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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1910
Page
1
New York sugar refinery strike provokes a riot as 50 of 500 workers return to duty. Police quell clashes while discussions on prohibition prompt varied views. Local business leaders warn of stagnation, tourism impact, and potential shift to license systems amid debate on alcohol limits.
A Chicago resident who lost $10,000 on Jeffries in the Reno bout has committed a 5 1M foreign ports.
A formal reception honored Governor Terauchi with a tendered ceremony last night. Prominent officials attended and a number of Americans joined the event, signaling cordial ties at the outset of the governor’s tenure.
Barcelona July 23 A young cousin of Antonio Maura rushed to defend the former prime minister when an attacker struck at him, saving Maura from serious harm. The incident occurred yesterday as the statesman faced an attempted assault.
Reports from British Columbia regions where forest fires burned subside. Losses reach five million dollars and nine dozen lives known lost. Washington state losses total about half a million dollars.
In Montreal on July 23 several people were injured during street clashes tied to the Grand Trunk employees strike. Police accompanied by guards broke up the disorder as demonstrators gathered outside a union meeting.
Captain Anderson, master of the Nevadan, warns the winner may not reach Alokoa wharf tomorrow or early Sunday. The Nevadan completed a one day voyage from San Francisco, but current calculations show a remote arrival window, with continued reports on page two.
A local resident argues against prohibition noting hotel expansions near the Wouno Hotel and claiming prohibition would harm prosperity. He says tourists dislike restrictive laws and will not come if such legislation remains.
F A Schaefer facing a prohibition dispute frames the issue as obvious due to widely known objections. The text suggests the debate centers on principle rather than detailed argument.
John Efinger of Mawall and South Seax Carlo Company argues that a prohibitory law in Mawali would ruin tourism and devastate hundreds of thousands of dollars spent to attract visitors. He says current licensing controls traffic and prohibition would replace good governance with evils against Hawaii’s interests.
A courtesy note of warning quotes Henry Vollmer mayor of Davenport against prohibitory law. He condemns such legislation as harmful to public policy and good government. He cites experiences in Iowa and other states where prohibition raised evils and increased impurity. The message warns Hawaii that prohibition would bring similar harms and blight tourism.
New Orleans July 23 report says General Bonilla has sailed for Honduras with troops and a large shipment of arms and ammunition to overthrow Diaz.
Scattered games from off Kagehoo i League include Chicago and Boston trading scores as New York tops Philadelphia 9 3. Detroit edges Pittsburg 7 2 while Brooklyn and Cincinnati tie 2 2 and St Louis gains 2 2 against Philadelphia with Chicago posting 7 6 over Boston.
In Louisville on July a sensational disclosure revealed a million surplus from the Trust Company was stolen. Secretary Hopke faced questions as officials investigated the loss and its impact on the institution.
Bisbee Arizona July 23 a severe cloudburst washed through the town. Two federalized sections are reported missing. Buildings and bridges suffered extensive damage with estimated losses around 150000 dollars.
St. Clair Bidgood, longtime Hawaii resident and head of the new wallay HQ, warns that visitors may quit promotion efforts for tourists as Honolulu remains unable to supply cockiall. He cites nine years of catering experience and feedback from travelers about going elsewhere.
A voters notice urges citizens to make plans to vote next Tuesday, encouraging participation and turnout. the page header signals a continued discussion on Page 8. The fragment hints at local election guidance and civic engagement.
Joln Jorgensen-1 votes against prohibition with all opposed, signaling opposition. Nar is noted as the voting option.
Fragmentary and garbled OCR text references Edo Wot Netlove and Aquor traffic in a territory. Mentions authority and Wall of Wall Slebe Co. with unclear context. No coherent event or identifiable entities beyond disputed names and generic governance terms.
George Ay Brown, manager, comments on prohibition’s impact and recovery prospects. He notes extensive travels as a commercial agent in wet and dry districts and recalls Honolulu’s larger losses compared to other cities, describing a drunken man as an unusual sight.
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