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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1910

Page

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Sheridan's Hate 18 Lost Overboard in Pacific Storm

U S Army transport Sheridan arriving Manila with Sixth Cavalry reports a boats accident near Honolulu. Womb to Crowley, a boatswain's mate, entangled in rope and swept overboard. search continued with crews failing to locate him. The ship carried about seven hundred enlisted men. port visits and a world cruise plan noted. Pacific weather rough during early voyage. A Portuguese cruiser Gabriel is being prepared for a round‑the‑world tour to study training and Marconi wireless fitments. expected to visit Atlantic ports and Pacific canal routes.

United States Army Tansport Rhoridan Edward Crowley Bomswain Crowley Hin Maton Sheridan Sixth Cavalry Reuso Manila Mariveles Philippine Claum Philippines Nagamaki Japan Cheltinae Balnt Nick Pacific Overton Malabanse Jota Usieldha Hawaii Joe C. Bourn Gruber Gabriel Haveen

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Governor Frear reports Ashford is near an appointment in the Coast Artillery Corps after conversations in Washington. The War Department has metals, action is likely, and the ex Naval Academy candidate had strong backing. The governor notes the dismissal from the academy stems from a non criminal case tied to a hazy incident.

Binley Ashford Ashford Coast Artillery Corps Frear Po Washington War Department Hindts Naval Academy Avery Corps Academy

Alameda Bulletin Wire Dispatch Shows Cargo and Transit Notes

A bulletin from Alameda reports wireless messages received by B and Alameda agents. The items reference cargo details including 65 cable passengers, 286 sacks aril and Wells Fargo Express, with mention of 1716 Tony cargo. The fragmentary text indicates transit and carrier details tied to Alamoeda and related services.

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For Sale A Beautiful Home Near Union Street Hotel Area

For sale a charming residence set on three acres with expansive fruit lawns in a hotel district near Union Street. Property features include generous grounds and appealing surroundings suitable for family living and investment.

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Ptomaine Poison Kills Four From Canned Pears

Four people die after consuming canned pears reported as tainted by ptomaine poisoning. Investigators are tracing the lot and examining processing and storage conditions at the plant implicated in the outbreak. Local health officials warn residents to discard damaged cans and seek medical attention for any illness.

Remember The Maine Remember The Maine Special Bulletin Cable

Washington January 4 President party favors an appropriation for a white to re

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German Bark J Hackfeld Arrives at Port with Freight Shipments

The German bark J Hackfeld arrived off the port after 120 days at sea from Rotterdam carrying fertiliser cement auto iron and liquors. The vessel moored inside the harbor this afternoon near Railway wharf for unloading at the agency of H Hacktolt & Co.

J Hackfeld Rotterdam Buco Will Borthad Railway Wharf H. Hacktolt & Go

Tafts Lan and Merchant Marine Subsidy Debate

Washington reports intense interest as discussions unfold on a new plan for ship subsidies. The bill, reviewed by the President, aims to aid the merchant marine with tonnage rebates, allows foreign-built ships to fly the American flag, excludes railroad and other steamship owners, and requires crews to be largely American. The clash centers on the bill’s beneficiaries and its impact on broad or specialized interests.

Washington Humphrey Eet Cet Iti

Makaweli Regular Shares Increase Proposed This Year

Directors of Hawaiian Sugar Co at a morning meeting reach decision to raise regular dividend to forty cents per share per month starting January and include a special payment of thirty cents per month during the year. The plan aims to fund enhanced operations and offset prior reductions.

Hawaiian Bugar Rco Mora & Hi

D.C. Mills Had' Sixty Million

San Francisco reports an estimate on the estate of the late forests in the city and eastern centers. The fragmented text discusses values and mentions Rowling in dirt and wood, reflecting a garbled obituary or wealth notice amid a January 4 report.

San Francisco Rowling Dirk

Mayor Fern seeks reelection amid Honolulu race promise

The Honolulu mayor, Fern, announces intent to run again for mayor and seek renomination. He portrays a strong, people-centered campaign while facing Republican and Democratic pressures, and asserts plans to lead the city with focus on local interests. Continuous coverage notes party dynamics and Fern's public stance.

Manila stowaways in court case and arrest

Eleven Pilipinos landed from the US army transport Sheridan were brought ashore and arrested in Honolulu as they sought transport to Hawaii and California to work on sugar plantations. They will be sent back to Manila aboard the transport Thomas. In a separate case, habeas corpus proceedings involve Thomas Rawlins and William Rawlings over a marriage matter with Mrs Conner nee Rawlins, with a court hearing held by Circuit Judge De Holt.

United States Army Sheridan Ranel Naganaki Japan Honolul San Francisco Hawaii Manila Thomas San Prancisco Conger Thomas Rawlins William T. Rawline Conker William T. Rawling Couger Mernagn A. G. Mo Robertson Robert Lreckery

Notice to Mariners on Duxbury Root Whistling Buoy Damaged

A notice to mariners reports the Duxbury Root Whistling Buoy located 118 miles east of Dusbury Point California has been damaged and its whistle not sounding. The buoy will be repaired as soon as practicable. Western's two receivers seek compensation at 60000 a year each.

Duxbury Root Dusbury Point

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