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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
1
A fragmentary report notes a morning reception for Mies and Atkinson at Territorial Tower of Immigration. It discusses arrival of Russians and a plan to welcome newcomers, with questions about numbers and permanence.
A lengthy dispatch from Washington discusses President Taft's plan to reappoint respected judges and officials, citing Perkins of California as a source. It notes Governor Rogers and Attorney General Whinchester may act on appointing Cleavlit Judge Ratine and outlines potential opposition from Governor Virwah.
Markets opened with broad gains as the Dow Jones and other indices rose amid higher trading. The day saw a new record close for a stock at 8.02 percent and notable advances in several names, though overall sentiment remained cautious about the pace of gains.
The Royal Hawaiian records show guests such as LP Corte from Katia and Mya with Mr Clarke and Mig b C Raghtly of Wootten, along with Dr and Mrs Heary Hayes of Hilo and Holt of Wabiawa. Memo notes Memid Mee and 1K Kore Caleahy also registered as staying guests.
Sugar prices show 86 degree test and 4.170 level, with prior 4.110. Beet analysis at 88 and 180, previous quotation 4.790. A call for parity 4.760 appears as next notes, with an unclear reference to next Monday market events and a garbled line suggesting weather or gustation terms.
For sale a beautiful home with over three acres of found fruit trees and lawns. The listing notes ample outdoor space and garden features.
A government message read today to Congress emphasizes conserving public domain and natural resources, backed by President endorsement of Ballinger’s recommendations. It urges enactment of laws to validate land withdrawals, fund irrigation projects with bonds, and support Pinchot, while aligning with Ballinger’s camp amid the ongoing dispute.
Paulhan today completed a successful aeroplane flight from Inglewood to San Pedro and back. Roy Knabenshue, piloting a dirigible, covered a four mile measured course in 5 minutes 10 2 5 seconds.
Attorney Judd, one of Hills retiring speakers at the Ken fon tour, defended self reliance over federal interference in Hawaii’s domestic affairs. He praised Hawaii for preferring to act for itself and criticized guardianship by Congress. He referenced Hale Singer Plachot controversy and praised Graven as capable to critique Pinchot’s policy.
Charles RB Hemenway plans to resign as Attorney General of the Territory after accepting a partnership with Smith. Abraham Lewis Jr has abandoned law to become assistant manager and vice president of Bank of Hawaii. Governor Frear will appoint a successor.
The American-Hawaiian Steamship Company’s carrying contract with Hawaiian Line is set to expire this December. Officials expect renewal talks led by Mr. Dewey Barnes, aiming to secure continued service on the Tehuantepec route to New York. The deal would affect passenger capacity and freight flow, with heightened emphasis on the island trade and transatlantic imports. A related note reports a family tragedy in Wisconsin where a dwelling fire killed a man and his five children.
Washington dispatch reports President Taft pursuing peace by incorporating insurgents into caucuses and party measures. Bulletin quotes promise of impartial membership and full participation powers in future party actions, signaling a shift to quell intra party differences.
New York January 14 indicments charging Charles Heike secretary of the American Sugar Refining Company and four minor employes. Federal Grand Jury actions signal reach toward top officials of the Sugar Trust in a sugar fraud case.
Special to the World Lettering records a threat made at the throne in Madrid on January 14 as Prince Fame and his officers faced arrest efforts amid tension surrounding the throne.
President Molt Smith of the Board of Health heard from the Shippers' Wharf Committee that they plan to fund an anti mosquito campaign with a $18,000 monthly appropriation. The campaign aims to reduce the nuisance and protect Honolulu residents. A special subcommittee will draft plans for active measures and present them to the Board of Health, with further details to follow.
A large crowd gathered as ten motorists faced charges of speeding in the Police Court. George Brown and A. W. Bestury were among those fined. others pled guilty or requested postponement to Tuesday. Judge Andrody warned repeat offenders to appear in court or have penalties increased.
New Honolulu residents petition for divorce from two husbands reportedly missing. The complainants allege abandonment after accompanying spouses to Goldfield Nevada, asserting that the men left behind dependent children and failed to provide support. Court actions detail wardship and remedies sought.
A board appointed to inquire into the stranding and wreck of the Beltieh bark Alexander Wack off the reefs near Pala Maui will convene in San Francisco. Captain Griffiths and officers will present statements on weather and salvage efforts as eight crew members’ belongings are sent to their consular representative for repatriation.
New York January 14 Ambassador Whitelaw Reid will miss the funeral of the late D C Mills because the steamer carrying him across the Atlantic was held by a storm.
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