06 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
1
Portugal confirms a new republic, with Joaquim Theophile Braga named president. Recognition comes from major powers as the Braganza monarchy ends. The note from world powers supports Portugal's liberty and equality, while tensions hint at unrest.
A long clipped report notes Harriman interests are not to be considered in a pact. It discusses potential impacts on Western Pacific diplomacy and possible effects on peace efforts. The piece references several named figures and ongoing political maneuvers and hints at page continuation.
A fragmented report describes a dividend end and plantation outlook at Hongkaa. It notes a projected mortgage, expected cash flow, and property income, with concerns about the water supply and future management shifts involving the Lioe tortion and Navigation Company.
The Republican convention in Boston nominated Brer Draper for governor and endorsed the Match Miya torlet bill amid crowded remarks and rumors of shifting support.
Manchester workers and employers reach a settlement after a period of unrest sparked by striker Elaine and backed by followers. The agreement ends the dispute and restores labor peace in the city.
A brief report notes sugar trading activity in New York with prices around 104 cents. Volatile cable data from Ed. Volta and the Hence Waterhouse company hints at cautious activity, while buyers placed orders and miners watched price shifts with limited impact on overall markets.
Spreeckels publicly presses for a federal site and asks for clear public sentiment on the Sug testion. He reports a conference with Governor Woete and Marston Campbell, outlining a plan to extend Hishop street to Queen and arguing for government support.
A fragmented report covers Kuhio and allies in Washington debating Hawaii’s status. It notes efforts to recognize home rule, remove the idea of Bavernett, and push for a strong naval base in Hawaii. The piece mentions Secretary WL Waddmetin and President Catt in relation to Philippine interests and the elev alin agreement. The article hints at tensions over territorial governance and naval strategy, with continued coverage on page 4.
A norse era report says a forest blaze swept Monge Awerlen border destroying Willams, Pitt, Hithertown and Cedar Spring in Minnesota. Five lives are reported lost as foresters and special forces struggle to contain the fire.
Partial OCR notes describe Prince Sum preparing to sail from a naval yard heading toward the Orient. The fragment cites a Chinese navy connection and mentions Howelule and the Orton in a ceremonial context at a Boston or Frisco location, with unclear accompanying details.
A chaotic incident unfolds as Republicans 18 invade Egglau amid campaign activity. Attacks occur near the APN in Teerinat Makuedo, with injuries reported and one person admitted to Queen's Hospital for treatment after a violent confrontation at Palani settlement.
Washington reports outline a $600,000 construction plan for barracks and quarters to house a full cavalry regiment. Documentation indicates government intent to provide officers quarters stables and facilities as part of an expanded post. The plan, cited by the Engineering Company, suggests near term work with use of federal funds and military accommodation.
In a court scene on Kamehameha Day 1903, the defendant Feraji’s father is questioned as witnesses recall family details. The mother testifies about the birth date and location near Ollota, while others recount custody, prior marriages, and the boy’s age. The record notes the case continues on page 6 and mentions the Catholic presence and district court proceedings.
A fragment reports a new dredger from the Wilholwinnan company arriving to undertake hull and machinery work at Pearl Harbor. The article names engineers and mentions related operations, with continuation noted on page 6.
Rapid Tran and Land Co plans a double track extension on King Street to connect the existing line with a new double track through Kowataly. The project, described by officials, aims to improve service once surrounding roads are ready, with completion awaiting road openings and related construction.
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