29 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
1
In Lynchburg Virginia on June 29 Senator Daniel suffered a severe cerebral hemorrhage causing total paralysis. Efforts were underway to stabilize him and assess his condition as medical teams responded promptly to the critical event.
CAMBRIDGE Mass June 29 Harvard University today conferred the degree of LL D on J Pierpont Morgan Governor Hughes of New York and General Horace Porter.
At Annapolis on June 29 Morse and Thomas, two midshipmen, and Mrs. Joseph Bowyer drowned while bathing. This accident occurred during routine naval training and prompted swift rescue efforts, with details of their identities confirmed by naval authorities.
Washington June 22 The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled on several Pacific Coast cases after a long stay. Railroads along the Missouri River whose rates were cut have petitioned the United States Supreme Court for a rehearing of their cases.
Thirteen parcels covering 3 to 127 acres were sold by T Clive Linxles to Pi Pawlon Agricultural Company in Hilo for 16,070.40. The deal includes two larger lots valued near one hald of the total and the remainder priced at average per-acre amounts across the sale.
Two soldiers White and Tune were indicted by a territorial grand jury for alleged crimes involving women. The charges stem from events at a northern state location where the pair allegedly coerced a woman and engaged in illicit acts. The document outlines the indictment and legal proceedings against them.
In Como on June 26 Acting U S ambassador J G Laishman conveyed Charlton’s decision not to contest extradition to Italy. The case concerns the death of Charlton’s wife and initial murder suspicions have shifted as Charlton arrives in New York. Italian authorities reportedly sought his surrender.
A garbled historical note describes Upham of Ban Prateisen visiting Honolwin during a period tied to trade and printers. It mentions a Young Hotel stay, travel routes via Manchuria, and ties to Japan and China. The passage references the Horie Printer and local journal trade, with scattered names and places.
John Andrews was sentenced to ten years imprisonment as a minimum by Judge Cooner after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the first degree for killing Alex Garner with a rock. The incident occurred in county hospital shortly after the Grand Jury indicted him in June.
The city contemplates improving Fort street between Queen and Feretania as part of a paving ordinance. Pending bids and suppliers for paving materials are discussed, with the National Paying Brick Manufacturers Association providing data on brick cubes for paving. The Board of Supervisors plans to proceed and advertise for bids, inviting many local merchants to engage.
CHICAGO June 29 The case of Les O'Nei Browne charged with bribery in connection with Senator Lor Timer was discharged for failure to agree. At discharge the jury stood four to four in favor of conviction.
BEVERLY Mass June 20 President Taft who came here to aid his son Robert in a labor dispute will depart tomorrow to meet Colonel Roosevelt and discuss the matter amid Mounting public interest in the incident and its political implications.
National League games included Pittsburgh 2 over Cincinnati 6 and Boston 5 over Brooklyn 7 while New York 3 faced Philadelphia 2 St. Louis 2 challenged Chicago 1. American League sees Washington 1 over New York 2 Detroit 2 over Chicago 0 Cleveland 3 over St. Louis 4 Philadelphia 4 over Boston 6 in fifteen innings.
Special bulletin from Washington D C reports William Thompson of Nebraska named solicitor of the treasury after the resignation of O Connell. Ongoing changes in the Treasury Department follow the formal announcement. Dr Hyde, jailed in Kansas City for poisoning Millionaire Thomas Swope with typhoid bacteria, had his bid for a new trial denied.
The grand jury reported twenty four true bills and twenty one no bills after investigating forty matters, praised U S District Attorney and U S Marshal for cooperation, and noted discussions on permee omoyes Rumian ts and political corruption. The document also mentions obscene material sent via United States Malls and continuation on page 3.
The Sierra departs Devante Wharf around ten, drawing a large crowd including locals and rioters. The ship carries a sizable number of cabin passengers and a full crew. officials report preparations for the voyage and a lengthy embarkation, with attention on staff and amenities aboard.
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