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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1910
Page
7
An old catalog-style notice markets the Vertical Edger and Capitol Lawn Trimmer as superior lawn care tools. It promises fast edge trimming, adjustable depth, and four hardened steel blades for precise cuts, claiming notable labor savings and a long-sought enhancement in lawn maintenance.
E O Hall and Son reports in Honolulu on January 3 1910 that Hawaii Maui and Kauai regions saw moderate to heavy weekly rainfall with notable excesses on Hawaii Maui and Kauai. Records show district totals, storms on specific dates, and temperature ranges across Oahu Molokai Kauai and Hawaii with reports of thunderstorms and gale activity.
Article reports Dr. David Starr Jordan's suffrage views at Mille College inauguration drawing praise from some, while Alma Bower objects calling for clearer interpretation. Members urge the secretary to seek a formal statement from Jordan and weigh equal suffrage ideas tied to education and voting responsibilities.
Judge Whitney of the juvenile court argues a detention home is vital to separate youths from adults, noting low confinement rates under current law. He cites 203 delinquent cases, 20 dependents, and 90 percent probation, praising probation officers and urging a cheaper, stronger Juvenile Act implementation.
Five San Francisco customs inspectors J J Bagley J J O Donnell Manuel Joseph C Williams and W H Spillman were suspended for three days without pay after an inquiry into a December 12 Mongol sea entry. The case cites incompetence about the midnight escape of six Chinese and a Mexican boy as they reached Chinatown prompting a security review and new vigilance. The inquiry also references Hart North and Hart Hawking immigration inspectors and Colonel Blinn deputy surveyor in the disciplinary findings.
The Young Hotel hosts a varied guest list headed by Mr and Mrs Leon Honigsberger of San Francisco and C A Banford of Toronto. Also present are W H Smith of Milo Jueh Thyan and Awnm of Bau Pranctirs, Montgomery of New York, Edward Hollete of San Francisco, A J Mitchell of Los Angeles, and others from Christchurch to Butte.
Judge Dole was sworn in as United States Judge of the Territory of Hawaii with Chief Justice Hartwell presiding. The ceremony marked his second oath under the Taft administration, aligning with his six year term and a salary increase to 40000 annually. A long list of attendees from across the islands and the mainland registered or observed the event, including noted names and destinations. Local petitions urged Congress to grant Hawaiian women the right to vote, with supporters hopeful for a Christmas 1910 outcome. Sugar cargo movements and vessel shifts at Honolulu ports were noted as part of the day’s maritime activity.
JP Auputin amony a FHP hearer Knowlton Mr and Mrs J H Har moor T Burrows of Francisca Mr and Mrs Platt of Whittier Cal KK Gledmin of Hoboken A G B Mawes Jr of Honoayu.
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