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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
3
A fragmented report notes Hawaii declares Lane victory in a territorial matter. The text cites the American Territory Act and references the people expressing derision and support for a legislative element. It emphasizes majority will and public welfare as guiding principles.
Frear discusses prohibition in the Territory, noting mixed support among voters. Governor Frear, Honesty Mott-Rmh, and Attorney General Lindsay comment on anticipated turnout and possible shifts toward stricter liquor regulation or continued prohibition under upcoming amendments.
Federal Court held a short session then adjourned with the next action scheduled. The case involves Kondo, a bankrupt, with secured and unsecured debts, including a mortgage and other liabilities. Haste to the court notes liabilities at 2201.96 and claims 1003.07 in unsecured paper against Kondo.
A garbled Cleveland report describes a chaotic event with mentions of travelers and shipments. Names and places are unclear, but references to a lunar revelry, a train or sea delivery, and legal or militant terms appear amid scattered numbers and dates.
Stock market movement outlines varied activity across precincts and districts with references to bets on stocks, steamship arrivals, and port conditions. The report notes Prohibition influence on trading, mentions specific stock quotes and prices, and records a large block sale amid fluctuating values near coastal port entries and international arrivals.
A jumble of notices and local items mentions court actions, custody rulings, a liquor license or wage note, and business updates in Hilo. It notes Nettie Hailey gaining custody of two children, a Benoktone Coating sale starting Monday, and a hotel front renovation at the Hilo Hotel with staff changes.
The Bulletin reports a strong anti prohibition majority across Hawaii island precincts with crowds on King Street, amid scattered pictures and banners. Officials warn full returns may take days, while early wireless notes suggest mixed results, delaying final tally.
Election day reports show precincts registering voters amid busy ballot work. Prohibition supporters celebrate a 32 to 45 margin in Koolaupoko and a strong turnout at Kahuku with 46 votes for prohibition. Victory cheers echo across Valle and Wootleyton as results firm up.
A Marine court martial convened at Camp Very to hear charges against Lieutenant Burchfield. The panel includes Captain Marix and Captains Laws Roberts and Ramsay. Numerous witnesses are listed, with a wide roll from police officials to civilian clerks in Seattle and San Francisco, as testimony unfolds.
Fragmentary shipping note lists vessels and routes from Honolulu to Manila via San Francisco and Seattle. Mentions schooner Ww bound for Manila and a steamer Clausline loading railway material for California, with departures around July and June dates.
Maritime notes from Honolulu report decline in port craft with Alden Besse ship taking scrap cargo and Mawattan products bound for Southern California. Wireless buoys log inbound ships Mongolia and Tenyo Maru, plus Marama sighting. Sierra arrives in San Francisco ahead of Wilhelmina, while Dix transport moves for repairs. Cluv id transports passengers through harbor, with arrivals from Kauai ports and freight lists highlighting mixed goods and weather.
Vernon Tinker, a Midway Midway partner at the cable plant, fell from a jetty while diving and struck his head on the bottom. He remained conscious briefly, then became paralyzed and died at 2:86 am. He was 18, well liked, and mourned by his employer and colleagues. Funeral services to be held at Midway with company attendance.
In Honolulu a large turnout of over fifty Hawaiian applicants gathered at the Office of Commissioner of Land to seek homesteads on Oahu and other islands. The crowd demonstrated broad interest in land allotments, signaling government open to expanding homesteading across the Territory.
The extra edition from the island presses reports a decisive defeat of prohibition forces by more than three to one. Crowds thronged downtown areas as papers arrived from Oahu and Hawaii, Molokai, Maui, and Kauai.
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