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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1909
Page
1
Governor Frear backs an Organic Act amendment to address land questions in the Territory of Hawaii. The plan proposes alien ownership limits and a canal channel to steer land to a corporation for cultivation by aliens. Debate centers on who benefits and how it affects the delegate and local salaries.
A prominent Wurth Dintrlet man led a tumultuous Holletin gathering as a group of six reorganizers sought to redefine the Republican party. Lorin Andrews and D Le Conkling attended, with Crawford and other officials naming a Provisional Committee to oversee the reform. The plan, halted by unresolved questions, centers on the method for reorganization and potential candidates.
San Francisco bulletin notes Oct 5 report with R B on the islands and related testimony referencing Jarrett. The fragmentary telegraph text signals a coverage item involving a person named Jarrett and a special bulletin from cable news.
In a Circuit Court session Judge De Botts heard Sheriff Jarrett recount the late strike riot at Waimanalo plantation. He described about three hundred Japanese gathered and threatened officers, pledging to attack again if any shackles were placed on their group.
San Francisco reports sugar and beet price figures with analysis and parity. The Oct 5 and Oct 4 readings show sugar at 96 cents per hundredweight with various quotations, and beet prices around 88 to 108 93-44 with parity at 4.28 cents.
In Victoria British Columbia on October 5 an explosion ignited a blaze at the Wellington coal mine. Twenty four workers are reported trapped. J McCainress departs Mongolla for Honolulu today.
President Taft visited Berkeley and Oakland and officiated at the cornerstone ceremony in San Francisco. A reception followed at the Union League Club and a banquet was planned at the Fairmont Hotel before his Yosemite departure. Weaver named president of the Organization of Military Surgeons of the United States. Irving Stringham, UC acting president, died of urnemic poisoning.
The Pacific Fleet departs for the South Pacific in a historic display as ships including the Washington and West Virginia head toward the Admiralty Islands and Neves Harbor. The fleet forms in line and sails from Honolulu, with reports of tugboats and smoke marking the journey.
A terse warning appears about an unclear situation involving a horse and a number eighteen. The exact meaning is uncertain due to garbled OCR text but conveys a directive to avoid securing or restraining something until clarified.
DLAA stock activity shows a steady advance with limited volatility as investors eye dividend prospects and cheaper holdings. Local buyers purchase nearly a thousand shares at around 3 percent, while Hawaiian Commodities and Pioneer show modest shifts amid price adjustments for beets and sugar crop outlook.
In Chicago on October 5 the Circuit Court confirmed the conviction of John R. Walsh a banker and railway financier. It is probable he will be required to answer for his fraudulent activities in further proceedings and potential penalties.
Chinese Ambassador Wu failed to prevent the decoration from San Francisco of nine Chinese sent back to China due to trachoma. State Department authorities held to be in accordance with the law enforced against citizens.
Fragmented OCR reads like a real estate notice listing land sales by multiple sellers. Names appear garbled with partial phrases about plate, board, and location clues. The legibility is too poor to extract clear dates, prices, or parties.
SAN FRANCISCO October 5 officials aboard the transport for the Orient include Brigadier General Pershing and U S Minister to Japan Mr O'Brien. A Naval inquiry will probe the September 28 drowning of James Pickard a coal passer from the U R Pennsylvania at Waikiki. Witnesses say he swam with two sailors and drank whiskey prior to the fall.
Jax McCandless leaves October 24 for a journey to the United States. He will join Mia McCinnon and their daughter Lay, who have been visiting. The party plans to travel from Beantown area.
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