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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1910

Page

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Congress Probes Friar Lands by Philippine Government

The House of Representatives adopts a resolution by Congressman Martin to authorize a congressional investigation into the wire and disposition of Friar lands in the Philippines. The move follows charges that Sugar Trust interests and other capitalists acquired large land tracts improperly with government involvement.

Washington, D.C House of Remesentatives Martin Congress Sugar Trust Philippines

Airship Excursion Completes Four Hour Flight

DASSELDORF June 24 Chant Zenpelin piloted an airship for four hours carrying no passengers. The voyage was declared a complete success with no mishaps or issues reported during the entire trip.

Jackson's Manager Retains Control in Reno

John Johnson confirms that Flanagan will continue to handle his affairs as manager. A report that former manager Little would be reinstated is denied by Johnson, who remains in charge of boxing affairs in Reno.

Reno Nev Jack Johnson Flanagan Little Johnson

Check Forger 15 Arrested in Morning Court

Morning session at Police Court featured F. L. Woods charged with forgery. The alleged offense dated June 1 involved a bank check forged to obtain 40 from a saloon man who kept the cheque. Woods, once a saloon guest and associate of local men, was arrested after the saloon keeper witnessed endorsing and presenting the check. Bail set at 1000, no payment listed today.

F. L. Woods Theori Ie Wan Woode Hue Murtiny Stra Pontini Wwe Tal Wat

Indictment proceedings near at Feld Pike trial round

Morning grand jury proceedings at Feld Pike saw softened indictments and plans to present pernal reports. Court hears that additional warrants and indictments may be issued next week with estimates of seventy more items to be returned as investigations continue.

Feld Pik Rolestik

Land Board Votes to Award 24 Makie Homestead Lots

The Lind Homed board voted to award 24 Makie lots for homestead purposes at a morning meeting. Fourteen parcels would be sold by public auction under an allotment plan while the remainder would be under appraised value. Lots include parcels at Iwilei Fort and Ku Aie streets and a Makiki rear allotment. 24 lots in Makiki and several along Waikiki would be patent from the allotment plan. Eight weeks of advertisement preceded the action, with the period limited to ads for lots sought for homesteads.

Hanalild Makiki Iwilel Fort Ani Ku Poe Uatekwaia Kilawenatreetn Maki Waikiki Tthe

Residents Seek Royal School Street Close Today

Residents petitioned for a new street between Wyllie and Atewa in Alewa. A jury will review the proposal after property owners like D Fahy and Geo Kiltington voiced consent. The community expects a direct route parceling the area, with school term notes and local praise for teachers.

Royal School For New Street Alewa Hobert Toil Wyllie Litiha Street Atewa Ral Ptrwet Cpuvatni D. Fahy C. Geo Kilt da Teo McCuanutlens Boulette Hatha Kale

Declare Against was no No Interference Says Kennedy

General Manager J A Renney of Hicfitertet and Steam Navigation company appeared well pleased at Heeu at the attempt to heat the nation news of the femmnnity em pany of which he led the head Kennedy arrived by the Sierra this morning after a hasty trip to Washington where he spoke before various committees regarding interstate regulation The defeat of the amendment related to the House Net concerned interests before Congress Kennedy said there was no fear from this quarter and awaited further developments after his Washington visit.

J. A. Renney Hicfitertet and Steam Navigation Heeru Kennedy Sierra Washington Kea

Mysterious Letters Mention Prohibition and Committees

Fragmentary OCR notes reference a charter executive committee and prohibition clues. Names like Mens, districts, and groups such as AAU and committees appear amid garbled terms. The text hints at political action and organized groups without clear events or dates.

Irrigation Bill Agreement Reaches Conference on Army Engineers

Washington June 24 The conference committee reports agreement on the irrigation bill with a 20,000,000 appropriation for irrigation and reclamation work. The Senate retreats from opposition to exclusive use of army engineers in the projects.

Washington, D. C Senate Army

Daily Scores of Big Leagues Bulletin

In San Francisco on June 24 the St. Louis 5, Cleveland 2 and Chicago 4 4. National results show Philadelphia 4, Boston 6, Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 5, St. Louis 2, Cincinnati 4.

Francisco St. Louis Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia Boston Pittsburg Cincinnati Kiwan New York Hoxton Nationa Iheeare Chul Ohieran Pitsburg Brooklyn Benton

Sugar San Francisco Beets Analysis and Parity Mention

Sugar market notes reference beets with figures 88 and 149 across dates and a 5.1l line. The report hints at price parity and prior quotations while noting unrelated fragments about individuals and locations in Indiana and California.

San Francisco

Sierra liner brings hundreds of tourists to Honolulu

A Pacific liner Sierra arrives in Honolulu with about five hundred tourists from many states. Passengers, including Kamaylax and Fannie Pederrins, received quarantine checks as they were processed for travel to destinations across the United States. The ship sailed from San Francisco in five days and twenty hours, aiming to show a conservative image for public relations.

Kamaylax Hientnor United States Hawaii Pleasant Phe Sierra

Royal Dead Moved to New Mausoleum This Evening

Right at three o clock this evening the funeral procession will move the remains of the deceased Royal family from their present lodging to the recently built mausoleum. The Printers Kawanankok have just returned and expect other family members to arrive soon before the burial. Delegates from the family will attend and outsiders are warned to keep clear during the ceremonial moving and later observances.

Minde Comdy Baperintendsht Pullin Kawanankok

Court Convicts Opium Smoking Defendant in Open Court

An awkwardly transcribed report describes an opium smoking exhibition at Pollen Court. The defendant, Milverton or similar, faced an expert witness and was found guilty after testimony. The court scene closed with a plea or sentence pending.

Pollen Court Chillingworth Datense Milverton Claus

Senator Gore Reveals Bribe Offer Over Oklahoma Lands

WASLINGTON June 24 United States Senator Gore of Oklahoma disclosed he had been offered a bribe of 50000 to withdraw his support for the McMurry contracts tied to the sale of Indian lands in Oklahoma. The lands issue has long been debated as several interest groups seek favorable disposition and influence.

Waslington United States Gore Ohklahone Senate McMurry Oklahoma Congress

Funston Near Death in Leavenworth Alert

LEAVENWORTH June 2 General Pred Funston is critically ill at his home with heart trouble. General Fannion had supreme charge of Federal troops in San Francisco during the big earthquake trouble.

Leavenworth Raw Pred Funston Fannion San Francisco

Agreement Reached on Publicity Bill for Campaign Expenditures

In Washington on June 24 a tentative agreement was reached on a bill revising publicity requirements for political campaign expenditures. The measure aims to publish spending details after elections and increase transparency in campaign finance.

Washington, D.C

Irrigation bill deadlocked in Washington committee

Washington June 24. The irrigation bill committee is deadlocked and prospects for a law agreement seem unlikely. The stalled talks suggest containment of any immediate progress on irrigation legislation.

Washington, T. C Committee On

Soldier Draws Gun On Woman In Birthday Party Incident

A chaotic scene at a social gathering ends with a soldier drawing a pistol on a woman and the assailant being repelled by companions. Police report details are unclear due to damaged text but note the weapon was shown and the suspect fled, with witnesses describing a tense confrontation and the party proceeding afterward.

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