This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
1
March 4 reports a nationwide railway walkout becomes a citywide general strike after union committees reject management proposals. Employers and labor factions clash as the stoppage spreads, with every city industry anticipated to halt at midnight and core services potentially disrupted.
The Chinese Government recalls the Chinese Resident Assistant General at Tibet to inquire into the recent escape of the Del'atema, aiming to shed light on the incident and assess its implications.
The Pacific Coast and Western postal service report mails to Pacific areas will be delayed for several days due to severe landslides and washouts on the trans continental line. Railway and telegraph disruptions hinder normal service as crews work to clear the route and restore operations.
The Cebu GP Chenabel reports a hostile stance in Filipino and Spanish papers against recruiting laborers for Hawaiian plantations. They argue that although wages in Hawaii seem high, local costs reduce real pay. A Hawaii planter representative, D A Lever, gathered funds and invited a newpaper to cover the issue, with Steven extending the invitation at a banquet. Continued on Page 2.
A jumble of charges and missteps surrounds Deputy Jailer Jarrett Panese Collier and others as an internal investigation unfolds. Reports describe suspensions, delays, and alleged improper handling of a weapon and envelopes tied to a case, with officials noting ongoing police circumstantial review.
Severe storms are moving along the northwest coast and in the George area with weather authorities issuing alerts for winds and seas. No further details available in the readable fragment.
The wage dispute of Pere rail road switchmen centered in Chicago was submitted to an arbitration committee. The special bulletin from Chicago dated March 4 reports the case moving to formal mediation for settlement.
Beets won a San Francisco sprint event beating Bre Ms with a close score. The meet featured a fast pace and tight competition among top sprinters, highlighting Beets as the standout performer of the race.
The Hawaii Yacht Club board approved a transpacific race plan and a March 20 Pearl Harbor yacht cruise. Events include boat races between Heslant and Myrtle crews, a race between Sa Wrend, and a luou. Committee chair Valomer and members George Bmulthles L Beott and Delegate Kublow lead the effort for the pacific competition. Also, vegetable scale consignments were received by the Bureau of Agriculture and Forestry with pickup details at King Street office.
A royal business man from WW Bwaneen proposes Hawaii host an exhibition of flying machines by Bleriot and Farman. An expert aviator's study in France is planned with a return by April 1. Alternate plans include a detailed display of the machines and their design features at Honolua.
Reports from the city Health Board indicate a diphtheria outbreak among Russian immigrants at the Channel wharf. Two additional cases were confirmed this morning as physicians warned of further spread among laborers and city visitors frequenting the area. Public health officials debated quarantine and notification measures amid concern over the wharf’s crowded access.
Daniel Logi oedohe is named editor of the Hawaiian Star with duties as supervisor of Chey riot County Honolulu. Joka Woolley, famed editor, was mentioned as a potential editor but remains unconfirmed. The American schooner Muriel arrived from Honolulu at the port of Kata with a cargo of lumber and is listed in shipping news.
Thousand share lots sold as Hawaiian Commercial and other local stocks traded heavily in Honolulu. Dealers reported strong absorption of San Francisco offerings, with large transactions at 41 and 41.00, while several issues moved in sizable blocks with prices quoted around 30.20 to 107.50 and mixed activity across Mohokna, Oeho, and Clay and Melkyte blocks.
The article recounts Captain J. D. Philips and the Mawr Mabel Whinaited voyage history from Vancouver to Australian ports, noting a 1,140,000 mile tally across 70+ journeys and the Aorangi’s transfer to New Zealand Shipping. It highlights long service, Pacific crossings, and the ship’s aging yet sturdy record. It also covers a labor dispute in Hawaii involving Ruslan immigrants offered plantation work and the response from immigration officials.
Moliy showed a tendency to shade down on the fret offerings this morning, but strengthened from 7 to 7.125 on 4 tile of two hundred shares. The market is strong and with the possible exception of the prevent loadtery that have reached their probable limit, to due to still further advance under the influence of pros protive price average for the meAKON.
McCandless pays 20580 for property on the west side of Hotel Street near Nie wenn, including 82 feet frontage along Motel Street and 52 feet along Hotel Street. The deed transfers from Frances Mickertom to McCandless with two deeds covering adjoining frontages and the larger parcel.
A House Judiciary Committee hearing on the ship subsidy bill faced accusations of improper influence and possible manipulation to secure passage. Congressman Bleeneron of Minnesota charged that members of Congress were pressured to back the legislation, prompting questions about an imminent inquiry.
A garbled note appears to reference Ballinger in a letter by a Forester. The fragment hints at Ballinger’s involvement or knowledge tied to an act, as described in the alleged correspondence. The readable parts suggest Ballinger and Ballinger-related matter framed by a forester's account.
Confused market chatter and a wave of rumors cloud New York trading as investors weigh alleged large share movements and suspected ties to coal, oil, and shipping interests. Speculation centers on major operators and Washington policy signals influencing prices and sector confidence.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.