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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
1
The Legislature debates Wooley’s actions with sessions and votes on resolutions. Senate measures seek commissions to investigate homeland matters while House members clash over consent, with anti prohibition positions and procedural rules shaping the day’s sessions.
A local eatery touts itself as serving the best meals in the city while noting a clear distinction from lesser options offered elsewhere. The message emphasizes price and quality as the deciding factors between good meals and indifferent ones.
A Seattle fair drew attention with canned pineapples described as a “hit” in promotional coverage. The report notes a major deal closed enabling express delivery free of charges to customers.
A Hawaiian pineapple promotion invites orders for a case priced at $1.60. The Island Fruit Co. advertises shipment by any steamer and urges early placement of orders. Contact Island Fruit Co at 728 King Street, phone 15.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock a bazaar will be held at the Central Union church grounds. Pretty hems, fancy articles, gifts, curios, children's clothing, candy and assorted foods will be sold. Prices reasonable. Admission 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
Nov 5 report from Tung Fortimulee NE describes the heavy cruiser test of the North Dakota. A boiler tube failure interrupts the endurance run but the ship remains in the test. The article highlights the vessel as one of the world’s great battleships and notes continued testing advances.
Crosby is listed in Who's Who as an electrical engineer and explorer born in Danek toush, La. on April 21. He left West Point in 188 and served as an army engineer then became general superintendent at the Byraque Electric Ry and Motor Company, later held roles in General Electric. He traveled in Africa and Asia in 1900 and 1908 and authored several works.
The court appointed appraisers place the value of MM Cooke's estate at about three million dollars. The principal holding is in shares of the G M L with par value one hundred dollars per share. Appraiser notes each share valued roughly at one dollar and fifty four seven dollars.
Framingham Mass November 5 details show the town treasurer facing an indictment over a $300000 misappropriation case. Police and municipal officials are awaiting further court actions as investigators review accounts and transactions connected to the alleged funds theft.
Japanese trespassers were spotted at Diamond Head and photographed the battery before guards moved to detain them. Major Grae ordered capture under Houtenwnt, and the group was taken to the guard house for investigation while the film was seized.
A hail watch containing $25,000 in money orders was stolen at the place. No trace of the roll. AJR Traphagen of San Francisco has completed a tour of the islands and is returning to the count by the Manchuria.
A city committee proposed a new telephone franchise plan reducing dues and waiving permit fees for one year. The plan would have the Mutual Telephone Co pay 15 to 16 cents per foot for future extensions and remove free line requirements, with minutes to forward the communication to the company and await reply.
The campaign for Taft's second term began today with supporters gathered in the city as the President prepared to depart on a train for Charleston shortly after 1 PM.
Manila returns show six Nationalists, fifteen Toriei and five Independents elected to the Assembly. Nationalist gains reflect a strong pro independence trend with four provincial governors elected on platforms demanding immediate independence for the Philippines.
A Pacifi liner from Hongkong and Japanese ports was sighted off Harber's Point at two o'clock in the afternoon. The west is expected to come up to Hack Fold wharf around four o'clock, with Hack Tel & Company dispatching the reuse for San Francisco between ten and tomorrow morning.
A U S bulletin reports cholera has spread from Russia to Germany. Authorities vow strict screening to prevent importation via steamship routes into the United States.
James F. Morgan president of the Commerce Honolulu Chamber of was feted at a luncheon by California Promotion Committee members in San Francisco. The event occurred at Harber's Point at 2 p.m. with notable attendees and a focus on cooperation amid ongoing trade efforts.
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