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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1909
Page
1
Republicans and Democrats prepare for a special session in Honolulu with lawmakers arriving from various locales. The main issue is action on the land law and possible amendments. Speaker Holstein supports a special session, while factional divisions and procedural questions linger ahead of the convening at 1 o'clock.
A Honolulu special caucus discussed the Organic Act proposals and land homestead amendments as Governor Frear and lawmakers briefed each other. Rumors swirled about opposition within the Senate, while Sheriff and police officials pursued charges against Welch linked to a local hotel incident. The Logan transport carries the Highteenth Regiment to the mainland, welcomed by old soldiers and awaiting a dancing welcome in Honolulu.
Jackson Ky Nov 1 state troops have been dispatched to Breathitt County to prevent election trouble. T C Daview accepted the chairmanship of the MC A building committee and Emick Atherton named the menner of the build.
Postmaster Pratt names Joseph Kubey as acting assistant to fill vacancy caused by resignation of Henry Brodek. Kubey previously served in the postal system before leaving to work in moving pictures. Pratt has made both decisions in the matter.
A Bramford Connecticut man, TC Goete, lies in state as authorities report a fatal vehicle incident. He is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of a woman struck by his car. The case is scheduled for court action this month.
Merchants in Pekin China report a growing boycott against Japanese goods. Chinese capital residents circulate protests and urge action to curb Japanese trade. The campaign reflects widespread anti Japanese sentiment and aims to pressure commerce and policy.
In Kobe Japan November 1 a general impression forms that Japan may retaliate after the Ito assassination. The Se is government’s control over Korea appears challenged by Ito’s death, suggesting a possible escalation in tensions between Korea and Japan.
Peary reached Washington with new evidence supporting his claim to the North Pole, intensifying a public dispute over whether Dr. Cook deserves recognition for the achievement.
Health officials report cholera cases across several islands in the group. Local teams mobilize sanitation measures and medical aid as authorities monitor spread and urge residents to seek care for symptoms.
March 1 report from a city branch line reveals a cave in near the main yard of the Southern Pacific railroad, killing a conductor and a brakeman. Other crew members escaped with injuries and narrow chances of survival.
Nov 1 reports from Md describe a Mach speed of 116 miles an hour achieved on an army field. Major Winslow received the aviator and the mounting work on the crewed aircraft, with a rapid advance toward readiness for action.
Report notes a building project running over two substantial sums as inspectors prepare to review the sensational declaration. The item hints at alleged waste and future actions, with officials scrutinizing the project and its expenditures.
A rebel confrontation story notes the Ton district with about 15,000 residents taking part in the action, forming a large civic turnout. The readable fragment suggests broad local involvement but lacks full context and specifics of the sides or outcome.
Delegation from the Me elation will confer with the Putiie Roads Committee of the Boar of Rap ervisers on the telephone matter. The ordinance was signed by the Mayor on October 26 and becomes law on that date until the court determines the matter. Prof. Gilmore will speak at 7 PM on moving proposals at mill. opposition to the milk and dairy ordinance is noted. A regular business caston by the U.S. Immigration rapidor demands the arrest of Rdltor Lo 8un of a Chinese daily paper. Washing authorities take notice. An internewspaper man reportedly published an editorial shield ing Keooins for their part in the sation of Prince Ito of Japan.
A morning meeting of the Ministerial Union at Central Union Church backed Wooley in the prohibition drive. Rev J J Jones was elected president for the next year after P J Horne resigned, and members pledged to write to Wooley and to senators and representatives. The group discussed a new Methodist church building costing about 350000, with a 900-seat auditorium and airy Sunday School rooms. The Red Cross would issue 100000 stamps to fund its work against consumption, described as the great scourge.
Tony Welanna, a young man involved in a bishop related crime, received a five year term in the county jail. The judge noted the defendant had shown penitence but remained firm on the harsh sentence. Local officials described the case as part of a broader history of church related offenses.
Officers of Admiral Sebree's squadron report cannibals on Admiralty Islands killed and ate two Englishmen and three Chinese during their stay. Authorities are expected to consider punishment for the tribes.
A party of Japanese commercial men touring the United States visited government departments in Washington today, meeting with officials and observing how federal agencies operate. The visit aimed to strengthen trade ties and promote mutual understanding between Japan and the United States.
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