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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
1
SAN PEDRO July 18. Calm winds slowed the Hawaii soon after the start of the transpacific race. Seven hours in, the Hawaii lay becalmed near Catalina Island while Sweetheart led by five miles and Mollisou trailed behind.
San Francisco dated July 12 reports big league scores with New York vs Chicago and St Louis indicated. Cleveland beat Detroit 7 to 5 while Cincinnati led Brooklyn 1 to 0 but many games were postponed.
A July incident in California results in two deaths and nine serious injuries as a train delay leads to a disaster. Delegates attending a chemical society excursion to San Luis Obispo reported the mishap. Authorities investigated the causes while the public mourned the victims.
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The education commission in session at the Judiciary Building approves the assignment of teachers for Oahu and Honolulu. Names listed for Kawai and Makiki include Warlipe and Mike Kimi Kalu, Washthi Mre Huen Kenway, Mien Atung Oneal Molili, N. Bell, Mew Murthy Wowke, Agnes Creigh tin, Monod Mime, and M. D. Brown. The report notes continued selections dominate the term.
A circular from the prohibition party claims residents of Hawaii can obtain liquor under a future prohibition regime. The document argues the tenants of the Woolley faction advocate enforcement, and that supporters expect liquor access despite ongoing prohibition failures. The piece notes the document is likely to meet skeptical reception among readers.
In Reno on July 4 Jamen Jettrton failed to mount a comeback as Joe Johnson overwhelmed Jim Jeffries. Johnson knocked Jeffries to the canvas three times and secured a decisive finish in the fifteenth round, sending 14,400 spectators into a frenzy. (Continued on Page 10.)
Pop Freeman, a veteran purser with the Pactin Mull Steamnhiy Company now Pacific Mail, has been promoted to the purser’s office aboard the China. He has long served in quarantine and immigration duties and is a familiar face to travelers and shippers. His transfer follows the China’s harbor run from San Francisco and her five days’ voyage. The promotion comes as the old guard member is honored after many years with the line.
The US Army transport Sherman docked at Oceanic wharf carrying over two thousand tons of hay and one thousand ship tonnage of cargo for new fortifications at Grande and Corregidor. Captain BV Lynam now commands the vessel as it sailed from San Francisco for Manila with 140 on board and freight for the quartermaster and navy departments. The voyage proceeded in good weather as government aims to rush Philippines supplies later this year.
In a reply to a question on prohibition local figure Von Hamm says the issue is a farce and would harm business and social life. He cites Oregon port towns and the shift to licensing, arguing prohibition fails to stop drink and hurts unions and Hawaiian communities. He favors high tax or low option rather than prohibition.
Hugh Brant, an amateur boxer, was killed today in Mineola during a boxing match. The incident occurred mid bout. observers report he collapsed and could not be revived. Authorities have opened an inquiry into the tragedy.
Board of Education held a lengthy closed session yesterday to finalize several actions including teacher appointments for the coming year. The centralization scheme crafted by Superintendent Pone aims for a streamlined system across Jones the whole territory, with details to be published after final review.
A garbled wire service style notice mentions thirty eight passengers aboard a Matson liner bound for Hawaii from San Francisco. It notes volcanic activity at Kilauea and hints at a broader commercial campaign involving the voyage with dispatches continuing on page five.
Tonight’s meeting will choose nineteen men for the rifle team bound for Camp Perry. The squad will represent Rivera and depart Wednesday July 20, with Major Riley likely to command. Results of recent matches and tonight’s standings will be announced, guiding the final selection.
Campbellton in St Johns New Brunswick was destroyed by fire today wiping out all its lumber mills. The blaze left three thousand workers homeless and caused damages estimated near three million dollars.
A Daily Vertiver article claims anti prohibitionists conspired with liquor interests to sway the Republican election day. Charles G. Bartlett denies links to anti prohibition efforts. The piece labels the plot as a prewar law attack, while advocates dispute the charge and push plebiscite support.
Gifard Pinchot will travel to California to stump for Hiram Johns von and William Kent as Republican candidates for Governor and lieutenant governor. The move follows a meeting with Roosevelt after Pinchot’s removal as forester, with Roosevelt broadly supportive and linked to past Chicago council work and Yale connections.
Mien Mary McCabe describes her journey to the Yoramile Valley and San Francisco. She notes greetings at the wharf, hotel arrangements, and plans to visit Vouemite with friends, expressing gratitude and anticipation for further visits and changes since departure.
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