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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1909
Page
1
President Taft cabled His Majesty in Washington offering congratulations and best wishes to King Edward on his sixty eighth birthday. The message was delivered among other congratulations from various dignitaries during the celebration.
In Atlanta on November 9, two world automobile records were set. Strang clocked one mile in 7.70 seconds and Aiken completed ten miles in 9.0241 minutes, drawing thousands who witnessed the remarkable speed feat amid high excitement.
The Bishop Estate seeks ownership of the former Pheu Hotel site in Lahaina Maui. The Territory argues the trustees of the Mahop al should hold the property while the Privy Council rejected earlier petitions from Princess Victoria Kamamulu. The case, known as the Petekana land claim, centers on historic rights and early private claims.
A London business delegation toured Melbourne as part of a broader Australian Commonwealth inspection. Led by Alfred Spleer, the Chamber of Commerce members inspected the city and key resources, aiming to secure authentic information. The party, including figures from Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide, plans onward travel to Crnaits after leaving Sydney in October.
Vancouver dispatch reports the steamer Dintrbater ashore in the Skeena river. It is believed to be a total loss with likely extensive damage and no immediate rescue details available.
President Taft during his stay in Wilmington on November 9 made a trip on the Frear river, described as a special bulletin from the city.
Thomas Prather former president of a local bank in Oakland surrendering to authorities on charges of misapplying funds. The report notes rumors of a Hawaii invitational marathon featuring Antone Kavo and Taukumoto as possible competitors.
A Honolulu Island Fruit Co. offer promises high grade Hawaiian pineapple in a case of half a dozen tins shipped free of charge by Wells Fargo Express. The promotion invites holiday gift orders by telephone from Seattle with delivery by any steamer.
The Lurline carried Honorary guests Mr and Mrs 18 D Tenney and Miss Wilhelmina Tenney from San Francisco to Newport News for the Wilhelmina launch. Rumors of a hundred Shriner excursionists aboard on maiden voyage to Honolulu were denied by Atty Shriners and Mr Tenney. The steamship awaits Honolulu maiden voyage in February.
The Board of Supervisors will not interfere with Mutual Telephone Company as conduits are laid. Work progresses rapidly and Treasurer Carter expects swift completion. A conduit includes police wires and free wires, with a possible underground transfer pending agreement and no anticipated litigation. Deputy Attorney Milverton has made his decision and the Merchants' Association awaits developments as supervisors lean toward arbitration to speed an automatic custem.
The Dowager Empress body cortege moved through Pekin on November 9 en route to the eastern tombs. The city wore mourning with special ceremonies and government troops escorted the procession.
A Kaunai report notes the Waimea mill has completed grinding for the season. Work is expected to resume within a few weeks as the Kinaw Wales Mil steamer brings 750 sacks of augur to Kanai.
Federal Judge Niles granted a temporary injunction on the action of Yaxco & Minis sipps Valley Railroad Co restraining the state railroad commission from enforcing the new rate on uncompressed cotton. The assessor warns that taxes due must be paid by the 15th to avoid a ten percent penalty.
The morning Exchange reports completion of a half million dollar sale in Alexander & Baldwin stock. Two hundred shares transferred, completing a final lot. Prices ranged with Oahu at 33, Board at 31, Walalua 12 1/2, Pioneer 185, McBryde 4.50, Ton Honokan 20, Hutchinson 17 1/2. San Francisco quotes lagged, with some offerings and transfers noted.
Lord Mayor Knill was inaugurated in London as a great concourse gathered with near music and waving flags. The document notes the eighteenth of the month as the last day for paying the second half of taxes.
Atlanta based Snecin Bulletin Cable reports a rider finished the 200 mile race in two hours, four minutes and seconds, with an impressive average speed. The brief notes the record but lacks complete details on the event and participants.
In Honolulu a dispute arises over Dr. O Day a tepid interview and his role in a ten patient examination. President Mott Smith warns the physician's claims could harm the Territory while the Board of Health considers the matter and its impact on public trust.
Final arrangements announced for the Shriners banquet to be held at the Young Hotel. Details provided include contact through the Bulletin office and telephone lines for inquiries.
Typhoon devastates Panay causing widespread destruction and homelessness. Thousands lose property and shelter as rescue efforts continue and relief supplies are organized for affected residents. Local officials coordinate aid and mobilize assistance for displaced families.
Covington Ky Nov 9 Latonia Latonia Racine Association has been indicted by a jury on a gambling charge.
Oakland dispatch reports Congressman English and former Prather of the Union National Bank indicted on misapplication of funds charges. Both released from custody under $5,000 bail.
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