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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
1
A notice describes an alleged tactic to confuse voters on the Woolley Thurston platform. The report claims voters opposed to prohibition may vote by marking a cross opposite the word You and the Hawaiian ne on the ballot. The piece suggests a coordinated effort to sway Hawaiians unsure how to vote and hints at campaign links.
Merchants and firms listed pledge to close by 1 p.m. on July 26 1910 to allow employees to vote on Prohibition vs No-Prohibition. Signatories include Hawaiian Trust, Castle & Cooke, Alexander & Baldwin, Merchants, banks, and shipping outfits in Honolulu and surrounding districts.
Report notes the paddle steamer New Zealandia, due Aug 1 from the Colonies for the Union Steamship Co, amid rumors of Honolulu residents seeking a mainland trip. Two Chinese men arrested on warrants, identified as How Kum Hong and Mock Bony Yous, with others fined for illegal stay in the country. details continued on Page 2.
News notes the ship John Ena completing a voyage with a record abroad near Round Horn. Details reference ships Jot Boe, Honolula to Philadelphia routes, July 31 arrival, April 28 departure from Honolulu, and historical mentions of Palmer 1854 from Honolulu to New York. Also notes Captain Loroms death and burial at sea aboard the voyage.
A devastating blaze gutted the Woolley-Thuenton pair store and a warehouse, destroying the main building and contents valued at more than a hundred thousand dollars. Authorities noted insurance coverage and the proximity of the plant to the Agricultural Company offices as context. The fire occurred around two o'clock in the morning, with grain and four warehouses saved. Local investigators and a special inquiry are examining the incident, while neighbors describe the loss as extensive.
Opium shipments arrive from the coast aboard the American Hawaiian steamship. Inspectors seize two tins from a crate linked to Heon and Conk Seong Bie. two more tins found in a starboard bundle under Conk Chim Kook’s charge. Two Chinese detainees are held for U.S. authorities in Brooklyn and Hence. Hearing planned before United States Commissioner Albert J. Duit and related proceedings noted.
SHINGTON July 22 Taft approves regulations for reorganization of the Marine Corps. Under the rules staff officers go on duty where the commandant assigns. The Secretary of the Navy fills vacancies caused by absence of the commandant.
Fort Monroe officials report after a practice shooting that the fortress big guns could not be reached by a hostile force. The test demonstrates the guns’ power to sweep lines in every direction from the fortress, reinforcing Washington’s security.
Spokane dispatch reports unchecked fires across the Northwest devastating towns. Feu Dan is isolated with outsiders unaware of its fate, and fears rise that the settlement may be doomed as fires continueto burn.
Montreal July 22. The Grand Trunk railway accepts arbitration to settle labor troubles. The government appoints the arbitration board and railway officials endorse the decision process. The report by Mr Gary Minke remains pending as the Woea! office notes uncertain stance.
BERIIN July 22 twenty one Mormon missionaries have been deported and expelled from the country after their activities were barred.
July 22 report lists National games with Pittsburg 14 to 4 over Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 4 and St Louis 4 New York 0. American results include Washington 1 over Chicago 1, Chicago 0, Boston 6 over St Louis 3, New York 11 over Detroit 8, Philadelphia 1, Cleveland 7, and a Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 1 game called in the fifteenth inning at nine due to darkness.
Bluefields is designated an open port by the State Department amid a tense maritime stance. Norway has recognized the blockade, aligning with Abate in response to ongoing disruptions at sea.
Sugar San Pe records show an 86 analysis with 14s and 91 to 24 figures. Previous quotation notes a price of $40 for three units.
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