04 May 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
1
Washington May 4 Vigorous effort to swing Senate votes for the administration continues. Report says forty three Republican Senators back the administration plan and hope to win over insurgents and Democrats to pass key measures. Court reports link arrests and pretrial cases involving Romanian and other defendants amid broader wartime politics.
May 4 report from York states the serious illness of witnesses may delay the prosecution of Secretary Heike of the Sugar Trust, who stands trial on alleged fraud tied to the American Sugar Refining Company.
An appropriation bill to raise the wreck of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor has gone to the President for his signature. The measure also provides for burying the disaster victims in Arlington National Cemetery.
Gen. Greene was rushed to a New York hospital May 4 and underwent a serious operation for otitis externa. The military command stated the procedure was delicate but completed successfully and the general is resting under care.
Society welcomed Grand Master Piercy at a 1810 era reception and dance on the Young Hotel roof garden. The event featured a massed grand master and lodge officers, two pavilions, orchestra, refreshments, and lively patronage as Howell tights and city crowds joined the formal occasion.
A military officer and a supposed skilled photographer were approached by a German agent offering large sums for photographs and maps of Corrigidor fortifications. The soldier agreed to proceed and a trap was set, with a Japanese participant joining the negotiations. The incident reveals a planning sequence involving espionage on Corregidor and a staged conclusion to be continued on Page 2.
Police officer Vieira’s alleged drunken remarks trigger a heated discussion during a city meeting. Officials scrutinize charges of intoxication and gambling ties as stock market concerns loom over rising prices and market fears.
Health and Sanitation Committee delivers ultimatum to Governor Frear as supervisors abstain from the quarrel over epidemic control. City and County officials insist the territorial government must fund care and prevention, while Mayor Frear calls for territorial responsibility for the Manchurian invasion crisis continuing in Part 4 alem wae ane that.
The Myrtle Shrine grand conclave ends as Nobles depart for home. Honolulu delegate James S. McCandless heads to Parkersburg West Virginia to visit his sister then to New York for niece Madge McCandless wedding to Hal Hepburn, nephew of a congressman, set for April 28.
In New York today refined sugar rose by ten cents amid trading activity. Prices moved higher on demand expectations and market optimism.
Governor Frear relayed a government inquiry on the Russian immigration issue after a cable from Interior Secretary Mallinger. Officials in Washington expected a formal statement, while Frear said the cable contents remained undisclosed and no new action was announced regarding quarantine at the Rawdon camp due to diphtheria concerns.
John H. Wilson road supervisor for Tremolily city faces criticism from Quinn, the road committee chair, who accuses Wilson of acting for personal gain and disobeying orders. A contentious city council meeting followed a sharp exchange, with Wilson describing a harsh, “vile” reply to a Sunday city table, prompting calls for restraint.
Tokieda, manager of the Yokohama Specie Bank branch, will resign to take a more lucrative post elsewhere. Akai, former manager, is slated to return. Telegraph and cable reports from editor Kimura and K. Yomamoto confirm the move. Tokieda may become treasurer for the local branch, with his Honolulu tenure earning him popularity among the White business community.
A portion of land near Kwawaloa in Kona district, Hawaii, has been condemned by the Pedera government for lighthouse construction. The action affects owner Joseph Whittraven and other holders of the $100 deeds, with compensation details to be determined.
ST. PAUL Minn May 4 Republicans won the municipal election. Keller the Republican candidate was elected by a plurality of 4916 votes.
A fragmentary note mentions beets and sugar, a SAN reference, and a series of numeric codes such as 4.28750 and 5.150. The text appears as stray calibration or test data with unclear context and no identifiable people or organizations.
In St Louis on May 4 President Taft spoke in a special bulletin about harbors and rivers policy. He said all projects in the Rivers and Harbors Bill should prove practicable and endorsed continuing conservation efforts.
King and Queen of Norway welcomed Col. Roosevelt and his family at the Christiania railway station on May 4 as the former president arrived in the capital during his royal reception tour.
May 4 report says Al banians occupy the Diakova town as Turkish forces incur heavy losses in the engagement. The action marks a bold advance amid ongoing hostilities and reshapes local control.
United States Army transport Lae Ken carries Field and Coast Artillery units back to the mainland after two years in the Philippines. The Logan sailed April 14 with a crew of about one thousand and twenty aboard, delivering a battalion and troops from Hig Pilot Battalion and Troops A and Hoof. The voyage included a stop at Mariveles for guard ton, and the ship faced a calm voyage with limited action as it neared its destination.
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