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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1909
Page
1
The article recounts enthusiasm for a flying machine project led by Averyone Msn Tink Minalh and allies in Hilo and New York. Demonstrations influence supporters like Mr. Bernie and aviator Kearmer while debates focus on feasibility and funding.
Dr Victor Clark announced the appointment of Charter Dole of Kanal as district agent on the Gurdon teland under Dr Clark. Dole will carry writs and work under immediate direction, with delays anticipated in coinage and stationing. Metropolis Market reports mallard, sprig, and teal ducks in good condition.
Famous humorist Robt Burdette plans a December voyage to travel from the Pacific coast to the Orient after recent illness and rest at his summer home Ryentide. He has preached twice since recovering and expects to address Temple Baptist Church in Los Angeles before resuming public engagements with wife Mrs Burdette and Dr Burdette’s clerical duties.
Mainland points are reminded to send items to our office promptly so they can be forwarded in time for Christmas. Please ensure all entries arrive by the designated deadline to avoid delays.
Officials fear an epidemic as unsanitary Waipahu conditions threaten island health. President Mott-Smith and Honolulu Board of Health inspectors push for a stringent sanitation ordinance to curb typhoid after local authorities conclude existing laws cannot fully address Waipahu nuisances. Mayor Fern consults with Mott-Smith as supervisors discuss rapid enactment to protect surrounding area.
An opening night at a new dance hall on Kukulatroot near Nuw Ana, War, drew a large crowd. The floor was praised as excellent, the hall orderly, and music by Kawalhan Gloo Chih well received.
Cable desk reports from London that the budget crisis deepens as the House of Lords delays action. The Commons backs the budget, seen as favorable to radicals, triggering unrest across England and adding strain to the government.
Warships of the Atlantic fleet gather in Virginia on November 30 for naval maneuvers deemed of notable importance, signaling a major readiness exercise and possible strategic display for observers.
Washington district court grants a stay of sentence for Gompers and another individual while awaiting the Supreme Court decision. The delay permits the appeal to the United States Supreme Court to proceed without immediate imposition of penalties.
Dispatches to the State Department report President Zelaya willing to resign if Congress names a provisional successor. General Estrade leading the rebels rejects the proposal. The cruiser Buffalo arrived at Panama. Reports say French citizens were subjected to outrages by Micagu a la authorities.
Kaiser Wilhelm attended the Reischtag opening in Berlin and conducted the ceremony. His throne speech contained no sensational details.
Australians triumph in the final tennis games as international zone competition closes in Sydney with the California visitors. The event highlights the closing day results though the readable text ends abruptly describing players such as cLaughlin and others.
Nov 30 Abe Reuf, once convicted as a grafter and political boss, filed for bail in San Francisco. Court records show the former leader pursuing release while awaiting further proceedings.
The late Bishop Hendricka, born October 29, 149 in New York, died of cholera after years in the Roman Catholic church in the Philippines. He formed a wide circle of friends during his ministry and served at the cathedral in Cebu. The obituary notes his long tenure and personal connections in the church community.
Washington secretary of the Navy Meyer announced sweeping changes in navy management with full details to follow. Port Simon reports five men missing from the gunboat Marietta with no trace found to date.
SAN FRANCISCO November 30 Members of the Japanese Commercial Commission have sailed home via Honolulu after touring the country. Baron Eiichi Shibusawa sent a telegram to President Taft expressing appreciation for the courtesies shown during the trip. The delegation arrived in Seattle on September 1 and has been on the move since.
All on board the steamship Kisagara Maru perished when the vessel went down during a hurricane along the Japanese coast. Only twenty five bodies of passengers and crew have been recovered.
Rumors swirl around Bentley seeking to acquire pineapple interests as part of a wider investment. Shareholders hear of possible talks with the Pineapple Company stake, with observers noting potential expansion into related development projects and partnership moves across the fruit trade sector.
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