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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1909
Page
1
A devastating hurricane swept Key West Florida with over a hundred houses seven churches nine cigar factories and 100 vessels destroyed. Roosevelt orange groves said to be a desolate waste. Thousands homeless businesses halted and panic widespread. No deaths reported yet and aid rushed from surrounding cities.
Prince Kuni and Captain Takeshita of the Shimasa sailed today for home aboard the Tenyo Maru after a port greeting in San Francisco. Noordbrabant saluted the Prince as it arrived from Honolulu and was welcomed by the ship’s officers.
A passenger on the Canadian Aus trial named Hiner Manat arrived at Hert Yekberday and perished after the sea drew him toward dangerous waters. Mrs. Seymour, who joined the ship at Sydney, was seen near the harbor area as the tragedy unfolded. Funeral services for Gearte B. Rowten, the wireless operator who died on the steamer Oljlo, were held in Seattle with all wireless operators urged to attend.
An attorney general probe in Hawaii uncovers alleged graft and abuse in county government. Investigators report that officials pressed for secrecy and manipulated funds as county attorneys faced salary disputes and political pressure. Details indicate wide ranging investigations across Kau district and references to legislative changes and continued inquiry.
A witness in the telephone deal strike case has not taken the expected final action. The trial involves Punkine suo Kae wakami, charged with kidnapping and imprisoning three men of the Higher Wao Association during the July 4 melee. Police and officials comb Wat win and nearby areas for the missing witness who reportedly fears retaliation if he testifies.
The Board of Supervisors will meet to approve a contract and ordinance affecting permit fees for street excavations. The agreement waives city permits and places electrical wires under the telephone company at 15 cents per foot while the city inspects work. The deal runs 27 years and the 50 cent hole ordinance will be up for final reading tonight as a crowd watches the vote and its political implications. Deputy Attorney Milverton is named in the action.
A friend offers a lot in exchange for paying 3 percent interest swiftly, paralleling how a life insurance policy functions. The passage invites reflection on the perceived value of life coverage as a form of mortgage interest security.
Campaign opens with liberal gifts to YMCA building project as committees report pledges nearing 26 000 toward a 150 000 goal. Citizens George R Carter chairman A Geo RK Carter lead with 6200 list shows Trent 1960 Cooke 7800 Davies 5960 Atherton 10500 Hustiems committee members AngineB Cantle Crane Lawrey Waterhouse and Betmldt pledge sums as part of the drive.
The UMCA lunch gathering brought together chairmen, division leaders, and workers in lively collaboration. Carter and Super outlined the lunch system details while urging daily attendance as reports sparked rival spirit and a campaign momentum appeared strong.
M Campbell, returning from a volcano visit, describes greatly increased activity at Hale Naumue. A molten lake now covers about eight acres, with continuous boiling and water-like fountain leaps. Abrupt lateral movement reaches up to ten miles per hour, producing audible waves at Volcano House three miles away. Pit depth varies 100 to 200 feet in recent weeks.
Secretary of State Knox accepted the resignation of Charles B. Crane the newly appointed American Ambassador to China He cited an interview in which Crane claimed the United States planned to protest parts of the Japan China agreement and said the information came from a department clerk
A damaged excerpt discusses a planned Masonic gathering linked to Hawaii and dramatic schemes to transport Shriner ships and a potential Panana Canal connection. It mentions Rockford Illinois, proposals for a war fleet to accompany the project, and possible political support, with notes on Shriners and a bold transportation plan. The text references a Hawaii opening and a large scale convoy, plus a 7,200 foot ascent in a balloon project from New England related to a lodge meeting.
A Honolulu notice describes subscription forms and pledges for the YMCA building fund to cover two years of expenses. It lists pledge timing through 1909 and 1910, notes a $50,000 Cooke gift, and names several donors who pledged at a dinner, with continuation referenced on Page 6.
Report from Honolulu notes discussion of a new postmaster appointment amid mixed public reaction. Residents question the need and impact of replacing the current official while mainland politics and local sentiment shape the response.
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