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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
1
A 349000 ton shipment and related market projections dominate the sugar trade coverage. The Sugar Factors Company foresees further arrivals and production increases as plants resume grinding. Industry officials report wet conditions easing and mills ramping up ahead of the new campaign.
The Land Board meeting was postponed as members attended to other duties. Land Commissioner Caryhell has been busy with homestead land and applications arriving by mail, with cases pending for many months. A line formed outside the office for consultation and more land inquiries and quotas are being processed for future decisions.
In Honolulu Major Willhe and a Salvation Army party rode a train for over an hour to reach the Ewa Mill area. They met Kealen Thowerman and prepared to mobilize workers for the army campaign led by Hwa with a large open meeting near a church. The event featured a lantern light and a crowd shouting Everbody as pamphlets were prepared for distribution. Continued on Page 4.
Pacific Mall officers report Mongolia 15 sound as a dollar after going aground near Bhimiden, Jugin, during a July voyage. Cable dispatches from Honolulu claimed dramatic damage and detentions, but Mongolia officials insist no serious harm occurred. Continued details follow on Page 5.
New York July 29 Roosevelt plans show he has fixed dates for campaign stops He will speak for Sen Heveridee at Indianapolis on October 15 The insurgent platform and California tensions loom as Pinchot and Johnson spar with Kent and McKinley allies amid a wary Roosevelt stance
In Seward on July 20 a mystery bulletin reports that American geological expeditions attempted Mt McKinley under favorable conditions but failed to reach the summit and are returning. It notes a recent paper party expedition also failed and turned back days earlier.
In Madrid July 29 a rupture looms between King Alphonso's government and the Vatican as Don Jamie the Carlist pretender issues a manifesto vowing to lead Carlists. The political crisis intensifies amid church state tensions and potential succession upheaval.
Wider of the Russo-Chinese bank was captured after disappearing days ago. Authorities report six hundred thousand dollars of the bank's funds had been stolen, with the case centering on the New York incident dated July.
The Eldorado national forest is established by the government, creating a new reserve totaling about 808 910 acres of forest lands. The move increases protected public lands and may impact nearby communities and land use. It marks a major expansion of federal conservation efforts in the region.
The Wall Cup tennis tournament is postponed with a new start planned for Wednesday. The entry hook will close Monday at noon and later matches include comebacks and special fixtures among teams from Kwa plantation and Puinene.
An order to intercept the Honduran revolutionary expedition, recently sailed from Beles under General Bonilla, was reported, with authorities watching for decisive action.
Field engineers work on securing water in Mauuales Gulch. John T. McCrommen asserts confidence in completing the water supply soon, noting emphasis on tunnels and plant operations. Officials discuss the long effort and future delivery of water to the community.
A small boy was struck by a car driven by Mira, Win Hellbron, after a ball rolled into the street. The child jumped in front of the auto to retrieve it, was hit, and died shortly after at the hospital.
Government control of the wireless systems of the country has again been brought to the attention of the public, with discussions centering on nationalization and regulation of wireless communication. The article notes ongoing considerations in Washington and the potential impact on operators and users nationwide.
Special bulletin from San Francisco reports daily scores. In the American League Philadelphia defeated Washington 4 to 0 while Boston beat New York 3 to 1 and Chicago shut out Detroit 1 to 0. In the National League Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 3 to 2, Brooklyn won 5 to 4 against Philadelphia.
Sugar market update from San Francisco dated July 29 notes beets at 88 analysis with 14s 8d per par 5.15 and previous quotation listed as 14. The terse item records commodity pricing and par value.
Excerpt describes release on August 7 and ongoing agitation by Rumian workers on plantations. Notes three Hinelane prisoners and starvation protest. Mentions potential deportation impossibility for Yast Heit and partners. Ends with engagement news for Mr and Mrs C J Ludwigeen and Caleb Dhek.
A garbled 19th century note indicates an impending condemnation order as the Treasury Department debates increased expenditures and the use of funds for major construction. Letters from O Hart & Bon through George M. McClittvitt discuss delays, fear of Fort Street business disruption, and plans to acquire remaining Mahuke Block properties, with continuation promised on Page 5.
A chaotic report describes a ship, the Mongolia, docking at Ala Kea harbor amid Orientalis on deck. A Japanes e maiden and a Tokyo suitor Tokunaga figure in a local court case involving alleged forced affection and a divorce, with police summoned as tensions rise.
Over ten years Hawaii saw a fall in tax collection costs while total collections rose. In 1901 it cost 4.62 per cent to collect 100 dollars. by the following year the rate dropped further. The Treasurer Conkling notes continued reductions in collection costs amid higher revenue. For the year ending June 1900 the territorial treasury intake from taxes reached 92,728,050.04, drawn from real and personal property, inheritance tax, and other sources. Continued on page.
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