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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
1
A lone explorer recounts a perilous descent toward a lava pit, risking a deadly plunge as heat and unstable crust challenge every step. He steadies nerve, recalls prayer, and struggles to retreat after reaching the molten rim. Continued on Page 4.
A cluttered report notes Alexander Lindsay new as attorney general in a volatile succession saga. It lists Hemenway resignation, Fredy governors' control, and legal shifts as Juste Lideau and other figures contend for the role and court positions amid expected February transitions.
A Boston framed notice states that the steamship Say Krapeisen will incur penalties for each passenger boarded without proper fare. The vessel must pay a fine per man and per missing ticket, with totals calculated at port tomorrow morning.
The Hamburg American liner Cleveland's party of 158 prepares to arrive in Honginti tomorrow morning after leaving New York on October 15. They will tour museums, hotels, and sights via trolley and boat, with planned stops at the Aquarium and Montia Hotel.
The January issue discusses sugar market pressure with no U S shortage and strong futures. It notes a large crop, potential Philippine sugar imports, and possible shipments from Cuba, affecting New York prices as Europe looks to fill its needs.
Kaulukou speaks for the Kona people praising his hosts for support of the aged and needy. He urges appointed distribution agents of medicine and notes teachers would soon be involved, with health officials examining plans and public assistance measures in Kona Hawaii. Continued on Page 3.
Paris and London reject Secretary Knoxs plan for neutralizing the Manchurian Railway. Tokyo reports a 100 million dollar loan for Chinese railway expansion, funded by leading world powers, as details remain ranked by officials.
London reports show government forces leading opposition with 276 to 217 votes as budget debates continue. Paris endures widespread floods, many districts submerged and Eiffel Tower danger cited in dispatches. Washington approves naval construction bill funding two Dreadnought battleships amid ongoing investigations involving Ballinger.
Washington January 22 a bill proposes issuing thirty million government bonds to fund irrigation in the arid West for future development. The measure is to be sent to the Senate for consideration. Iceland Quakes Seydisfjord Iceland January 22 an earthquake was felt with no damage. Will Lose Eye Miss Jan one man will lose an eye due to an accidental gunshot by his secretary yesterday.
A wire message from the tourist steamer Cleveland reports that Dr Clark Wo A Howen will speak at the Central Metropolitan Center this afternoon. Fog delayed the schedule and Pr Pranele Gi is mentioned in connection with the event plan.
Two million five hinted funds for plant construction were floated locally to consolidate the Olaa sugar company debt. A notice calling bonds to appear in the name of the party appears in public records as exchange with holders of existing bonds.
The Halley’s comet appearance reached Hawaii as passengers aboard the Intertstand atenant Stavinn et al from Hilo to Honolulu observed the comet Friday evening near Kawalbao while the Maun Kon lay off shore with freight and passengers. Officers notified crew as the celestial wanderer was briefly visible amid calm seas and stars.
Contractor Metager in charge of operation at the new Hilo Breakwater faces losses after a 40 ton crane toppled from the structure on Wednesday afternoon. The crane, loading ballast, shifted and fell into the water as workers evacuated. Doren saved himself by diving, minor injuries reported for a sailor who had been pumping on the track earlier. The incident halted work as crews moved to secure the site and resume placement tasks.
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