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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1910
Page
1
Police pursue a case of missing jewels with farcical confusion and a lead involving a suspect nicknamed Monkey. An informant claims lost items included a bag and a purse, with small cash values noted as $10 and $20 in an ongoing investigation led by Detective Olsen and Chief McDandie.
Jacob Coerper files for divorce in circuit court alleging marital breakdown since 1889 and two years separation. The complaint cites adultery by the wife and asks for custody of their minor child Herbert Conroe, listing numerous alleged acts by Max Coerper as grounds.
A ceremony in the Judiciary building saw Justice De Holt accepted as associate justice of the Territorial Supreme Court. Attendees included Hogate General Hemenway and several bar members who extended congratulations as officials and citizens gathered. The event followed formal remarks by regional leaders and reflected notable civic interest amid a period marked by historic forest fires during 1809.
The French cruiser Chateau-Renault that ran aground yesterday near Azarilla was floated today.
Aboard the Washington a serious varioloid case prompts quarantine as the cruiser reaches port before the fleet. Officers report symptoms among enlisted men and a precautionary quarantine is placed by federal authorities with a detachment of ships awaiting clearance for movement to Honolulu.
Fred 14 Wallop, president of the Merchants Association, says a government by commission on liquor taxation is not imminent. He discusses association views, local welfare, and the need for education and restriction to address liquor questions in Honorati Territory.
Special bulletin from Peking reports in January 1931 the Chinese government issued an edict approving plans by reformers to abolish the white slave trade.
TOKIO Japan Jan 31 The Imperial Japanese Government has approved the issue of 50,000,000 of 4 percent bonds to replace the 5 percent bonds now outstanding. The move aims to refinance existing debt and reduce interest costs for the government. The announcement comes as Japan seeks to modernize war finance and stabilize fiscal pressures amid regional tensions.
Fragmentary report says a group of Korean insurgents killed twenty Japanese settlers. Text is garbled with illegible dates and places. Readers are left without clear location or subsequent actions.
Paris residents vented anger at looters amid chaos after a devastating week. Mobs dragged thieves from police, shot or hanged some, while others were hung from lampposts as authorities struggled to restore order in the devastated districts.
A wartime cargo movement described as over two thousand tons of BenEr cargo was bound for the Pacific Master. The vessel Berla or Berla-like route faced heavy weather and rough seas, with passengers from San Francisco and Honolulu aboard. The voyage included commercial travelers and a delegation, as well as expected events around the steamer Berba to Cebu and Manila.
A German steamship Cleveland landed after a voyage from Honolulu. Customs officers will levy a nominal fine for carrying passengers between two American ports, aiming to test the case in court and clarify navigation law compliance.
San Francisco January 31 Mayor McCarthy ousted the Board of Public Works Fire and Civil Service commissioners striking at the old regime. New successors were sworn in at 2 AM amid police presence to forestall any injunction or interference as part of a pledge to clean up city government.
Judge Robinson dismissed the motion to dissolve the order to show cause against the Mutual Telephone Company. The proceeding centered on reconstruction work and costs approved by the superintendent, with witnesses detailing expenses and the aim to restore service as quickly as possible.
Congressman McLachlan of California testified before the Ballinger investigating committee in Washington on January 31. He was called promptly amid serious implications from Louis R. Gravis that he had been ordered by Secretary Ballinger not to investigate McLachlan's Alaska land claims.
A garbled snippet notes Sonprtase man Kinkaid of Nebrake showing interest in Alaska. The fragment lacks clear events, dates, or organizations, but suggests cross state or personal ties shaping attention to Alaska. Further readable text needed for precise summary.
Washington D C January 1 5 A new Statehood substitute was presented in the Senate today after Paynter of Kenton resigned from the investigation committee. The committee reported a substitute to the bill passed by the House and action may delay Statehood and hinder definite action.
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