10 May 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1910
Page
1
BERLIN May 10 The Roosevelt party arrived and were escorted to Potsdam where they stay at the Emperor William palace. Crowds gathered to see the former President but there were no extraordinary demonstrations.
Washington May 10 The House Committee on Insular Affairs has asked the War Department for information on the Friar lands in the Philippines regarding ownership status and possible government action. The inquiry seeks clarification of existing policy and potential steps by federal authorities.
London May 10 The British Cabinet is in session today to consider the political situation created by the death of King Edward and the succession of the son of King George to the throne. No intimation is given of cabinet opinions.
Lima reports active preparations for war with Ecuador with Biag 10 noting steps inland and on the coast, including troop movements and logistical readiness coordinated by Peruvian authorities.
Washington May 10 Judge William Chambers is named the third arbitrator joining two others in the ongoing railroad troubles. The appointment comes as part of the settlement talks.
A Minneapolis Journal clipping recounts Senator George P. Wilke returning from a winter visit near Hana. It discusses impressions of Hawaii's population mix, noting Chinese and other groups, and comments on racial types and heritage. The piece hints at regional views and ongoing debates about race and society.
The Portuguese cruiser San Gabriel arrives to a large welcoming crowd in Honolulu. A flotilla of launches carries notable citizens and family members as the ship anchors, while quarantine procedures and harbor officials oversee the ceremony. The San Gabriel, a 2904 horsepower, 17 knot displacement cruiser, has seen prior service and sails again to renew ties with Portugal. The scene includes cadets, petty officers, and a broad spectrum of locals celebrating the father land’s arrival.
Police and sheriffs press a nationwide dragnet for Grace, the escaped murderer. Authorities say Grace is known around waterfronts and by locals but has vanished with no sightings despite patrols and house-to-house searches. The case draws onlookers and unverified tips as investigators surround cement-lined blocks in a wide manhunt.
In a police court session this morning the case of Bam Pupult charged with bunco against W. Ramphoatit was heard. The auto sale involved a vehicle valued at $900 and a sale price of $1,350, with $900 paid to von Hamm Young by Pupult. The complainant claims the difference was kept by Pupilt and others. Clem K. Quinn defended, Charlen P. Chillingworth prosecuted. A bill of sale and a $700 receipt were produced, with remaining balance noted. The trial was postponed to the circuit court pending grand jury findings.
Tarn WGreW, son of Dr. shi Mik Merete, wed Miss Gramp in Longon in a ceremony noted for its cheerful letters and plans to establish a permanent home. Guests included family and staff with arrangements confirmed for a future move to London.
A garbled dialogue depicts a governor and reporter discussing whether a fine was remitted. The governor denies certainty, while others suggest possible instruction or delay, noting a prior claim that remittance had not occurred.
Two hundred and newly arrived Russians by Pasitie Mall river Mongolia were released from detention at Quaran Hne beled and loaded onto the Honeve barge for transfer to the Channel wharf. They, and their belongings, were taken to immigration for examination before return home. Three Wumiang from Alongolla showed chickenpox symptoms and are detained for several days as immigration completes investigations. The Mawail and Rigor Planters' Association may offer employment opportunities after migration.
Woolley aims to unite reformers for a single stance as probes of temperance split on a statewide prohibition measure. Advocates clash over whether to back a strict ban or a restrictive partial policy for the Territory, with July 26 as pivotal in shaping the vote.
Dr Victor G Colting led a bankruptcy petition accusing Jr Collins of owing creditors in London and listing liabilities including 1280.25 total debts and 12 400.74 secured claims. The court hearing is set for tomorrow morning before Judge Robertson in the Federal Court.
Federal jury returns verdict of guilty against Mary White for retailing liquor without paying special tax. Trial cites two casks of whiskey taken from a vehicle and sold to soldiers. testimony notes payment of $15 for a season of O. P. B. whiskey and a $1.50 charge, with the court assessing damages.
Fragmentary report notes immigrants tied to emery and Mongalia in flux, with some survivors released from quiting and crossing territory under Mesto American flag. Mention of Fuvinos heading to Planters estates and Wilts to the Wugar estates via earliest transport.
Governors in the United Binur discuss support for next year’s convention in January. Governor Frear and other state leaders weigh where the convention should be held, with Kentucky and Indiana among frontrunners and Roosevelt’s presidency guiding the process.
In a morning session Judge Cooper presided over multiple cases. Kun Poo Sing and Ho wae found guilty on charges. Chee Yung pleaded Not guilty to tar cony. others faced May 10 dates and sentences. A group of twenty eight automobile drivers were before the court. Nakamura and others charged with a warbling gum incident sought a new trial with attorney Lightfoot arguing for the accused.
Washington May 10 The Administration railroad bill passed the House by 200 to 126 with all Republicans and 14 Democrats voting yes. The court of commerce provision was retained despite Senate controversy and the House defeated the traffic agreement granting rail corporations stock in non competing firms.
Senator Perkins of California introduced a joint resolution in the Senate authorizing the President to invite all foreign nations to participate in the Panama Pacific San Francisco celebration planned for 1915 upon the opening of the Panama Canal.
Benn wins for Donau in a high profile derby at Louisville on May 10 as purse climbs to 20 625 dollars. Southern rhyte jay factors into the event with the purse update.
A terse San Francisco market note lists a sugar quotation with a May date and figures showing a slight uptick from prior quotes. The brief cites a few price points and notes a continuing trend in the commodity's movement.
The Hilo Railway faces questions on public funding and capital structure. Authorities consider increasing capital stock and issuing bonds to raise funds, with minority shareholders and local officials debating the plan and its impact on the community.
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