28 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1910
Page
1
Manila dispatch reports confirmation of a peacellent on board the cruiser Charleston. An explosion of a 1 inch gun tore the breech block across the deck, killing eight sailors and injuring several others.
Washington March 28 Maurice Thatcher of Kentucky was today nominated by the President for Panama Canal Commissioner.
Washington March 26 The Judiciary Committee reported favorably on the nominations by the President for new judges to the custome bench.
Lafayette Ind March 28 Congresaman E D Crumpacker was renominated by the Republican convention of his district today.
Congressman McLachlan of Southern California conferred with Secretary Dickinson to study using government transport ships for a Panama Pacific government line. The plan aims to operate ships and break the Pacific Mail monopoly.
A garbled report mentions Barney Joy and a Boston Nationals connection with references to Harney Fay and possible team money and training. The fragment hints at Joy awaiting a call or decision, with notes on joining or weighing options and potential changes involving another unnamed figure.
An injunction shields the city and county taxpayers from paying a contract to a paving firm. Mayor Fern and officials contend charter authority supports the stop, while Gilman and Warren represent the contractor. Court action seeks to halt expenditures until the case is resolved, with continued coverage promised.
Testimony in a Fort Shatter clothing theft case reveals Private Biby identified goods sold to On Tai by a soldier. The defense challenges intent and knowledge while Magoon faces allegations of possessing government property. The trial proceeds with cross examination and references to prior statements.
In a police court session eight defendants including Addie Canty faced charges related to alleged theft and conspiracy. The county attorney and defense counsel argued over evidence while a court official noted jurors would determine the outcome. The proceedings were continued to Page 2 for further details.
A muddled report describes a stowaway transfer aboard the steamer Korea bound for the Far East. Captain Kewindery and Captain dW Baanders Daw are named in connection with navigation and command aboard the voyage.
A joint resolution passed by the Senate proposes a plebiscite on prohibiting manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor in the Territory of Hawaii. It directs a special election to be held for registered electors to decide the question, with the governor authorized to order the election and the legislature to continue on page 4.
A garbled OCR segment claims a city post office was robbed of thirty thousand dollars and mentions a missing crew, with multiple illegible names and dates. The readable bits suggest a theft or cash loss event but lack verifiable details or clear attribution.
In a morning report the Teretariat Bowed of Immigration faced questions over deportation jurisdiction as Russians, freed and laboring in a camp, continued to work. The United States law restricts deportation to crimes, not refusals to work, leaving many cases unresolved amid political tension and debates on territorial authority.
Washington correspondent reports amendments by the House committee on Territories to land laws. Provisions strike sections re lands exchanges and leases, require two thirds board approval for certain transfers, set land sale and survey rules, and define commissioner duties to expedite surveys and openings for agricultural lands and homestead entries.
Senator Smoot introduced a bill to transfer all water power sites from the Nation to the States with a condition that the sites may not be sold. The measure aims to place ownership with the states while restricting dispossession by sale.
A large crowd gathered in a Budapest ballroom when a fire broke out causing 250 deaths. Panic and trampling followed as people attempted to escape, with many overwhelmed by the flames. The blaze disrupted the crowded venue, leaving survivors and authorities to assess the tragedy.
Ex president Roosevelt spoke on campus delivering an American themed address at Bevo University in Cairo Feypt on March 28.
Hampton Roads reports the Atlantic battleship fleet and its auxiliary vessels arrived today from the South where they conducted maneuvers and target practice in Cuban waters. Suva Fiji reports disastrous hurricanes sweeping the islands of this South Seas section with full damage details not yet learned.
Queen Lilivokalani returns to Hawaii as a historic column records weather and travel notes. The piece mentions Ward and notable figures along with scattered references to dates and events continued on Page 3.
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