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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1910

Page

1

Board defies Mayor on paving contract contest

City and County Supervisors vote four to three against Mayor Keen over signature authority on a Warren Brothers paving proposal for Fort Street. The board, citing the Municipal Act and objections raised by the mayor, proceeds to consider the contract with Warren Brothers despite an injunction, while urged to delay by the mayor and city attorneys.

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Agitators Lose in Supreme Court Conviction Upheld

The Territorial Supreme Court upheld four Japanese defendants Makino Negoro Soga Tasake in a plantation strike case. The justices rejected writs of habeas corpus and ruled the defendants were lawfully convicted by a final indictment, citing prior Supreme Court findings.

Supreme Court Territorial Supreme Court Makino Negoro Soga Kratiads Otrauic

Chamber of Deputies Approves Franco American Tariff Terms

Paris March 29 The Chamber of Deputies approved the terms of the Franco American tariff agreement. The threat of an anti war crisis was averted as the pact was endorsed today.

Paris Chamber of Deputies

Bring Dead Victims Home for Burial Ordered

Washington government orders that the bodies of Charleston accident victims be brought home for burial. This directive specifies repatriation of all identified victims for final services.

Washington, D.C Charleston

Jeffries Arm Injury Rumor Rocks Boxing World

In Angeles on March 20 members of the boxing fraternity are excited by unconfirmed reports that James J. Jeffries broke his arm while in training and would cancel a July 4 championship bout. Previous bouts were postponed for injuries during training, though no confirmation yet.

Angeles Mar Ine James J. Jeffries Jeffries

Big Storm Threshes Salt Lake City

Severe storm on Great Salt Lake disrupts the Lucia cutoff pile bridge and a nearby line. Trains may be unable to cross as water and wind dash over the lake. All wires down near the lake.

Salt Lake City Great Salt Lake Auth Jenath Southern Pacific

Allds Convicted of Demanding Bribe in Legislature

Albany March 29 by forty to nine vote the State Center declared Senator Allds had demanded and taken a bribe as a former legislator. He resigned before expulsion, ending a sensational investigation that many expect to widen to look into bribery in general.

Albany N. Mar State Centre Today Allds

Stop Kissing By Ordinance Opens Public Debate

A garbled 19th century letter from Mayor Joseph J. Pern urges a public ordinance to curb kissing in shared spaces. The communication pressures the county board toward action, citing public decorum and safety concerns. Continued on Page

Joseph J. Pern

Eastern Review of Sugar Market

Eastern Review of sugar market notes Cuba and European demand, with revised Cuba intake from 1.6 million to 1.7 million tons and rival estimates for shipments. It cites receipts exports and stock figures, weekly production, and year over year changes, highlighting uneven trends and continued trade activity.

Willett & Gray Cuba Centrale Arinding Sockle

Roads to Receive Attention in May Work Plan

City road committee Chairman Quinn presented a May work schedule detailing progress on Teth Avenue to Mannalon Avenue and Palolo Valley improvements. The plan covers Nigann Avenue, Ke Worth Park, a short 100-foot segment from Gallek Avenue, and Anixhing Narohiav from Penel City to HN. Kipapa Guich work is to finish swiftly due to poor conditions and curbing traffic. Road work continues along the same lines for two months with improvements near Walmen.

Ely comMly Orden Quinn Coritive Manr Mn Teth Avenue Mannalon Avenue Palolo Ménou Valley Nigann Avenue Ke Wht Gallek Avenue Ty Be Caro Nltiee Penel City Walmen

Supreme Court Affects Betting Law And Tax Penalties

Supreme Court rules on a betting law from the Legislature regarding race track gambling. The decision clarifies the legality of oral bets and notes penalties for personal taxes including poll and school taxes unpaid before April 1.

Supreme Court

Compromise Is Russian Demand at Capitol Hearing

Russians crowded the Capitol hearing as Pereistrous and At Kimson faced misrepresentation charges. Officials including Governor Frear and the Territory’s Attorney General heard complaints through an interpreter, while Lightfoot represented the Russians. The session sought to reach a compromise, with many Russians eager to return to Russia rather than endure harsh conditions.

Kimson Frear Mitt Smth Lindsay Richard Ivern Territorial Board of Immigration Smail Lightfoot Rasa Pavelstrous Prac Pereletrous

Jury Acquits On Tai In United States Court

Jury in the United States Court returned a verdict of not guilty for Tai On Tai. Deliberations ended shortly before noon after a lengthy trial. Court notes indicate the jury had settled on a verdict by about one o clock. The report continues on page 3.

Tai United State Assainet Oy Tai Welock Fodat Fev

Night patrol nets four juvenile prowlers

Chief McDunne and his squad combed the town after reports of juvenile prowlers. Four youths were found loitering, detained briefly at the station, then warned about conduct in the city at night. A second incident on Hotel Street involved a youth resisting and a Japanese sounder. both were subdued and the older boy claimed family ties but denied other acts. The piece notes the “Cortew” law works and urges vigilance after hours.

McDuno Muylig Titevili Hotel Street McDuttie Burriot Tome Tir Wang Connaguetien Chiliven Art Kent

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