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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1910
Page
4
Philadelphia officials deny reports of a large strike and insist less than twenty thousand workers are involved. The city braces for a Federation of Labor meeting and police prepared for possible disturbances as court actions touch on ordinances about public nuisances and weapons like hatpins.
Cordelia Hoty kin dies in San Quentin prison as a man reported as a famed poisoner linked to a national crime wave. Hot Kin, once given life for lacing candy with poison, died amid questions about the extraordinary case and its path through the courts en route to execution.
A widely reported but unverified tale claims Philander C Knox Jr son of the Secretary of State wed Miss May Boiler in this city. The rumor notes Knox is a student and Boiler is employed by a department store, with both parties said to be young and in school.
Hankey Lillighan recovers after a fight with J P Cudahy over a compromising affair with his wife. Police report shows Cudahy staged the attack. Lillighan says he will not prosecute his assailant.
A lavish Golden Wedding reception honored Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Young for fifty years of marriage. The Young Hotel roof garden shimmered with hundreds of lights and floral arrangements as family and notable guests from Oakland San Francisco Los Angeles and Honolulu gathered. The couple led guests in a Mendelssohn wedding march exit amid applause and later received numerous prizes while guests including Dredge families and many local notables mingled and danced.
A five room cottage with free water and hen houses, a stable and well fenced yard. Includes improved adjoining land totaling five ranch units with a total price around 0.00.
The Alawka Yurkan Pacite Exposition directory in Seattle awarded Will J Cooper a diploma for services rendered. The ceremony featured directors J A Nadeau Henry Dosch and J B Chilberg, with Cooper returning from a four week volcano visit with his wife. He described the volcano as still active with many tourists visiting Ki Inuea, while weather remained exceptionally fine.
At the police court Judge Andraly presided with A M Brown prosecuting. Accused Kono a dxpanens was found guilty and fined 18 dollars for assaulting a boy who climbed a roof to call indwelling pot roosters. John Lanton, seen near Yayashen Hotel at 6 am, faced a minor calendar charge for letter writing, with six months to follow for the hotel route. Kum Foo Bung, complainant in a separate matter, and August Herring tied up a yearlong dispute over a mill or land issue. Chillingworth represents the Chinese defendant. the case heads to Circuit Court for trial.
Major Cree warns at Fort Rigen that the new Kalunk observatory risks ruined or thrown instruments if firing continues. He argues a safer arrangement is needed before further testing and notes current lines of sight may be unstable during routine operations.
A damaged excerpt discusses Uyeno visiting other islands amid wartime labor concerns and American-Japanese tensions. It references consular matters, wartime conditions, and cautions about morale and productivity, with cautions to persevere despite difficulties.
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