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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1910
Page
1
Lloyd George, author of the famous wartime policy, faced a reduced majority in Parliament as the Unionists claim a partial victory. Early returns show Government forces leading with 302 votes to 219, amid bitter clashes in the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s constituency.
YORK January 84 Charles L eee Refining Company and minor employees faced indictment recently and request immunity from perjury after testifying before the land jury. The report notes prior charges and ongoing proceedings in connection with the case.
The opening of bids for the College of Observatory has been postponed from January 25 to January 20 at 12 noon. Intending bidders should see President Gilmore or Mr. Young promptly. A float for the Chinese is guaranteed for the Moral Paste.
The board names 15 directors chosen from among the able business men of the community to combine executive experience with directorship guidance. The group aims to balance seasoned leadership with fresh insight to steer the organization forward.
U S officials probe a large opium find aboard the Pacific Mall liner Manchuria. About 200 crates weighing roughly half a pound each were hidden among rice mats and freight, with arrests expected as a grand jury reviews the case. The contraband, valued around $10,000 in Honolulu, was concealed during a voyage from Asia to Hawaii and the U S authorities acted after discovery by customs officers.
Nippon Maru anchors at Honolulu after a long voyage with four thousand bales of cotton from the United States bound for Osaka. The ship carries bullion and securities for Japan, plus passengers including Chinese and Japanese travelers. The vessel’s arrival signals cargo to Kobe and Osaka spinning mills as it docks by the channel wharf near 1 PM.
The Hamburg America Line ship Cleveland bound for San Francisco faced potential penalties under coastwise laws after plans to stop at Honolulu or other ports were debated. The U S Treasury and Coast Guard outlined fines of 200 dollars per passenger and 200 dollars for each landing, totaling about 140 thousand dollars for the Cleveland’s party, amid disputes over jurisdiction and possible transfers to American territory.
The Hamburg American ship Cleveland and the Manchuria docked at the new Atakem Street wharf. Over one thousand passengers used the facilities as the wharf, still in temporary service, demonstrated limited equipment but showed adequate handling for passengers and freight. Captain Dempwolf of the Cleveland, with German officers aboard, expressed mixed impressions of Honolulu, noting the city’s attractions but disappointment at Sunday restrictions.
The Territory of Hawaii faces repayment of 15000 to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions after a long legal battle. The U S Supreme Court reversed a territorial ruling and directed judgment for the board in a case tied to 1849 contracts over a missionary seminary at Lahainaluna on Maui.
Washington report says the House today voted to strike out the $125,000 request for the Immigration Commission from the urgent deficiency bill amid sharp criticism of the commission’s alleged extravagance. The action follows a Senate filibuster and ongoing controversy over European travel expenses.
Washington D C January 24 The Senate committee added items to the fortifications bill increasing the total to 500000 covering ammunition and cannon for forts of insular possessions and the main coast The revised appropriation totals a full half million dollars with the added provisions and budget growth cited by officials
The report states Admiral Tait approves the dismissal of three midshipmen from the Annapolis Naval Academy for intoxication, confirming disciplinary action by the academy authorities.
Paris reports floods undermining structures as war measures affect the area. Some villages are submerged or cut off while rapid river tides complicate relief efforts and rescue operations. Local authorities warn of continuing danger as waters rise and artillery fire persists nearby.
Investigators scrutinize EHR Jan.a or Goat wery of fi and related operations to uncover possible violations of federal anti-trust laws. The inquiry forms part of a broader federal effort to monitor meat pricing and related market behavior.
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