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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1910
Page
1
San Francisco January 18 Customs officers seized opium on the Treffip Mail liner Siberia during a boarding. The officers reported confiscating more than ten thousand dollars worth of opium believed to be destined to be smuggled ashore.
Washington January 18. Senator Nelson introduced ten bills embodying the administration’s conservation program. These measures supplement the President’s recent message.
ANNAPOLIS Jan 18 United States Senator Isador Rayner was reelected today by the Maryland General Assembly. Rayner, a stalwart figure in state politics, secured another term amid a session focused on fiscal policy and governance.
Fragmented text shows Republican figures planning discussions Monday evening about party strategy and leadership. Mentions of committee members, possible candidates, and alignment with party workers indicate a push to shape the Republican National Committee directions and the choice of a presidential candidate.
Four defendants faced charges in Lin wttorapoodten Levitien court as a motor court action unfolded. Testimony discussed a garage use incident and a demonstrator car while the stock market section reported Hawidat Waller and Melteyde Dowheht shares rising and fluctuating with a late-day bid near 7.70.
A local board of directors names an executor panel drawn from eighteen top business leaders. The plan blends seasoned experience with decisive leadership to guide estate matters.
Republican House members will caucus Wednesday to select the investigative committee members. Insurgents object. Radical Democrats have been chosen to tell the President they do not wish to embarrass the administration.
An irregular cable report from Alameda mentions a wreck near the coast and an incident at a waterfront area. Details are incomplete but indicate an event impacting the Alameda region and surrounding coast.
A damaged report describes the carrier dove drifting ashore near Grave Harbor. The vessel, named Carrier Dove, arrived with Captain Ocean aboard after a long voyage of two years. The crew reportedly attempted repairs and repainting before an accident caused it to strike the coast.
The article discusses potential candidates for the Republican National Committeeman post, with Judge Robertson expected to be a leading choice if appointed. It notes the process of nomination and possible successors, naming several individuals and considering political dynamics and the job's power and salary.
A report states Judge Matthewman of Ket is seeking a transfer from the high court to the circuit bench in the district, aiming to fill the vacancy left by Judge Me Hel. The scene shifts as multiple candidates emerge, with Carlen Lome appearing as a contender and others eyeing the judicial honor, amid expectations of a decisive political momentum at the forthcoming meeting.
Captain Weeden of Lueline was arrested this afternoon after a confrontation at the city polls. The incident involved allegations of defiling the water with oil and was pursued by Special Officer James Fox under instructions. The case, heard by the Poller Court, referenced county officials and a planned draft of a municipal ordinance amid broader city and county concerns.
Unclear reports say the second mate of the schooner Bouealie may have gone overboard while intoxicated. Police and harbor officers searched the riverfront area with the first mate aboard but found no trace. Deputy Sheriff Rowe investigates while no body or saloon evidence confirms the drowning claim. A separate note mentions a one year old child injured in a hospital, likely fatally, after a household accident.
In Angeles California Paulhan claimed a $10,000 prize at a local air contest. The bulletin notes a record altitude reaching 1000 feet and mentions the event location and date with focus on the prize and achievement.
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