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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1910
Page
3
An evening air meet in Los Angeles featured Pagtha The Aviator performing stunning airborne feats. He dazzled spectators with precise maneuvers and a dramatic close pass near the ground before soaring back to safety, drawing enthusiastic applause from officials and fans alike.
Washington reports factional tensions within the Republican party as insurgents refuse to back the leadership plan. The split appears driven by internal disagreement and a pledge to resist moves seen as abandoning core priorities amid ongoing political pressure.
The War Department reduces the fortification construction estimate by 1,108,524 dollars, leaving 6,017,200 dollars for defense works. The appropriation directs 459,200 dollars be spent on constructing and equipping fortifications for the Dairy Territory Hawaii and the Philippine Islands.
Representative Townsend introduced in the House a bill to create a special court to review Interstate Commerce Commission rulings, arguing for a faster mechanism to handle disputes over commerce regulations. The proposal seeks a dedicated tribunal to oversee ICC decisions and streamline enforcement.
Civil engineer A. Lawrence of the United States Navy has been transferred from Staten Island to Hawaii, with orders indicating a duties reassignment and travel authorization. The move reflects a naval engineering staffing adjustment affecting Pacific operations and regional base support.
Governor Frear and state and local church leaders broke ground for the new Methodist church on Borstanta avenue. Dignitaries from the Methodist ministry joined ceremonies with remarks by Rev. Dr J W Waithinis and Rev A C McKeever. The event featured a band, several pastors, and public officials celebrating the site’s future edifice.
A 19th century advertisement touts a skin cure for eczema, claiming authorities confirm it as a skin disease treatable by a special liquid compound. Dr Dehnis is cited with a German and French adoption, and the product is pushed by Honolulu Drug Co and Thetis for widespread use, amid notes on sealing birds near western shores.
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