24 May 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1910
Page
1
In BLUEFIELDS Nicaragua on May 24 government forces attacked the Provisionals in entrenchments. The U S 5. Venus is landing troops to protect American property and non combatants.
Reports from Changsha describe anti foreign civil unrest with rioters burning a Lutheran church. The incident dated May 24 highlights ongoing tensions and property damage in the city as authorities respond to the disturbances.
Sugar and boots market snippets from Sugar 'n Francisco dated May 24 show Boots at 88 analysis with 16 percent parity around 5.210. Previous quotation noted as 1 0 S-4d.
At the police court this morning Kiona Bahra an Okinawa is tried on rape charges. Defense by Benator Chilling worthe and prosecution by A. M. Brown with County Attorney Cathcart. The hearing uses three languages with interpreters translating between English Okinawa Japanese and back. Proceedings progress slowly and may incur fines.
Stocks show renewed buying activity at lower levels with Oahu leading losses and minor trades in Kwa Ito and Olan. Oahu Railway and Wala lum traded with thin interest as market buyers wait on prices amid statewide stringency and cautious money market reports.
A message notes $500 received from Maui as a tip for the yacht Hawaii. Manager Frank Baldwin was tasked to handle the funds and their use. The donation is seen as a strong start toward securing needed capital and personnel for the Pacific race, with broader support anticipated if results remain satisfactory.
Horoluli merchants led by the Merotainte' Ameer Hon. Kee oppose Planters Ammunition on plantation food and clothing sales at cost. The Merchants' Association committee on trade and finance urges immediate action to pressure planters to abandon maintaining stores. The report notes cost price selling sparked by Rasalan Ann Eins and a compromise clause ratified by the Planters' Association.
The article describes a developing freight link between Southern California and Honolulu with Captain Frederick Miller praising local business support for the Alden Hesse. It notes plans to move operations to a new site, continued service between Honolulu and Long Beach, and a June dispatch of the Alden Hesse to Southern California with shipments including canned pineapples and rice. It also covers plans for a future trans-Pacific steamship line and related urban development, including site preparations on Foundry and Second streets and the eventual Carmelo Library site clearance.
John Roper of the Hawaiian News Co JL Cooper of the Clarion Clothing Store and Ray Irwin of Peacock & Co are named to act as final count committee and judges after the awarding of the tub. They will take charge of keys to the ballot box after the count, and hold the count Saturday evening. The result of the count was announced yesterday evening with details on page O.
John Wilson, Hololnh city overseer, faces a possible challenge as Damien Quinn emerges as a mayoral contender. Rumors say Quinn may seek the city’s roadway and bridge supervision, while Wilson defends his post amid criticisms of neglected highways.
In Cowes England on May 24 a collision between a bark and a steamer in the English Channel killed twenty people. The incident occurred as vessels collided amid calm seas with inquiries forthcoming. Local authorities reported the casualties and sailors feared more deaths could follow.
Seventeen people drowned when two lake steamers collided near Port Huron Michigan on May 24. The disaster lists extensive loss of life with survivors and authorities investigating the wreck.
The document outlines insurance coverage for loss or damage by fire and a special policy for automobile collision with moving or stationary objects plus liability for damage to others. It references Henry Waterhouse Trust Co as related entity in the policy context.
Woolley supporters halt plans to expand the Moana Hotel citing prohibition agitation led by John G. Woolley. Archibald Young says the project awaits plebiscite outcome and warns prohibition could kill the tourist trade.
Sir James Mills of the Union Steamship Company travels aboard the Canadian Australian liner Maweka to Honolulu and San Francisco, signaling a new freight and passenger alliance with Matson interests. In port, Campbell discusses water rate reforms tied to a new irrigation survey, aiming to align charges with lot area and use.
Paris May 24 An agreement has been signed by the Powers under which a loan is to be made to China for railroad construction. The loan totals thirty million dollars.
San Francisco May 24 Spreckels heirs John D and Adolph B contest the will of Claus Spreckels claiming they were omitted. Adolph Spreckels Jr says the father left them a portion of more than eleven million dollars as part of the estate, while Claus Spreckels had previously excluded them from the inheritance.
National and league scores listed with teams such as Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn St Louis and others. Results show varied outcomes with several midweek results and partial schedules noted.
By party lines the House passed an amendment to the sundry civil bill granting 250000 to fund tariff investigations in the United States and Europe. The move enables the President to secure detailed tariff data through extended inquiries.
Washington report notes a special subcommittee of the Judiciary Committee has begun a probe into alleged Governor tied relationships with certain interests and allied officials. The inquiry aims to uncover possible improper influence and improprieties within state leadership.
In Boston on March 24 the Unitarian group honored Taft, electing him to a leading position within the organization. The note, marked Special Bulletin Gable, records Taft's recognition by Unitarians and outlines the ceremony and its significance to the local community.
Queen Mother Alexandra received Special Ambassador Roosevelt today as a stork brings two boys to the county birth record. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Janay reportedly harmed three boys in a mishap, details unclear due to damaged text.
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