14 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
1
Aylett resists public hearing amid municipal graft allegations. He defies vows to reveal names, accuses opponents of political maneuvering, and demands a transparent inquiry. The meeting includes Mayor Fern, City and County officials, and representatives from the Fort Street contract case.
Local officials discuss bribery allegations involving Supervisor Aylett, Crawford, and others over a $1600 offer connected to a bitulithic paving project. Aylett vows to reveal the names of those who urged him to accept the bribe when he testifies before the Grand Jury, while investigations proceed and city attorneys outline steps to identify the informant.
Debates erupt as council members discuss bribery rumors tied to pavement contracts and city officials. Deputy Attorney Mil verton notes investigators may pursue charges while Aylett pushes for a public interview with his attorney. Witness Abla implicates Crawford in seeking influence over the Mulhall pavement vote. prosecutors consider leaving the matter to a grand jury. Continued on Page 2.
New York June 14 A European syndicate has purchased five million dollars of Southern Pacific bonds issued to reimburse the company for San Francisco term expenditures. The move strengthens general financial conditions and eases a market hurt by several large new securities issues.
Senate conference report on rail and Hawaii traffic issues is noted as the Matson line Wilhelmina faces engine trouble off the California coast. Reports describe repairs by Chief Engineer Barker and the ship arriving in port with passengers, cargo, and redeliveries while authorities weigh temporary fixes.
In Washington a joint action notes that corporation tax payments are delayed until the Supreme Court decides the constitutionality of the law. No further details are provided on parties or dates.
The Woollevites executive committee meets this afternoon in a private session at the Hale, delaying openings due to Premier talks. Reporters were barred from the room, with only a Bulletin representative admitted. Attending were J. G. Woolley, High Sheriff Henry, J. P. Cooke, and others, as they plan to gauge Hawaiians’ views on prohibition and potential party shifts.
Special Bulletin from San Francisco dated June 14 reports National League scores with Boston 0 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 9 Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 2 St Louis 0 New York 4 Chicago. American League results include St Louis 2 Philadelphia 7 Cleveland 6 Boston 6. Match called in the fourteenth inning due to darkness.
In Como Italy on June 14 officials report only the coat of Chariton the man who accompanied Mrs Castle has been recovered, with no sign yet of the rest of the party.
A fragmented discussion outlines views on allocatiung Pedprat taney for Hawail and the propriety of restraining settlement in color territories amid war. Mr Fitzgwralam refrains from defending or apologizing for the comptroller while noting doubt and potential agreement with the Interior Secretary. The piece hints at questions of constitutionality and urges consideration of opinions from the Attorney General. Mentions a jury tally and rapid transit and land company developments.
Police report a domestic incident with a man threatening his wife and discussing a revolver. In court, Akuna and others faced charges related to a shooting, with testimony about intent to harm and murder.
Great excitement grips Guthrie Ohio as residents oppose moving the State Capitol to Oklahoma City. The capital relocation was chosen by popular vote but is being contested, and until the challenge is resolved, Governor Haskell cannot remove state records from the Capitol.
June 14 reports say two hundred verst ons were drowned in the floods along the Ahr river. Entire villages were swept away as floodwaters rose, leaving extensive devastation.
A chaotic scene at Palace Hall described as an invasion as families seek birth registrations and immigration documents. Officials warned of delays and stressed delays may affect newly arriving residents and their eligibility for services.
Sugar San Francisco reports June Mo Beets with 66 analysis figures, 1444 value, and 16.060 reference. Details appear within a technical context, noting prior query details and data points in a statistical update. The item emphasizes numeric markers and a historical data series.
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