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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
1
A garbled 19th century missive requests delaying action on a murder case. The letter discusses the sheriff and the delivery of a sealed note, mentions trials and appeals, and urges patience until a forthcoming opportunity arrives. The writer, Hokumel for YokomaWa, signs off with regards and a plea to come back.
The text reports a trust deed revocation for Sumner trust with Johnson Sumer and Lane, referencing December 18 1908 and a registrar, with a substitute supervisor named ALY over lands in Kitb Toh Kapatut Kathy Kanwot. The 1908 deed's powers are revoked and the instrument voided.
President Taft's train reached Macon shortly after 1 am and he participated in early morning ceremonies. He delivered a speech urging southern unity among railroad stations and the administration aims to bring all divisions together in a cordial spirit as the train then moved on to Savannah, arriving there at 6 30 am.
A fragmentary report notes Russian progress and continued food provisions in the territory, with claims every pledged obligation met. It mentions a possible monthly payment schedule and a curiosity about the location of poutofies, plus a wish to invite friends in Harbin.
Sugar prices in San Francisco on November 4 show war notes at 68 analysis with a price of 11s 9d and parity at 440 cents. The previous quotation stood at 11s 6d, indicating a slight shift in the market.
A brief note reports a successful deal enabling express delivery free of charge after a Seattle fair featuring canned pineapples. The item emphasizes the public reception and the commerce resulting from the event.
A Honolulu advertisement urges customers to order a case of luscious fruit as a holiday gift. It notes shipping by any steamer and provides Island Fruit Co. address at 72 King Street and phone 15. The copy references pricing around $1.60 per cane and half a dozen tins.
A heated debate stalled work in the Senate over an amendment to the Organic Act introduced by Senator Cody. Majority opinion favored delaying further consideration until a special session, with President Smith supporting a limited scope. Knudson and others urged reference to the regular session, while the Ways and Means report on the Budget bills drew mixed reactions as lawmakers paused to study the issues.
The remains of Prince Ito were interred in Tokyo today with an elaborate Shinto ceremony. The funeral paid special respect to the distinguished leader and his work, reflecting the nation's reverence for his contributions.
The 1Kth Infantry band will perform at the Moana Hotel tonight in a program honoring officers and the indians on the beach. The Army band will provide thrash music in the evening with the Navy and Army officers in attendance.
The Senate confirmed a slate of appointments launched by Governor Frenr after a wide session adjournment. listed names include Tremetor David L. Conkling June 20 1968 Commissioner of Public Land Maratoa Campbell June 30 1906 Surveyor Maraton Campbell June 30 1909 Superintendent Winfred H. Babbill November 1 1900 Deputy Auditor George W. JH Ki November 1 1900 and others across Public Instruction Health Immigration and related offices with several dates in 1909. (Continued on Page 4)
Senator Coelho denounces colleagues for not passing his bill at the special session. He blames President Smith of the Health Board for conditions at the Loper Settlement and the handling of disease examinations. He questions plans to aid unemployed workers and critiques fees on flower and let sellers under the Usenne act amendment.
The House unanimously passes a concurrent resolution authorizing amendments to the Organic Act of the Territory. Key changes include funding provisions for homestead advances, authority to establish towns for natural resources development, and higher pay for lawmakers. Amendments also modify land lease details, remove certain penalties, and shorten privilege claim times for land and church occupancy.
New York nov 4 action by the National Geographical Society on the data presented by Commander Robert E Peary appears to spur Dr Cook into motion He states he is assembling his team but not whether his work will be ready before the next expedition deadline The report notes the dispute over who first discovered the Arctic coast.
Paris on November 4 reports a new accusation surfaced during the trial of Madame Steinheil for double murder. A stranger testified to being guilty, but police doubt the claim, suspecting a ploy to aid the accused woman’s release.
San Francisco results of the election show the cheap liquor license faction has won. The ballot measure reducing liquor license prices was approved by voters, signaling a more permissive stance on liquor in the city.
Enton New Jersey bulletin notes a national rubber industry consolidation with a proposed forty million dollar corporation. The move would bring together major rubber interests across the country under one organized entity.
The Kentucky state militia, called by the Governor to protect Mason County from mob action, reports the capture of the revolt leader and conspirators. Lieut. Tibaldos, who led the revolt, escaped earlier but was captured with followers and will be tried under naval law.
Reports from Washington say Nicaragua rebels are gaining ground as Zelaya advances. Dispatches from New Orleans confirm ongoing fighting for control of the government.
Shipping books for sale at the Balsent ailice listing inter island company R L offerings. Limited details read from the fragment.
Palm Cafe at the hotel near Union advertises the best meals in the city with a distinction in price between their good meals and the indifferent meals served elsewhere. The notice emphasizes value and quality in dining offerings.
San Francisco reports that federal officials consider a plan to reconstruct a million dollar causeway linking Vallejo town with the Mare Island naval station. The bulletin notes the proposal is under study and could affect regional transport to the naval facility.
New York report says the Atlantic liner Prince Joachim was robbed of $7,000 from a long vault during a sea voyage. Officers have no clue to the robbers and details remain scarce.
Fragmented notice describes a sail event at ten tomorrow with unclear details about locations and times. Mentions officers and bodies of an unspecified entity and possible ceremonial actions in the evening.
A fragment notes a package or letter prepared for mailing with a price point of 60 cents at Ball etin offer.
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