10 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1910
Page
1
In Lisbon on October 10, armed mobs attacked Catholic convents and religious houses as tensions rose with the republican government. Monasteries were targeted, authorities blamed for repression, and many religious orders faced expulsion amid widespread violence and anti monarchy sentiment.
October 1 report says Elie Munnel flees a fallen monarchy in Portugal and sails to England aboard the Amelie. The queen, AOWEKer WII, will seek refuge in Italy for the lime belie. They travel with attendants. several royalist leaders plan to join England to retrieve the king.
A morning conference between Governor Frear and Hawaiian Irrigation Company leader J P Mc Cromnon explored building a ninety mile ditch from Hilo to Kau. They examined a fifty year license, with the project described as potentially the territorys largest undertaking, contingent on government approval and financing.
Sugar stocks opened weak with San Francisco notes on Miami land gains while Watalua fell to par after weeks of decline. Pioneer mill and Hawaiian Commercial bonds showed weakness as investors pulled back. Digest and other brokers also perceived a broad market slump.
The report notes a market slide with prices falling before the festival in Be ember. January 2 figures show Jans Walulin selling at 7 and 72, amid rapid activity in the market.
English labor disputes appear resolved after a nationwide lockout affected production. Reported losses reach approximately 120000 dollars, with workers and management negotiating to end disruptions that plagued Lancashire and surrounding regions today.
Fragmentary grainy note, mentions sugar, price quotes, and a previous quotation. Appears to reference a financial or market item with entities like Leta and Rodd, but details are unclear and no full facts emerge.
McCLELLAN received gubernatorial authorization to alter his middle name in a formal petition to Governor Frear. The action, requested to substitute McKinley as the maternal name, was approved after review and publication requirements were satisfied.
Reports from Winnprg Ontario detail vast forest fires devastating the Kikme region. Four to five towns destroyed with property losses in the millions as smoke and flames sweep through Northwent countryside. Rescue crews struggle as families are displaced and residents fear for others still unaccounted.
A historical report notes Democrats in control of the constitutional convention convened at Phoenix. It mentions a former Honolulu resident, the youngest participant, born in the city, educated locally, later Stanford graduate, and his trajectory to Arizona. The piece references efforts to draft an organic act to be submitted to Washington.
Starkville October 7 report says fifty five miners are believed imprisoned in Coloade Fuel and Iron Co. mine workings. Rescue efforts continue night and day with fans kept running in a race against time as hopes endure to reach the men before it's too late.
At Cape Springs Arkansas a large crowd welcomed ex President Theodore Roosevelt as he attended the State Fair opening day. Officials reported the grounds crowded to capacity with spectators eager to see the former leader.
Washington December 10 The United States Supreme Court opened as Governor Hughes won a seat on the Supreme bench. Justice Hughes is noted as a prominent state official elevated to the nation’s highest court.
Captain Houdlette announced that the Sierra crew and officers would not have to appear today before the Federal Grand Jury. U S District Attorney Breckons secured needed information through private inquiry, causing many subpoenas to be deemed unnecessary. The panel was excused for cause, with proceedings resuming this afternoon at 2 o'clock as a new grand jury is to begin.
George Starman, a young Hawaiian, faced charges in the police court this morning. He was found guilty on one count and sentenced. Another charge involved embezzling $170 from James D. Levineon. The Philadelphia Athletics, champions, defeated the American Champions by a score of 9 to 4, with subsequent hearings and bail terms noted.
The record notes a long conference held today in Beverly involving figures including the ex-Secretary Root and the President. Details are incomplete in the fragment but indicate high level talks and a formal meeting. The exact participants and outcomes remain unclear from the fragmented text provided.
Chamber of Commerce and Morelinity Association hold a three o'clock meeting to decide on a location for the new Federal building. A second-site option is under discussion as the Mihuka site proves unavailable, with Rudolph Aprockels extension on Likop Street favored by merchants. Prompt resolution is urged to ensure federal funds remain accessible.
A rumor claims a man impersonated a Hawaiian chief in the Kaw district, while another in Honolulu denies visiting the area. McDuthie pressures authorities to identify the faker as Captain Fetter and Hawaii officials seek to calm the public over the impersonation incident.
A prisoner named Fille Hamed Hallemere, serving a term for Sarceny, escaped during a work detail at Mooheau Park. He fled with a companion, eluding guard Lejog and Park Keeper Walterhua, before being pursued. The escape prompted a manhunt note indicating authorities continued searches.
President Motte Smith returned from Hawaii stating the proposal to designate Hilo as a quarantine port and establish a quarantine station. Federal and Territorial health officials seek Washington approval to set up facilities and begin campaign plans to combat disease spread amid rising Hawaii trade.
A police court session opened with a fragile family drama as Frank Gouveta faced bonds for threatening his wife. A three year old child wandered amid testimony while the mother showed indifference and the father tried to restrain the baby. The scene hinted at deeper domestic tension and a plea for reconciliation.
Ground for the new building at the corner of Alakon and Hotel street will be released Tuesday October 1 by the Packie Engineering Company. The project, begun a year ago, aims for completion and occupancy by October next. The walling cover store was laid September 26, 1882, with the new building to be finished by September 28.
Reportedly the project budget climbs to 143000 as the Public Reginensing Company hits 157200. Special exercises are scheduled for the groundbreaking next Tuesday.
Brigadier General Rumsey D, commander of the departian toran te, en route to Washington for treatment. The report notes he left with orders for arrival by train, with wireless updates and a timetable detailing departures and connections, including a Wednesday noon arrival for Wash.
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