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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
1
In one precinct seventy nine voters expressed opinion on regulating hard liquor and prohibition policy. Most declared support for a prohibition law while opposing Woolley’s campaign and seeking an absolute ban. The article notes Woolley’s campaign faces strong opposition and political pressure within the city.
The article reports on wilful perjury charges tied to Lightfoot with remarks about McDame and Kellett. It notes jurors and witnesses, describes contested testimony, and cites a court reacting to alleged perjury. City and county attorney Cathy addressed the court amid heated remarks.
Comorth east of the Income tax funds noted as available for conservation work in the Agricultural Department of the Territorial College. Initial appropriation of 2100 made last November and 1600 more added recently by the commission with Governor approval. Funds will cover experimental dairy and poultry projects and building construction, with federal support for maintenance once ready.
The Moanin Hotel hosts a dance for officers and townsfolk with Hawaiian style music and a vigil styled program. Attendees include members of the army navy and local residents. The event promises extended festivities and transport arrangements for attendees.
Governor Frear stated a proclamation is anticipated soon regarding the July 26 vote. The draft has minor wording changes but the format is expected to be finalized within a couple of weeks.
Pottage of a Japanese fishing concern reports formation with capital stock of 106,000 dollars, later increased to 250,000. All stock reportedly subscribed and taken up. Company to be known as Pelle Wabling Company, Hong Kong?
Berlin May 12 Col Roosevelt spoke before the University of Berlin on The World Movement in the presence of the Emperor and Empress and numerous dignitaries. He delivered the longest address since returning from Africa, reviewing civilization’s advance and questioning the future of imperial power amid a rapidly moving world. The speech touched on race and progress, urging courage and unity to secure a future of strength.
San Francisco May 12 report lists today’s American League results with Boston, St Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, New York, Detroit scores and postponed games. National League scores include Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, Pittsburg, Brooklyn, St Louis with a twelve inning Brooklyn tally.
Rafael Cahill presided as major official of Flannery where allegations of corrupt methods in poolroom swindles were examined. The jury’s verdict or findings followed a Cahill led inquiry in May.
W Cooper Morris was today convicted in Portland of embettlement involving seventy five thousand dollars. The trial followed accusations of misused funds and improper accounting, with prosecutors alleging deliberate scheme to divert money from a public project. The verdict hinges on the interpretation of intent and the handling of transfers between accounts.
A Washington report notes the Senate moves to fund light projects with a $2,500,000 allocation. The action follows past house debates as lawmakers seek clearer energy and infrastructure support.
Sugar trading notes from San Francisco dated May 12 show quoted futures and spot levels. Beet prices and parities are listed alongside prior quotations and daily analyses for several contracts.
Publication notes a detained vessel Grace and related shipments to Oriental ports. Mentioned are Mur durer Anderson Grane and Hart machinery bound for plantations. The text references Niljats Marawan and port Rene with cargo aboard, amid ambiguous dates.
A public gathering planned by Warrington business leaders and the Chamber of Commerce signals a united protest. The Mor tern community association notes dockyard concerns and reflects public opinion on territory issues, while President Morgan of the Charles of Commerce cautions about prior warnings.
New York May 12 The bate Yeshiy Florida, a new Dreadnought type warship, was successfully launched today with a fitting ceremony.
A civic celebration is planned for San Gabriel officers amid mourning for King Kuwait. A grand nocturnal reception and banquet are slated at Linedtona Hall, with Consul-General Canavarne organizing the feast. Officials from the Say Galeint and Governor Peparyenter Captaie Pintotmate are noted in the arrangements.
The morning show featured Halley’s Comet with a long line of pines framing the display as astronomers prepare for two months of observation. Onboard the Alene arriving tomorrow are Professor MC and assistant BF, headed from Olle State University to view the transit. Nine Chinese gamblers appeared in court but the case was postponed to May 15 on attorney FL Chuineworth’s request.
The article reports planters preparing for labor shifts, with Meade and Babbitt overseeing exactions and assignments to inland tea estates. It notes arrival of workers by rail, transfers to Walalua, and ongoing arrangements for labor placement and logistics on various plantations.
Fragmentary maritime notes indicate wireless transmissions received by agents trode BB Sterna and MAC Ben May 16 110 citing weather and tar conditions. It notes plans for Teun to be off port early Friday forming a windward forecast with a likely schedule and location details.
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