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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1910
Page
3
The report recalls a clash between President Theodore Roosevelt and the pope, with political figures including Connell noted. A statewide movement against the championing party and McCarthy era figures is described, hinting at the broader political impact and anticipated opposition.
A Civil War veteran and commander, Maj Gem of the Crna Acne, has died in Lewanon. The report traces his service with the Regutile and notes his role in the Tenner Wauh coat strike and related duties. This item appears in a broad war and defense era montage with other headlines.
In Tupplag New York May President Taft used a banquet to defend Secretary Ballinger amid criticism from Piiehat forces. Witnesses reported the President did not issue a direct statement but many left believing he implied misrepresentation of Ballinger’s position and blamed him for public controversy.
Thousands massed in the city for potential outbreak after May Day labor demonstrations. A major meeting of workers from the social factions convened amid fears of immediate unrest. Police and military contingents were reported ready to move quickly to any part of the city.
The article reports on a major aviation prize inquiry route from London to Manchester and Edinburgh, describing an appeal for entrants and high public interest. It notes a number of walkers have already shown interest and that the organizers expect a substantial prize pool, with a large audience following updates.
Royal engagement in Tokyo unites Prince Nobuko Fanil No Mi ya and Prince ABaki Wak amid imperial ceremony plan flagged for next day. Meanwhile New York notices the death of John Quincy Adams Wood American consul at Milan with earlier roles in academia and diplomacy.
Experts believe the decline has run its course as Cuban planters release only enough for immediate export. Raw sugar prices edge up with refiners cautioning buyers while Central American weather remains favorable for grinding and producers eye limited sales to nearby markets.
A garbled page segment lists events and notices with dates in May and late May, referencing meetings, court actions, and local ads. It mentions a Traf travel event, executive committee, and multiple listings for rooms, sales, and services, but specifics are obscured by messy OCR.
An advertisement testimonial touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for women during change of life and related symptoms. A grateful user from Columbus, Ohio credits the product with restoring health and strength after long illness and urges others to try it.
Repertoire updates include Mine Wall the wanderlily dancer and the eight piece Mild entertainment. Kerry's Tonovan and the Nine Heat troupe perform dramatic pieces and the Restoration era fare. The Melnotte sisters take a休 Vacation with Iva Alva featuring acrobatics. Sonny Canha’s orchestra provides musical support alongside vaudeville numbers and melodrama. The Santa Clara Juvenile Court case note concludes the page.
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