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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1910
Page
1
Paris January 11 reports France will act with Great Britain Russia and the United States to neutralize the Manchurian railway. Russia favors the American plan and France would stand with the ally. Britain’s position is not yet declared.
Mrs Cleveland TON D C Jan 11 caned trates Besaree Root today in of five thousand dollars a year to Mrs Grover Cleveland widow of the late ex President
Judge Robinson's court opened this afternoon on a petition for a writ of habeas corpus filed by David Conger. Conger challenges the detention of Thomas W. Rawline, claimed by Ada V. Conger’s parents to be by Ada's own will. The petition cites letters and prior mail to argue there was no factual basis for restraint.
Quinn a City and County Supervisor and road board chair seeks the mayoralty of Honolulu. He argues GOP backing and a track record as a hustler and reformer, while promising to press reforms and public works as the municipal chief. Witnesses in a separate police court case relate details of a money receipt dispute involving Holt as fiscal scrutiny continues.
Sugar prices in New York rose as European beet sugar climbed, widening the gap with New York centrifuge sugar. A salvage operation from the wrecked Alexander Black near Maui is limited by weather, with items and bear reportedly valued by a local firm.
Detective Bureau chief reports Francis Armstrong facing pressure in ongoing cases tied to the wreck of the Alexander Black at Maul and a robbery alleged at a hospitable house in the Iwi district. Police expect an arrest this afternoon in one matter while another Sunday night robbery targeting Jerry Coker remains unresolved. Investigators press daily as McDuffle leads efforts. no suspect yet identified for the auto damage linked to A. H. Smith.
For sale a parcel of property with over three acres of trees fruit trees and lawns. Located in a suburban area with ample yard space and mature landscaping. Suitable for residence or estate use, with potential for gardening or recreation.
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The Honolulu Y M C A held its regular monthly meeting with 37 new members voted in. Membership and educational class enrollments were reported, and the association asked the Army and Navy department in New York to send a man to study local needs and make recommendations for an MC. The matter will be taken up at the next meeting for possible action.
Governor Prear announced Pope will become Superintendent of Public Instruction. Pope, former dean of the College of Hawaii and professor of agriculture and botany, has extensive instructional and industrial training background. The appointment follows a March meeting and is expected to satisfy local lawmakers and educators.
Andrew Cox, city and county supervisor for Walai district, pursues the sheriff's job while a wave of alleged baby farming links him. Police investigations probe multiple baby corpses found near Waikihi, with Chief McDurty directing inquiries. Possible arrests loom as detectives chase connections and motives in the grisly case.
Paris announces unable to participate as chairman resigns. Harold Dillingham, director, appoints Rose Davison to succeed the former chairman of the Floral Parade committee. Mainland travel plans set for the event with the island no longer involved during the parade.
Washington on January 11 congressmen must make a clear statement on the administration ship cars bill as party leaders seek solid support. A broad canvass is under way to gauge the bill's prospects and Republican stance amid shifting misgivings.
A bill was introduced in the House seeking statehood for the Territory of New Mexico as a state. The move follows expected Arizona New Mexico separation in claims, with President’s approval anticipated for a commission to discuss with Governor Frear and endorsement for a nominee to the Supreme Court.
Dissolution of the Harriman railway system is under discussion in Washington. Officials believe the current organization will not survive legal scrutiny and expect dissolution without litigation.
A bulletin from BLIN datelined January 11 reports Germany has been warned that the United States will treat the Reichstag potash law as a discrimination against America. The United States action is noted as a political measure linked to trade policy. A separate Madrid dispatch mentions a minister to America being assigned to Lisbon.
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