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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
4
In Los Angeles on January 1 Paulhan set an altitude record by rising to 4146 feet, remaining aloft for fifty minutes. The exhibition drew a crowded audience as balloons and airships maneuvered near the coast, with dramatic returns to shore and a narrow escape from a near mishap.
The counting steamer Datrina struck near Marshfield on January 14. Twenty nine crew members perished before rescue efforts could begin. Harold Millis, son of the line manager, is believed among the dead. The Carina, commanded by Captain Duggan, was a 792 ton vessel.
Washington Jan 11 J K Kalanisole delegate from Hawaii has been named to a new congressional committee to study the plan to create states from the territories of New Mexico and Arizona. The names of the committee members will be announced tomorrow at the Capitol.
President Taft transmits a message to Congress urging federal supervision over industrial combos via national charters. He proposes a general act to form nationwide corporations engaged in trade and commerce, with strict disclosure, limits on stock, and regular reporting to federal authorities, while preserving Sherman anti trust protections. Former state senator C. Dickenson wins Democratic nomination for Missouri’s 7th district vacancy.
A leading Lincoln Mortgage and Loan Co advisory notes the Templar Ranch Oil Co with a 1,000,000 capitalization and $1 shares. The firm cites gravity delivery pipe logistics from Kern County California and rising oil demand as reasons the stock is a good investment and urges immediate purchase.
An old advertisement claims lanative bromo quinine removes the headache cause and cures cold in one day. It credits E W Groves on the bottle and lists Paris Medicine Co Saint Louis as maker.
The attorney general tendered a statewide opinion on September 19, 1891, stating that school prayer and Bible reading without comment violate the state constitution. The opinion asserts that only secular or neutral forms of instruction may be conducted in public schools, and that any explicit religious exercise risks contravening constitutional protections.
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