19 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1910
Page
1
The court heard questions about whether the defendant should be compelled to testify before the grand jury in a murder related property case. Judge Roberts expressed that a defendant’s prior statements should not force his current testimony and noted standards for admissibility and the need for a clear legal basis to compel evidence.
Reports from Hilo describe Mauna Kea placed under quarantine with naval and port authorities enforcing restrictions at the quarantine wharf. The ship and crew are processed, with quarantine officials overseeing safe clearance while port work continues and authorities coordinate with federal services for the Hawaii Territory.
In Washington on March 19 the insurgent Republicans won control of the Rules Committee fight, defeating the Bogulsy faction by a decisive vote. The scene showed rare party clashes as the House debated Cannon’s tenure and a proposed resignation motion, with 191 to 156 approving Norris resolution to limit the Rules Committee.
Edward J. LeBreton died in San Francisco today from apoplexy, according to city dispatches. The death announces a sudden end for the local resident with no immediate details provided.
Sugar San Francisco reports on beet analysis and prices with references to recent quotations. The text blends various market observations and recurring producer notes, noting parity and upcoming deliveries while mentioning several names and entities in a dense, OCR‑driven fragment.
Tokyo reports the government rejects any move to conclude an agreement with America for domination of the Orient or to secure open-door policy in China. Officials say such action is unnecessary and declined proposals.
Fragmentary report notes Judge Cowper expected to continue overseeing the Circuit Gaunt case. Mention of Hopkins assistant and pending decision on whether any change in the chamber will occur. War rhetoric and references to trial proceedings fill the hazy transcript.
A garbled report outlines a request for a brief grace period granted to a list of individuals and entities. The text references legal or ceremonial action, names, places, and dates in a historical newspaper style, though the OCR yields many unreadable sections.
A detailed, though fragmented, report describes a conference at the Capitol involving officials and attendants. The account references President Molestmiite, Hewett Morbatlitt, and various speakers, with mentions of military, health, and civic topics. The piece appears continued on page 4, signaling a multi‑page event summary.
A fragmented OCR style passage lists obscure terms and names such as Pete, Peele, Wit Thal venet, and Polenta, interspersed with stray phrases. It presents no coherent event but hints at varied items, places, and actions without clear connections. The piece appears as a garbled snippet from a broader page.
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