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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1909
Page
1
Mehmed Reshad Effendi receives the title of Sultan of Turkey in a formal ceremony. The Sword ceremony was conducted in the Mosque of Ayoub, after which the new Sultan, Mehed Yard, took possession of the Empire amid public uplift.
Mercer Pa May 10 A man named Boyle convicted of kidnapping Willie Whitla and holding him for a high ransom was today sentenced to life imprisonment His wife received twenty five years The severity of the sentence surprised the two culprits who collapsed in court when pronounced
Fifteen hundred Japanese plantation workers quit work on a Saturday shift amid rising tensions. They presented no demands and stated they simply quit, and plan to submit their desires to plantation management. Harvesting slowed, though other workers continued to operate. The High Wage Association announced self issued statements, while a Kanal delegation pressed lawmakers. The governor indicated no veto on the issue, and debates continued as readers awaited page 3.
Washington dispatch reports an official inquiry into an alleged assault linked to a death case. The morning scene described as chaotic with investigative activity, while authorities deny foul play and indicate standard procedures. Continued details expected on Page 4.
President Mere Smith at the Hamed with Hewith agency faces scrutiny as boards seek conformity to new health regulations. A committee issued to Jd. Michiatell as Plumbing and Sanitary Inspector in City and County of Hanotde and the Territory clarifies authority to avert any doubt about enforcement power.
A early morning report from Lane notes the passing of Hon. H. Le Holstein of Hawaii, with his unnamed wife and the late Legislature referenced. The document mentions the Speaker being called Donic by his friends, reflecting era slang and a contested ban context.
Thieves smashed in a Berm and Toss curio shop on Sunday, making off with Hane and other valuables. About $15 in total value missing. Intruder entered using a key, left show case doors open, and locked the door after departure. Police trail leads toward the thief.
Mivx Katherine Stith daughter of the Honorable and Mrs Willan Aiolih will wed in a quiet ceremony on Nawaya avenue with close relatives and immediate friends attending. The groom hails from Maui and the union links two of the Territory’s best known families as preparations unfold.
The message asserts reliability and public confidence in the Territorial Messenger Service, urging trust in their couriers and availability for errands, with contact by phone 361 for service.
A $40,000 improvised hospital project was announced by the President in the morning session of the Board of Health. Plans call for the new hospital to be built on land previously occupied by the receiving station, adjacent to the existing facilities. The board authorized renewal of the lease from SM Damon, principal landowner, to enable construction and site consolidation.
Reported controversy over the Molokai leper settlement film and whether Governor Frear approves public exhibition. Chamber of Commerce views no suppression action taken. Also notice of charter amendment to rename Chang Choe Market Ltd to Lahaina Market with capital increase.
The Republican Territorial Central Committee meets to consider J J Crate and J J Carden for licenses and immigration posts. Carden already serves on the Board and is certified for a likely appointment. Crate, a former member of the Harm Committee, is not reappointed. The body approves the Governor’s submitted names, with no opposition. Governor Frear had said no appointments yet, but it is unlikely he will delay both Craig and Doreen much longer.
President Taft sends a special message urged Congress to pass legislation to improve conditions in the Philippines. A tariff schedule for the Philippines was introduced in the House of Representatives concurrent with the message.
A fragmented Alameda report notes a Sunday evening signal drift near a four wireline antenna and a hopeful tone about weather conditions. The unreadable OCR suggests a short exchange involving a person named Bonabolt and possible references to Honoria and Atm.
The Board of Health announces that all applications for permits to access the Visitors' House at the Kalihi Station must be in writing, stating reasons and sent to the Front Desk during office hours. Applications require written consent and must include the applicant’s address. The five-masted schooner Whitemarton, Captain Horses, will sail for the count tomorrow or Wednesday after finishing its final load of timber.
The President appointed Henry Connor, a Democrat, as United States District Judge for North Carolina in a move seen as aimed at peeling away solid south support from the Republican party amid charges of racism. Connor's selection signals an effort to win over Southern Democrats wary of Republican backing for civil rights policy.
MARBI East Africa May 10 Col Roosevelt reports killing his first rhinoceros during a safari. The expedition underscores ongoing hunting efforts and colonial era wildlife ventures led by the American figure.
The squadron of Japanese training ships commanded by Admiral Iehi left San Francisco port today bound for Esquimalt. This marks a diplomatic and naval movement as the fleet proceeds along the Pacific coast.
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