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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1909
Page
1
Report of Planters Association events notes papers on fertilization, lipids, and planation methods. Members visit Experiment Station and Forestry Department facilities, with remarks on eucalyptus varieties, tree history, and potential profitability of crops and timber.
Lord Thomas Lipton issued his fourth challenge to the New York Yacht Club for an American cup race. Details to be settled later with Lipton hoping terms favor cruising yachts over racing machines, aiming for a summer meeting.
New York November 17 report says the Federal Grand Jury returned indictments against several government weighers for involvement in the sugar frauds carried out against the government by agents of the Sugar Trust and their associates.
CHICAGO November 17 General Frederick Grant had a narrow escape from death today due to a fire at his home in the city.
Idzumo prepares for visitors with afternoon drills and a focus on lineup shifts. Captain Takeshita directs practice as Genunat Vyene and Genette UL coordinate defensive setup at the home facility ahead of Saturday's events.
Hawaiian Trust Co Ltd offers office space for rent at 923 Fort Street. Limited details provided, but listing promises no better option in the city.
A report claims Associate Justice Wilder plans to resign from the Territorial Supreme Court after year’s end. Governor Rem and others weigh the timing and succession, with Abe Lewis of Smith & Bowls favoring his appointment and Washington coordination noted. The move follows rumors of strategic considerations and potential public courtroom implications.
Report details the Hank of Hawall and the First National Bank in talks of merging. Officials state negotiations are ended and both banks remain independent, emphasizing friendly relations and community stability amid rumors of consolidation.
A cablegram from Washington reports Nicaraguan rebels have captured a steamship owned by the Bluefields Company, a key transporter of fruit, disrupting a major regional business. The seizure highlights unrest affecting commerce in Central America.
The American fleet now in Philippine waters conducted target practice off the Luzon coast as part of ongoing maneuvers. The exercises underscore a show of force and readiness in the Far East amid regional tensions.
Gif ford Pinchot denies writing to President Taft urging a clear stance in the Ballingtr controversy. The special bulletin from Washington dated November 17 reports his denial and stance amid ongoing discussions.
SACRAMENTO November 17 State Senator Emmons who was imprisoned at San Quentin for boodling has been released on parole.
Reports from Manila say Baranganian islanders offer to sell young girls for an ounce of opium. The same dispatch notes efforts to win a rival canal concession to the Panama project have been abandoned.
A fragment notes that dynamiters wrecked the Catholic church at Clinton on November 17, with limited readable details in the damaged text.
A fragment reports Irees pressing for a public thoroughfare through Pearl Harbor reservation. Admiral Rees informs County Supervisor of the need for a road to ease traffic, while the Road Committee notes the city and county may not have to approve the route immediately.
A festive cue highlights a new holiday feature at the University of Arizona. The message touts a pineapple themed gift as the season’s best in the world, presented as a cheerful example of holiday generosity.
Inquiries ask if all charges are paid at any Wells Fargo Express Office nationwide. The statement seeks confirmation of expense coverage across all U S locations. No further context provided.
News reports that the American Telephone & Telegraph Company and Western Union Telegraph Company plan a merger that would consolidate leading telephone and telegraph firms nationwide. The Postal Telegraph Company, aka Mackay system, stands as the principal stockholder in AT&T and has been Western Union’s main Gould-system rival.
Booker T. Washington leads a board that visited the President to seek backing for a national exposition in 1913. The exhibit would mark fifty years since the Civil War and celebrate African American advancement across progress arenas.
Fragmented notice reports Siale Fish placed on sale amid unclear text about health committee oversight and alleged practice issues. The readable parts mention inspection and potential continuation on page 4.
Fragmented OCR recounts several sugar crop movements by freighters, with American-Hawaiian Line routes and multiple ship schedule notes. The garbled text references ports, dates, and other line items, indicating a disrupted freight and processing timeline for the sugar harvest.
Maryville dispatch reports Rector Hathaway of St Pauls Episcopal Church died by suicide in Maryville today. The rector’s personal crisis led to his death by hanging, authorities said.
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