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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
1
Republican insurgents and regular Republicans held a state convention here and nominated a complete state ticket with R. G. Vesey heading it for governor. The gathering, part of ongoing party activity, solidified leadership and platform direction amid intra party tensions.
Antone Soonbeck, a Pole arrested for allegedly robbing church poor boxes, faced court with an added charge of illegally on premises. Witnesses testified seeing him near Catholic Cathedral around noon, while others claimed boxes were moved to a vacant area. The proceedings continued as judges considered the new accusations.
A brief score note records a decisive contest where the Administration five faced a rival team, with results indicating a clear victory. The report lists key players and the final tally, reflecting a strong performance by the Administration squad.
A fragmented notice notes a favorable move on a report and bill in the Senate on March 11. It mentions John Washington and a financier involved in advancing the bill and a related compact or arrangement. The text is garbled but indicates legislative progress and approval context.
Territorial government bears heavy expense as 145 of 200 Russians in quarantine test positive for diphtheria. Physicians report many strong carriers, while antitoxin shipments from the mainland are awaited. Each patient costs from 50 to 1000 gold, with 230 using borrowed tents under Board of Health supervision at Quarantine Island.
A damaged OCR fragment references a review or inquiry related to Firn American Savings and Trust Co, with the address 4604 M. The readable portion suggests a financial matter or audit context involving the institution and a finder or reviewer.
Rumors swirl over Queen Lilluokalani's return to Honolulu aboard the Wilhelmina, possibly on the 18th, with detours via the Korea or late month arrival. Notables like private secretary John Aimoku and Col. Bam Parker rumored to accompany her. agent Col. Tauken offers cautious statements amid intense local interest.
The American-Hawaiian line reported growth in tonnage and service plans. General Agent Percy Morse at the port confirmed twenty-one freight and passenger cars in the current fleet. Freighters Georgian and Kentuchton, under construction at Philadelphia yards, are expected to join Atlantic trade.
A brief notice indicates Mrs Zeave will be a candidate. her name will appear on the official list of candidates. Details are fragmentary but confirm candidacy status and listing inclusion.
A. F. Examiner reports newly appointed Minister W. J. Calhowm will travel as passenger for the journey to China aboard the Tonya Maru, sailing from San Francisco on March 16. Mediation on the Mongolia was canceled. telegram instructions indicate further steps.
United States District Attorney Breckett contemplates forwarding the Grace murder case to the department for decision. Grace, who confessed to the Weichman Mahu and others killings, faces a possible second degree murder plea as the Justice division weighs a plow of guilty plea.
Reports describe a ring fraud where impostors posing as buyers offered fake gold wedding bands engraved with fake marriage dates and initials. An employee of the Jersey Island N. Company warned patrons, and a ring bought for a small sum proved worthless. Police or hotel staff noted suspicious handling but details remain unclear.
Convoluted OCR fragment notes influence of a manifesto on industrial plants aiming to block certain entries. Content is garbled and lacks clear entities or events to verify a concrete news item or proper names.
Plan discussed by Dole and Breckons indicates temporary vacancy in Hawaii during the summer as they depart to the East for official duties. The move aims to address duties and schedule disruptions within the United States department and to provide clarification on absence during the months ahead.
The article notes a surge in coastwise passenger demand ahead of a Hawaii visit, with ships like the Korea and Coasthouse liner unable to accommodate all applicants to San Francisco. Lurline plans to sail March 15, yet staterooms remain largely booked, highlighting persistent capacity limits and high interest in transpacific service.
The Sugar Review notes stronger Cuban sugar prices as demand rises and supply tightens. Rail and port logistics hinder movement, with six port receipts at 96 000 tons by Feb 15, up 91 000 from last year. Outport share slightly above 45 percent, while overall production pace accelerates despite congestion.
Reports say the freighter Tamon Mara Number remained off the harbor under quarantine due to an acute dysentery outbreak. Dr Ramus and two medics visiting the marooned vessel found crewmen under observation in improved condition and no immediate danger, as the quarantine continued to prevent further exposure.
Sailors John, Walker, and Nichols faced Judge Andrade and each received a thirty day sentence. They were passengers from an Ocean ice freighter and claimed they did not notice the ducks amid a tense scene as a detective intervened. The trio chose to stay aboard the ship despite quarantine station orders, facing delays in food and supplies.
Chief Engineer Davis of the Reclamation Service testified today before the Ballinger inquiry. He corroborated statements given previously by others and described direct evidence presented at the hearing, noting that the testimony did not attract sensational attention.
Fragmentary text notes Mexicans in New Mexico Territory will not vote on a new state question or governance proposal. The garbled OCR suggests voting rights or eligibility issues tied to territorial status and possible statehood discussions.
A chaotic scene on the exchange floor ends with Jean Patten, 90, ejected amid hooting and scuffles. Police intervene to separate the crowd as Patten is escorted away after the confrontation on the street outside.
San Francisco dateline notes routine numbers in a market page. Beets and ads show daily price quotes and reference codes 88 143 and 81 449. The brief item lists commodity figures and ad identifiers without further context.
A garbled late edition reports a horse rescue involving attorney Quin and a finder from Yostae stolid atticler. Quin returns home to discover the horse rig Abii appeared, with a woman who sought a room and noticed the event. The paper’s editor notes the Jotter soon recovered turnout.
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