30 May 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1910
Page
1
The Bulletin reports Miss Pangelinan surpassed one million votes to win the Hawaii pageant crown at the eight o’clock Saturday count. Her victory drew cheers from supporters and fellow contestants, with judges tallying the final results over two hours and a half.
In Ambridge on Memorial Day Cornell edged Harvard in rowing races by about half a boat length. The special bulletin reports a tight finish with both crews showing strong performance and rivalry renewed.
Mitt Angie Pangolinan leads with the largest vote in a District 1 fret trip. Chaperone trip goes to Mrs. C J Hoag after a strong showing at Pawnese Hospital. McCabe wins wrench trip as Emma Akami secures district travel honors. Ming Barat Cockett gains victory with the widest support among contestants amid party enthusiasm.
London May 30 Colonel Rome ler was guest of honor at a luncheon given by the Royal Geographical Society. Second only to Mr Roosevelt among the lions of the hour present was Commander Peary who had not only reached the North Pole but also took his ship Roosevelt farther north.
The body of eight year old Alma Kellner, missing since December, was found hidden in a Catholic school. The body shows signs of dismemberment, and authorities suspect murder after a long search by investigators.
Chicago May 30 State Senator Broderick who faced bribery charges tied to the Lorimer scandal surrendered and declared no connection with the affair. He made a full denial as investigations continue.
Two electric cars carrying picnic parties collided in Oakland California on May 30. One passenger was killed outright and forty four were seriously injured. Emergency crews responded and treated the injured at the scene and en route to hospitals.
A small memorial ceremony today drew a handful of veterans and mourners to the City of the Dena. They marched from the det lint to the cemetery, led by Marshal Kagar Rare, with Hawaiian guards and hospital corps in attendance. The solemn parade reflected a nation’s reverence as survivors paid tribute at the graves of fallen comrades.
A garbled report describes a China bound liner Mongolia arrival at a port this morning. An individual purchased a ticket to Japan at San Francisco and authorities investigated a possible theft on board. Detectives connected to the case reported a quarantine and a suspect in custody as the vessel neared Howell.
Manila May 30 Experts who examined the drydock Dewey believe it was not sunk by accident or carelessness. Valve damage is ruled out, implying the dock was acted on by a person or agent who sought its destruction.
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President Taft attended a city event today to review the Memories Day parade. The president's presence highlighted the day’s public observance and drew civilian crowds and local officials.
United States Senator Root of New York and former President Roosevelt met in London to discuss current affairs in a brief meeting. Their exchange touched on diplomatic issues and potential prospects for cooperation between the nations.
Washington May 10 Official dispatches from Nicaragua say fighting continues around Bluefields. Estrada's forces reportedly took about 200 prisoners with heavy losses for Mudra’s command. Officials expect the current standoff to decide control of the government.
Pinchot arrived in New York from rope where he went to confer with Roosevelts position on fata tics. No intimation was given about Roosevelt's stance or what Pinchot expects next.
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