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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
1
The San Francisco Chronicle on July 9 quotes Governor Frear praising the existing liquor law and criticizing prohibitionists efforts to overturn it. He emphasizes the current system as satisfactory and notes relief over Hawaiian land dam actions, with continuation promised on page 3.
An electric car collided with a conventional automobile at the corner of Alexander and Young, injuring several people and causing extensive damage. Eyewitnesses describe a high speed impact as the electric car crossed the track near Rapid Transit and King streets, with bystanders rushing to assist.
The funeral of EO C Beckley was held yesterday afternoon with religious rites led by Hae walla lanier and Lo M Vettema at the cemetery. A Hawaiian band played as the casket was lowered, and crowds gathered, while tributes from General George Abler and others recalled his service. Continued on Page 6. NOURIGAS in Hilaelty, Jats 14, 110, to the wife of Pd Nobriga, 4 son.
YOKOHAMA July 15 The Pacific Mail steamship Mongolia, which left here yesterday for Honolulu, stranded at 3 o clock this morning off Okita. The liner is not damaged and is expected to be floated as soon as portions of her cargo can be lightened.
The big leagues results show American games Philadelphia 2 Portland 6 Boston 6 Chicago 2 New York 8 racure 7 Detroit 3 Washington. National Pittsburg 8 New York 7 Cincinnati 5 Boston 1. Other games postponed.
Philadelphia July 15 The threatened strike by Pennsylvania Railway Company employees over wage increases has been deferred pending a BETO conference with fifteen thousand men ready to walk out if the second conference fails. Each action would tie up the best equipped railway system in the world.
Tokio July 15 Minister Terauchi left for Seoul to assume duties as Resident-General of Korea. He told reporters he would not use the mailed fist in governing the Koreans, signaling a diplomacy based approach.
Hong Kong July 15 Chinese government dispatches ten boats and twelve hundred men to aid Portuguese in exterminating Chinese pirates at Colowan.
Aviator Kinot is dead in Gard Belgium from injuries after his aircraft fell during a flight. The fatal accident occurred earlier in July with Kinot succumbing to injuries in Belgium.
Bt. Clair Hidgood, nine years Hawaii resident now leading the Hawaiian Leadquarters in Los Angeles, asserts prohibition would ruin promotion work on the islands. He criticizes local promoters for seeking guaranteed support and claims experience with island catering shapes his view of wartime sourcing and promotional efforts.
Fragmented OCR style notice recounts Claudius resuming entertainments aboard a voyage to Hawaii. It describes ceremony oversight, a shift to port, and a multi act program including monologues, historical sketches, musical numbers, and Shakespearean readings tied to the Havitie fall anniversary observance. Named figures include Mr. Heide Piste solu and Mine Merteohy Monologue, with music by Mr. Lyon and Mr. Howard.
The notice directs Territorial voters to cast ballots in their original precinct for the Plebiarite and general election. It warns against voting in a new precinct if not registered there, and outlines preparations led by Secretary Mott Smith, including updated election laws and maps.
Mrs Coghlan widow of the late Admiral Coghlan died in San Francisco today. The obituary notes her death on July 15 and identifies her as the widow of the famed naval commander.
July 15 report quotes beets at 86 analysis with 14s 71-2d parity 5.120. Earlier quotes show Ms 7d. Hawaii leaders plan public views on prohibition. Market notes mention McKeyde, Kwa, and Kwex on the exchange with varied bids. A Sugar plan bonds payout of about 175 thousand dollars is noted for the morning.
Activity at the Brook Exchange showed no large transfers with modest trading. Prices reflected minor shifts in several issues and a few shares changed hands at routine rates amid uncertain cane market signals and sugar content concerns.
A derailed train accident near Aiea involved an automobile driven by a careful chauffeur named Holt and a motorist from Pearl City. The collision occurred when the train approached from Manager Gibb’s residence, throwing both vehicles into disarray and injuring several passengers.
Special wireless bulletin from Hilo reports Col Sam Norris, aged rancher, died at his Kau ranch home after a long illness. He celebrated his eighty eighth birthday last March and deeded 180 000 acres at Kohoku to Charles G. Macomber in June. Norris, a Dane, spent years in California frontier ventures before settling in Hawaii. his ranching interests spanned Sacramento Valley lands and beyond.
Report states Yanagi the Japanese man once employed by Dandeene dairy was bound over for circuit court on a charge of attempt to murder after testimony by City and County Attorney Cathcart and witnesses. The case follows alleged statements to Chief Motte and a later arrest, with further evidence from Mir Duvivon about the milkman’s visit. Warship news from Japan notes ships Kawagit and Agama will shelve at port and later travel to Yokohama naval yard as part of naval movements.
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