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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
1
Six individuals face federal indictments after grand jurors returned multiple counts. Longo Bolin and others are accused of involvement at a quarry with equipment theft and polluting actions. Charges include conspiracy to damage property and endanger workers at the mine site with continue on page 2.
Wu Ting Peng the Chinese statesman draws attention in Washington by attending spiritualist seances. His wife awaits a successor as he spends time in occult study, claiming a scientific purpose. Campaign notes mention efforts in Honolulu and local fundraising, with emphasis on harmony and financial support.
Fragmentary report details a warrant for the arrest of Christian in Harpicon 1891. It mentions John Chettian Win, M.T. Murethon, and an assault claim. The text is garbled with names and places, including references to a theater and a secretary, but specific charges or outcomes are unclear.
Paris reports outrage in France and Italy over the execution of Spanish educator de Ferrer. Public anger spreads across classes as mobs form fears of violence. Strong guards guard the Spanish embassies in Paris and Rome and the Vatican.
Washington October 14 The Navy Department released the winners in the naval target practice season of 1909 The cruisers Winn Ton and Wilmington earned the coveted prizes for accean marksmanship Tingey of the Pacific fleet led in hits and fleet participation with strong scores Discordant phrasing in source retained as factual record
A friend offers a deed to a lot in exchange for paying the 3 percent mortgage interest and then transferring it to your family after death. The ad urges consideration of a life insurance policy as a safer alternative and invites readers to drop in or write for details.
Edwin Bar aidon Bomnere swore affidavits alleging Dr Cook did not reach the North Pole or Mount McKinley summit and that photos were faked to illustrate the ascent. The affidavits accuse Barrill of fixing the photographs and aiding the hoax. A separate arrest reports an alleged burglar Chun Duck Boon, held for court after recovery of stolen goods.
Rev Mother Judith a pioneer of the Convent of the Sacred Heart died at 10 20 pm in the convent. Born August 14 1894 in Du Puy de Dome France she came to the city May 4 1859 and served as head of the Convent for 35 years. Interment at Catholic Cathedral shortly after noon with a requiem Mass tomorrow at 4 am for her soul. All faithful asked to attend.
Chief of Detectives Leat captured an alleged burglar this afternoon in Clever in Mia Le Rourdine's residence at Panohou and Young streets. The intruder stole silver, a Musonte charm, a pile of Appotuchos, a ring, and 14 in cash. The chief was alerted earlier in the morning and pursued the suspect immediately.
October 14 Pittsburg baseball fans witnessed a decisive tied game as Detroit and Pittsburgh battled for the world championship. Detroit pushed to break the stalemate by changing pitchers but could not overturn the Pirates lead. Pittsburgh started Willis Commite and Peagin in pitching with Gibson catching. Detroit used Mullin and Schmidt. The tie puts both clubs level in the series.
General Alfred Bates died in New York on October 14. Born July 18, 1840 in Monroe Michigan, he graduated from West Point and served in the Second Cavalry 1866 to 1875. His career included postings in Texas Dakota Washington New York and San Francisco. He became paymaster with rank general on July 12 1909 and retired as major general June 14 1904.
A handful of navy stragglers have been rounded up near Honolulu. About a dozen bine jackets, from eight U.S. cruisers, will be sent to Manila via the Thomas to rejoin Philippine waters. They are aboard an army transport, with more stragglers expected.
Territorial and county officials clash over grant funding as General Hemenway declines assistance to Maui County. County Attorney and allied officials weigh legal avenues, while Governor’s office and state departments assess authority and potential redirection of funds to lands of the counties.
Washington October 14 President Taft has accepted the resignation of Charles R Crane whose service as ambassador to China has been brief yet spectacular. Crane's departure follows a dramatic tenure marked by publicized actions and diplomatic incidents.
Taft arrived at Grand Canyon at nine this morning after leaving Albuquerque earlier. The press note describes his viewing of the scenery and the stop as part of his travel itinerary during a wide tour.
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