02 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1906
Page
1
W C Smith praises the opening Republican rally at Belaide r noting most attendees were orderly. He rejects critics and says it was the most successful meeting he has witnessed with only a few disorderly persons present.
Havana Oct 2 Cuban rebels disarm peacefully in the Margarines area as 480 marines stand ready at Enfuegos to quell any disturbance amid friction reports from the Marant ines and surrounding zones.
New Orleans La October 2 Forty four lighthouses were destroyed or seriously damaged by the recent storm along the Gulf Four lighthouse keepers were drowned.
The transport Texas and Sumner left today with 900 troops aboard for Cuban service. The cruiser Brooklyn sailed from Philadelphia with 400 marines hired for Cuba.
A Russian warship has captured and brought to Victoria three Japanese sealing schooners Taifuku Baisan and Teiyo after an encounter at Capper Island. The report from Victoria notes seizure of the vessels and detainment of the crew.
U S Judge Dole overrules demurrers in United States v Metropolitan Meat Company Hawaii case and gives twenty days to answer. The suit alleges a beef trust Monopoly in Honolulu with 75 percent stake and 90 percent of Territory beef supply, accusing price manipulation and restraint of trade. Prices have risen 25 to 50 percent since the combination formed, harming dealers and consumers.
An early political clash unfolds in a park setting as Vida makes a rally appearance. Spectators report the crowd reaction was mixed while Vida, described as a key figure, addressed the audience and was received with interest during the event.
Reports indicate Captain Slattery orders a temporary light at Makapou Point until the permanent beacon is completed. The New Land Light type will be visible from surrounding waters, with plans for the permanent light due after November. Local officials and charity groups plan campaign events and judge Dole’s court holds Anthony Richley and Lum Kam as bankrupt. Damon Jett visits Kinuu.
The transport Sheridan ran ashore to avoid capsizing as heavy swells raged near Pearl Harbor. In tow of the Iroquois she listed badly with cargo out of holds and heavy deck machinery making her top heavy. After drifting six miles toward the city, crews struggled as a near panic arose aboard. The ship was steered toward shore about three miles west of the harbor entrance as conditions worsened. Continued on Page 2.
A Fernandez won the Home Rule nomination for the Buyervisaral office in Oahu County. He faced Adams two years ago and competed against Harvey in the Democratic primary this year. The field includes Harris, Fernandes, and Harvey, signaling a lively supervisory contest for Large county.
Fernandes recalls a volatile party struggle as Harvey shifted from district to at large supervisorial run, derailing his bid and triggering a factional realignment. Home Rule leaders condemned the push and offered a new spot, forcing Fernandes to switch loyalties.
A special committee probing municipal payrolls and garnishments reports findings expected tonight. The probe targets county employee salaries and a $40 credit entry, with officials noting the garnishments affect many workers. County Auditor Mickuell’s records show forty-nine employees subjected to garnishment, including multiple cases managed by J. Launey, N. J. Peterson, W L. Peterson, Charles Mar Uu, Q. H. Harvey, and others.
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