23 Mar 1910
Page 1
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 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
1
In a collision today between an automobile and a street car Major General Bell ex chief of the aid staff was injured with several broken ribs the wife of Major Slocum who rode in the automobile was killed instantly the crash occurred in Washington D C during the mar 23 report
Pittsburgh March 23 A special pattern story notes twenty nine of the men who confessed guilt in connection with the hay per graft will receive immunity their testimony will be used to prosecute others in the case amid ongoing probes and legal actions.
Rear-Admiral Entwistle died after a long service beginning in 1861 with rapid rise through ranks. He participated in the Battle of Mantle under Admiral Dewey and received a Dewey medal for his conduct.
In an interview in the city, ArH Milly A. Litinporte recounts a decade on Nauru, noting a population decline from about 1800 to 1250 due to dysentery and hardship. Delaporte arrives aboard Timon Maru, quarantined for illness. he plans to return April 7. The island relies on phosphate wealth, with limited water sources and sparse wells.
A chaotic fragmentary report describes a Hawaii inquiry led by Territorial Auditor Fisher into shortages involving public employees and alleged malfeasance. The Grand Jury reviewed prior findings, noting new developments and a hurried departure of the auditor with hidden evidence, including three pole lines and wireless wires.
A man named John from the Colt era reports losing about 426000 tig pommanion to bunco artists. He describes being robbed by a hotel and boarding-house network, paying for hacks and a ship ticket, with $150 owed for hack hire. Police and an attorney are involved as the case heads to the police court.
Special Agent Steven and La 1 Pukhum run a campaign for Filipino labor in Hawaii. A reporter cites tensions over recruiting youths under 16 from Manila via labor agents. Governor Forbes warns Steven to curb recruitment while critics allege abuse and deception in the labor scheme.
Washington March 23 The Senate has passed the bill to authorize a lease on the Pribilof islands and to establish a closed season for fur seal taking. The action aims to regulate hunting and protect the fur seal population.
Persistent rumors of an Hawaii labor recruitment scheme spill into allegations of abducted workers. Investigations probe “Lite Brown Brothers” operations and a plan to ship laborers from Cebu to Hong Kong, with authorities seeking relief and public exposure of trafficking tactics. Continues on page 6.
Japanese Consul General Nagai of Ban Vranciore faces removal amid accusations of attempting to collect a 2 registration fee from Japanese residents. Reports claim Nagai suggested locals contribute to defray home government costs during registration, an idea not approved by the Mikado’s officials. The matter sparked debate over his authority as officials planned to discuss it openly.
An Organic Act amendment proposed by the House Territories Committee prompts strong reaction from Governor Frear. He says the change would place land administration under twenty five citizens and remove control from Territorial officials, a shift seen as drastic and potentially destabilizing government structure. Debate centers on how such a provision would function in practice and whether it reflects compromise with Washington insiders.
The Advertiser reports Senator Frank Harvey denied plans to run for Delegate to Congress on the Democratic ticket. He says he lacks funds for travel and expenses and will wait for public opinion and the territorial legislature’s actions on prohibition before deciding his position and backing. He reiterates support for Link McCandless as a Democratic candidate.
Willinny Vida Sam Apolions Georaw Kua and Kekipl were charged as a party to an illegal gambling game. They were found guilty in the District Court and sentenced under lower-court terms as upheld by the higher court, with jurors and judges noting sufficient evidence of a game involving money.
The Senate reported appropriation bills for the executive, legislative, and judicial departments totaling 34034557 dollars. The measure covers funding for the three branches and outlines the year’s budget priorities.
Daytona Fla March 23 Barney Oldfield, famed auto driver, set a new two mile record finishing in 55.87 seconds on the course today.
The House passed a bill authorizing appropriation for raising the battleship Maine sunk in Havana harbor, just before the declaration of war against Spain. The action comes from Washington, D. C. on March 23.
Beets, 5.12 carats, feature in San Francisco market notes dated March 24. The brief lists prices, rarity indicators, and previous quotations with brief notations on the sample’s analysis and trading context.
Special bulletin from Washington details Republicans naming for the new House rules committees. Representatives Dalgell, Smith, Fas, Longworth, Lawrence, and in are listed for leadership and committee assignments as part of the party's rules slate.
Vancouver dispatch reports the tug Arthur B foundered in a storm. Six crew members are feared dead, with rescue attempts ongoing. Local authorities warned of continued hazardous seas. The vessel’s fate followed a string of rough conditions and high winds.
Oxford defeated Cambridge in the barge race on the Thames by three and a half lengths. Time reported 2014.
New York officers report bail for Johnson set at 5000 dollars after he spent five hours in the Tombs awaiting funds. Authorities say the new amount satisfies the court requirement while defense counsel awaits further action.
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.