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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1910
Page
2
In a high stakes weekend tally the chaperone contest shows shifting leads across districts. Mire Slemeon steeply rises to second while Mes Moore holds top votes but trails earlier tallies. Subscriptions and votes drive final counts with premiums offered for workers and strict cutoffs May 28.
In a June meeting the Hilo fire department discussed Kamehameha Day celebrations and decided against a merchant subscription drive to fund a parade or transport for its members, leaving inquiries to the manager of the contest.
Washington May 15 President Taft met yesterday with key Republican Senators to seek a compromise with insurgents over Cannon Aldrich and Payne. If concessions undermine Cannon the split could end his speakership and shift Republican stance toward tariff reform and insurgent goals. The talks aim to win insurgents back to the party while avoiding a broader party split.
Nicholas Longworth denies letters claiming ex President Roosevelt endorses Taft and opposes Roosevelts 1912 run while confirming family ties and opinions on Patt. Roosevelt himself denies any political statements to the press. Meanwhile University of Washington wins the Pacific Intercollegiate title with Stanford setting a new pole vault American collegiate record.
Authorities plan crowd handling for Friday funeral day expected to draw about seven hundred thousand mourners. Security tight as city readies processions with troops and regulars deployed to Westminster for the rite.
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