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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
7
A garbled passage features fragmented speech about meals, air, and travel in an unclear setting. Names such as Regey Sapp and Ally Rose appear amid errors, with scattered references to places like the African Jungles and a vague mood of longing and instruction.
The Fort De Russy survey detachment prepares a permanent camp as tents and ramp equipment are moved out. Lieutenant Wathinn Carpe leads, with Sergeant Charles Fourd and Sergeant Chifley Moar in charge of instruments and chimp work, as ten men cover the approach to Pearl City and surrounding areas. Private Ford and Private Land move to hospital and back to duty, while the post adds three telephones to the signaling corps for improved communications.
Fort Shafter troop notes: Glee Club members vote on membership, invite visitors to weekly meeting, and plan an entertainment program. Private Ralph Jones entertained with mandolin and guitar selections. several Filipino workers and soldiers are noted for duties and travel. Regular post garrison drills resume as weather affects water supply and a pleasure trip to Kokee Head is planned for two soldiers.
Secretary Ballinger of the Interior Department rejects charges of fraud in Alaska land dealings. He cites Roosevelt's withdrawal of oval lands and Garfeld's validation orders, denies aiding trusts or promoting improper entries, and asserts critics misrepresent his role in 1908 petroleum and coal case.
A renowned editor and poet, Huchard Watson Gildur, died suddenly in New York. Born in Bordyntown, New Jersey, he rose from a Philadelphia bakery worker to chief editor of the Century Magnatie. He served during the Civil War, then moved to Newark in 1405 to begin newspaper work, later editing Seribher's monthly in 1870. He held degrees from Harvard Princeton Yale and Waltham, with writings widely read. His death marks a loss to American literary journalism.
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