16 May 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1910
Page
1
The document records Holt answering questions about self incrimination and why he should not be punished for contempt of court. It references a grand jury, a jurisdictional caveat, and a motion continuation noted as continued on Page I. The text cites an affidavit and various court filings as part of the legal action.
In a jealous conflict at a Fort Street tenement above Vineyard, Yap Hew, janitor of the Bank of Hawaii, shot and killed a Hawaiian Chinese woman then wounded Goo Yuen before killing himself. The deceased and the woman’s body lie at the city morgue awaiting an inquest by Coroner Rowe. Goo Yuen survives with gunshot wounds and is hospitalized with a fair prognosis. The affair follows a tumultuous romance with Yap Hew and the woman, a divorced wife with ties to Amoy, China. Continues on Page 2.
A fragmentary item describes a young man named David Kahalowal and his alleged involvement with a wealthy merchant prince figure. Dinah, his longtime sweetheart, pleads amid a charged scene as the piece hints at a trial or confrontation. Continued on page 4.
The city director urges all residents not yet counted to report at the Capitol to ensure their inclusion before enumeration ends. The effort emphasizes that every person must be enrolled and counted to finalize the census process.
The daily big league scores are listed with American League games Benson 11 over Detroit 4 Philadelphia 6 over Chicago 1 Washington 3 over Cleveland 1 New York 5 over St Louis 3 National League Pittsburg 7 over Philadelphia 4 St Louis 4 over New York 2 Chicago 4 over Boston 8 Cincinnati 3 over Brooklyn 2.
Secretary Ballinger's office dismissed Kerby today relying on his affidavit as the latest flap in the President's letter dispute. The Interior Secretary wrote a strongly worded dismissal noting charges and criticisms of the handling.
In San Francisco on May 11 promoters could not agree on a referee. The private deadlock was resolved by appointing James J. Rickard as referee for the Jeffries Johnson bout, despite the agreement favoring promoter appointment if consensus failed.
In San Francisco on May 16 the State Circuit Court of Appeals convened to hear the case involving Oregon State matters. The hearing also mentions United States Senator B Hermann and Senator Mitchell among others in the complex fraud allegation.
In London on May 16 Col. Theodore Roosevelt was formally received by King George while accompanying the King to view the late King Edward VII's bier. Roosevelt comes as special ambassador to attend the funeral.
Washington May 16 The administration scored a victory over Senate insurgents as the fight to remove Commerce Court from the colon bill faltered. Insurgents had made this provision their target, facing a setback though it passed the House.
Amoy China May 16 official announcement states bubonic plague is epidemic in the city. The notice urges residents to save regrets of yesterday for tomorrow and seek precautions issued by authorities.
The Supreme Court this forenoon affirmed damages awarded in the lower court in a Palolo land dispute involving a homesteader and crop losses from a break in. The syllabus notes the October term decision in Loika Haul versus Palolo Land and Improvement Company Limited, sustaining the lower court finding.
Tax collectors report record receipts this month with a total near eighty seven thousand two hundred and fifty five dollars. The rush to pay first half year levies crowded the windows with Hawaiians, Japanese, whites and locals waiting in lines from six to twelve deep. The amount counted through last week and up to Saturday night signals a strong end to the grace period before penalties.
Special Bulletin from Bakersfield California says the Spreckels refinery burned today causing an estimated loss of $260,000. The fire occurred in the oil plant and authorities are assessing damage and fire response.
In Kansas City on May 16 a jury found the millionaire Hyde, Swope, and other family members guilty with a life imprisonment recommendation. The verdict followed a trial that had lasted into the month, with the jury citing strong doubt about guilt to avoid the extreme penalty.
Captain Barton is appointed engineer in chief of the United States Navy, chosen to lead engineering efforts and oversee Navy infrastructure and ships. The announcement elevates Barton to a senior naval rank and key administrative role guiding technical policy and modernization.
In Juneau Alaska on May 16 the whaler Sorenson was wrecked when a wounded whale charged the ship. Crew members escaped with their lives as the vessel was destroyed and the incident prompted rescue and salvage efforts.
The House of Representatives today sets a date for the inauguration event amid legislative wrangling. Detailing remains unclear, but the proceeding confirms the continued plan for a national ceremony in Washington D C with expected participants and formalities.
An earthquake tremor struck St Thomas today with no reports of serious damage.anon Danish we In dies notes the event as widespread but non destructive in scope and impact.
Market activity is thin with most prices drifting lower. Waialua holds at 189 after a last sale of 197, Oahu at 34.50, Honokaa 20, Olas 5.376, Hilo common 17 for 100 shares, Hawaiian Commercial 41.95, Kekaha 200, and other issues unchanged as taxes and excise duties affect accounting in low price conditions.
A Japanese named Kelas Rabu was brought in from Waineta on a petty theft charge. Mete notes colorfully the defaulter's action at a Tapanere town location. police bulletin details unclear.
Interview with Waianae plantation manager Meyer reveals opposition to strict Prohibition measures. He argues for measured controls under existing liquor laws with fair enforcement by commissioners and observers, noting potential adjustments to satisfy all sides. Continued on Page 4.
A morning meeting of Ilo Railroad Co. Ltd. block holders approved bond purchase of one million dollars and planned capital increase to four million one hundred fifty nine thousand. Directors to issue twenty one percent new shares by stock dividend, with remaining funds for expansion including Luz Paauhau and Hamakua lines and new track layouts.
Professor Ellerman, visiting for weeks, will lecture on Recent Applications to Our Knowledge of the Sun at McKinsey High School on Tuesday May 17 at 7 pm. The talk, illuminated by lantern slides, will cover his work with the Wilton Solar Observatory and comet studies. Admission is free and the public is invited. The sheriff warns we may pursue leads if a murder suspect is not captured, with a five hundred dollar reward discussed.
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