoch stated the facts of the situation. He argued the country's policy toward the merchant trio invites conflict and outlined the sequence of events.
The text outlines the Dalai Lama's leadership in Tibet under a strict priestly government. It notes foreign banishment from Lhasa, caravan route closures, and the Younghusband expedition as punitive pressure for treaty breaches. It claims China and British actions sought to compel the Dalai Lama to accept terms, with the Lama reportedly dying under pressure.
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