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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1910
Page
3
A fragmented notice lists shopping and business reminders, mentioning Metro P town and Delearewen commutes. It references Siremote plans and a Pay Ble elev scheme, with vague notes on retail events, names, prices, and locations in Monainte and Tunngervie.
Frederik Weed faces a charge tied to a complex plea and translation issues as court proceedings unfold. A jury or judge weighs statements amid multilingual declamations, with officials noting inconsistencies in the interpreted dialogue.
A Honolulu crime scene unfolded as two men and a woman were fatally shot during a confrontation at a Chinatown lodging house. Goo Yuet and Yup Heu exchanged shots after disputes over a former lover, with a bystander injured and the assailant later surrendering. The incident sparked a police investigation and raised concerns over public safety in the district.
A fragmented Pacific page lists scattered notices and advertisements. Names such as Al Bannon Srila Mike Mavon and Mrs H Bell appear beside trade items, legal notes, and society updates. The clippings reference estate matters, court petitions, prison reforms, and colonial era officials amid colorful local commerce and culture notes.
A chaotic incident at a busy station involved a baggage handler collapse and a run of misdirected chatter as emergency crews attended. Police later reported that a man identified as Castro suffered a serious leg injury, with witnesses recounting a sequence of alarms and delays before he was transported to Queen's Hospital for treatment.
In a tight race two weeks remain as voluntary subscriptions pour in and campaigns race to secure votes. Candidates scramble to rally support before Saturday May 2 as standings update on page 10.
William Mossi, a paid agent of the Prohibition league, returns from Kauai reporting two thirds of voters favor prohibition. He contradicts Mentor Putt child’s claim of anti prohibition support, says Kauai’s about 1000 voters lean Prohibition, Germans oppose it, Senator Patrohild misstated views, Wakehild dismissed as ignorant. He notes Molokat and Kaleo assist with the effort and will report to the Prohibition League today.
Louis Louie pleads for more time to prepare his defense as he and his attorney appear before Judge Andrade at police court. The case involves an alleged manslaughter or weapon-related charge against inspector Fennel, with further details pending.
Governor Frear and staff toured San Gabriel area last week with Captain Baston aboard the ship. The visit occurred during a national mourning period for King Edward, with officials noting delays in returning to official duties.
Widespread reports from Hilo this morning say Jack MePadden won the boxing match against De Mello on a foul. Observers disagreed on the foul, with some suggesting MePadden was hit low while others believed the referee erred. Crowd sentiment split as accounts varied and no official statement followed.
An arrest in Hawobury centers on smuggling opium from Asia and China white into the area. Kowly PF Ffevet, Mandeene Harry Gener, and related associates are charged with slave labor involvement and aiding the operation. The case proceeds to the Podern Court tomorrow with warrants and multiple defendants in custody.
Governor Walter P. Frear will review Kamehameha School cadets next Thursday at 4 pm at Awle Park, accompanied by U.S. Army officers from Fort Shafter. The Hawaiian band will parade, with a large crowd expected. Also invited are Kos Habib and other government officials.
Fragmentary shipping item mentions arrival expectations and various locations including Norfolk and Minnesota. OCR noise hinders clear facts but indicates daily arrivals and weekly schedule elements. The text references multiple place names and a shipment timeline around mid May.
Discussion outlines that a dam owner must use reasonable care to avoid injuring downstream water rights and to maintain the dam to prevent negligence. The court reviews trial findings and references multiple port and passenger movements, listing numerous individuals and ships in a broad maritime context.
In a Matson Navigation Company reorganization, Captain J D Green leaves Nevadan to command the vessel with Anderson taking over as master after arriving from San Francisco. Nevadan docked after delivering cargo including machinery and explosives with details on freight, passengers, and forthcoming sailings to San Francisco and other ports.
At Ania Park in MF a large crowd heard Kaniho and Poepoe discuss policy and prohibitions. Acenter official claimed efforts to misread Hawaiian law by delaying to align with the documents around tariff restrictions on imports and manufacturing.
The report states that personnel linked to the Is wodian Planters labor unit were assigned to support operations at a newly arrived contingent. The group traveled by Japanese route and is expected to relocate to a port facility amid unspecified transport arrangements. No officials connected to the Russians facilitated the new arrivals.
The article notes near completion of Honolulu census enumeration with about twenty five more residents to enroll to reach city totals. Dr Clark reports Hawaii work closed up well and boundaries extending from Waldine to Ewa will be announced. Governor Prosarhaw seeks Washington authority to release precinct counts within two weeks.
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