13 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
1
A grand jury investigates a police court fund shortfall with Frank Andrade, district magistrate, and a challenged germinni check to Andrade. The probe aims to be thorough, with disclosures tying Andrade to alleged financial misconduct.
A garbled 19th century report describes the Board of Immigration probing Russian presence at Iwilet and weighing assimilation needs. The health ministry and sanitation measures are noted as part of ongoing concerns, with officials discussing labor, settlement, and potential relocation within the territory.
A conservative business viewpoint argues that voting straight Republican is the only sane choice to oppose boss domination in the Territory. It condemns the Democratic ticket as a McCandless led slate and warns that voting for Jarrett Trent or Fern supports the boss’s control. The speaker insists a straight fight against bossism equals a straight ticket.
The text identifies Dr. Mancio d'Artinga of Funchal Madeira as the real head of Portugal's Republican Party, noting he is the last living of three major leaders alongside Jose E. Garclay and Philip de Freitas. It recalls d'Arriaga as a famed lawyer and statesman who refused honors from King Louis. Joseph F. Durao, once of Honolulu, is described as a friend of d'Arriaga.
A fragmented report notes Spanish troops kept under arms as authorities marked the anniversary of a recent execution. The piece references Ferrer Days and the suppression of a revolutionary group, with vague mentions of the Syorntut authority and Zuanieh Sooliliere.
Colonel Foumovelt arrived in Indianapolis on October 13 accompanied by Benatar Hiaswrlilae of fallany. A rousing campaign event drew locals and supporters as the procession moved through the city.
A long fragment alleges false tales used to recruit Filipino laborers for Hawaii plantations. It cites coerced admissions and misrepresented conditions. The text mentions court scrutiny by investigators and lawyers examining statements. Continued on page 2.
Lexington Ky Dec 4 The Harvester trotted four miles today in 4 15 establishing a new standard for the distance. Crowds witnessed the record breaking performance as details of the race emerged from the trackside observers.
October 11 reports from Curtiapen describe a collision between a Dutch bark Dina and a cor fakin strat. Seven lives are reported drowned, with crews from the bark Dina and nearby vessels involved.
Fragmentary OCR text yields a partial sugar market note with figures around 3.416 and references to October data. Names, places, or clear events are not fully readable. summary relies on the minimal numbers present.
Police report a raid led by Chief Metvuttte recovered opium and marked the suspects. An informant identified a Chinese suspect with a bundle of goods, while officers questioned a second individual. The operation highlighted a shortage of supply and tightened enforcement despite limited evidence.
Governors from the Pacific Coast plan a November 17 congress to bolster merchant trade and secure water protection from the U S Navy. Chambers of commerce and commercial bodies are invited, with many distinguished speakers expected to attend. Hawaii may send delegates to represent territorial interests.
An order from the War Department directs a field artillery battery to be moved to Schofield Barracks in Hawaii for maneuvers, with the unit stationed at the Presidio of San Francisco awaiting transportation. Governor Frear has received the dispatch, and the battery’s movement is scheduled to follow the first available transport.
An elderly Hawaiian man named Tul Akum faced a brutal throat wound after a fall near a windpipe pole while traveling toward Viva Valley. He crawled, fainted, and survived days of pain as bystanders and authorities described his condition and the struggle to find water and aid.
Rail strikes extend across cities with mobs and property damage reported. Five strike leaders arrested for violating law and order and to be tried soon. Four thousand five hundred troops deployed to police routes as rail traffic between Germany and Prussia slows. borders tense with Ukrainian grain shipments awaiting passage.
The land board is expected to defer action on the Kapaa leases for two months. A sugar company bid $7000 yearly rent for 1980 acres in the Kaya area, with a water supply forecast of six million units daily and an estimated annual water value near Fat. Commissioners discuss outcomes, but a decision is unlikely today as a meeting could be postponed.
In a chaotic report from October, Saffery resigns amid upheaval as Crowell is named, with details of injuries and a hospital stay. The narrative touches on a failed venture, police involvement, and shifting duties before a Hawaiian Women’s Club meeting notes planned for March.
Officials in Hor Holt report counterfeit Chinese coins seized in the territory. U S Government experts say the pieces were produced in China and brought to the territory, with several coins confirmed as false by careful examination. The inquiry notes the ongoing risk of counterfeit currency circulating locally.
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