17 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
1
Washington, D. C. March 17. The Democrats and Insurgent Republicans in the House scored two notable victories against the regular Republicans backing Speaker Cannon. The battle centered on census measures before the Pyne committee, with intense scenes and high tension as the insurgent bloc opposed the regulars.
In Washington on a date near April 17 1866 a Nebraska tester of the insurgent Republican movement introduced a resolution calling for the appointment of a new era and asserting the authority to oppose all committee assignments in the House as a power move against Speaker.
Odell of the Associated press begins an 800 mile nonstop run this afternoon at two o clock. All parts are tested and the engine aims to keep running while the car moves inland day and night. The Hudson Twenty chosen for the test is expected to perform well with the engine operating continuously. Obstacles delayed the start but only to delay the noon opening. The upcoming run draws great interest from auto enthusiasts.
A Chinese man Chew Tai arrived at the police station this morning seeking a warrant for Kahakaulla, accused of assault. Deputy Rowe heard conflicting accounts, with Chew Tai claiming egg and chicken disputes over backyard repairs led to a beating. The Hawian’s wound shows dried gore, while the deputy questioned the Chinese. The report notes a Mongolian-looks man and mentions plans to sail on the Wilhelmina tomorrow and other disputed details.
A San Francisco era style dispatch reports a labor union stance opposing coastwise policies and harbor tolls. It notes threats of retaliation against Japanese labor influence, mentions the Helmina wireless line and freight figures, and cites officials debating national guard calls and sugar industry tensions amid island interests and transportation costs.
Officer Thomas performed a brave feat this morning as two panicked horses bolted with a wagon. He rode alongside and swung a horn, guiding the team to a stop near the hotel. No one was harmed and the wagon belonged to the Aloha Building Co. The driver praised the officer's courage and skill.
President Taft addressed crowds in Chicago praising truthful reporting while condemning papers that misrepresent public affairs. He warned against bias and urged accuracy in journalism amid concerns over press distortions.
A fragmented article notes harmony among Hawaiian faiths on St Patrick’s Day, praising friendly ties between Irish and local communities. It mentions Colonel McCart on support and hints at celebrations or gatherings planned citywide, with continuation promised on another page.
A Wall Street style inquiry describes a bank led deal today involving the Judd Building and Mullins Corporation. Details mention assets, a partner named Cooke and a target stake in the Mullins trade stock amid corporate maneuvering.
Fragmented report notes awaiting results from a local event or competition in Dearborn. Names and places are partially legible, with references to organizers and a continuation on another page. Limited readable details suggest an ongoing coverage fragment.
The text presents a jumble of phrases and names including Alden Besse and scattered references to locations, people, and events. It reads like OCR garble from a newspaper page with multiple incomplete sentences and uncertain identifiers. No clear事件 or outcome is discernible, but mentions of trains and page continuation hint at a broader article.
The lease shows Canty and Cooke paying 430 dollars monthly for a new frontage on Comins block Fort and ster Chant streets. It records occupancy terms through a three year period with five months rent prepaid and notes Bureau of Conveyance recording.
A fragmented report describes the Wilhelmina ship and a related court action. Police proceedings occurred May 2, with the case moving toward resolution soon.
Japan will submit formal proposals to the United States outlining plans to guarantee open access to China and set terms for maintaining open door policy. The talks aim to define how Japan and the United States handle their influence in the region and nominate the Orient.
In Bogota on March 17, disturbances arose over a resumed American line operation. Authorities placed the American Legation under heavy guard to avert mob violence as tensions escalated among local groups and foreign representatives.
Fragmented reminiscence and notices from a crowded bulletin page. The text wanders through names, events, and daily notices, mentioning ships, venues, and farewells, with damaged OCR leaving many unreadable phrases and partial lines.
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