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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1909
Page
1
In a heated session Det. Tie Deity provides commentary on the Ripervinars case and Hawaii County Board objections. Key figures include Hat Mie, Lymn, and Letter Krown as the board questions a contract worth far less than expected and discusses procurement and oversight concerns.
A report outlines tensions as Japanese merchants in the Territory discuss a boycott following a dispute involving Mongolian and Japanese officers. The incident centers on perceived discourtesy and a complaint lodged with the Ninconaul at Uo park, prompting continued coverage on page 4 of the newspaper.
Fierce crowd in Florence clashes with guards at the Archbishop's palace. Cavalry repels the mob as sticks and stones fly, fourteen soldiers wounded, horses killed. Police and military impose strict guard amid ongoing threats of violence following Francisco Ferrer’s execution.
In San Francisco on October 15 bets run six to four against Ketchel being knocked out by Jack Johnson while others predict Ketchel lasts fifteen rounds Promoter Coffroth posted side bets of five thousand dollars for Johnson and Ketchell with fans expecting a real rough bout tomorrow afternoon
CHICAGO October 15 The Chicago Nationals defeated the Chicago Americans one to nothing to claim the city championship in an exciting game of the series.
In Barcelona today a bomb exploded in front of the Bishop's palace, signaling a potential reign of terror planned by revolutionaries and Ferrer sympathizers in retaliation for the execution of Ferrer. Public tension rises as authorities assess the danger.
Partial dispatch from Memphis dated October 15 mentions a storm affecting a monument to the Shiloh battle with unclear details. The text also references Kennedy, wife of a plantation manager in Hawaii, and scattered quotations or fares, all in disjointed fragments.
A friend offers a lot in exchange for paying three percent interest on the mortgage and then deed it to your family after death. The message flips to show how a life insurance policy serves the same purpose, urging readers to inquire or write for details.
A Citizens' Committee led by A George Ro Carter and C Co, D Geo Davies Co, and BF Atherton reports donations totals across divisions. Contributions from B Siwero chairing Div 1 and others reach amounts such as 280.00 430.00 112.00 188.00 and 575.00, with several names and units listed.
The Carter Smile appears strong in May as ex Governor Ald faces a vigorous campaign. Committee plans a brisk push with workers joining the hard part of the journey. Campaigners will use whirlwind methods this afternoon and tomorrow morning to cover ground quickly in Honolulu amid high morale and determination.
A garbled clipping captures snippets of campaign talk with names and phrases like Shriners and Fourth Milers, hinting at fundraising and internal notes. The fragmentary lines reference money needs, convey no clear outcomes, and end mid sentence, offering a snapshot of a restless rally page.
In Albuquerque a man armed with a revolver announced a period of shooting President Taft. Federal detectives and local police chased him through the area as crowds gathered. He was captured before the President’s late arrival, with tight security at El Paso and surrounding stations.
Judge Dole will decide soon in the United States District Court on a suit over dredging rights in Siberia involving the Pacific Malt Slenmahiy Company and the North American Dredging Company. The case centers on a contract dispute regarding compensation and ownership of dredging assets.
France reports another very serious condition as of Oct 16 in a continuing bulletin about Richter Fel May Die.
Hall Caine is seriously ill with heart trouble as reported in an oral bulletin. A notice lists an October sale related to Hall Gaine, indicating ongoing concerns and a public update on his condition.
One of Hawaii’s largest carloads, 11 100 tons, cleared the Horn and arrived at port just in time to secure top prices around 4.90 for raw sugar. A cablegram to Manager Ath and B Ort on the Sugar Pactora Company noted the Texan cargo’s timing. Inland plantations have fared well in their late mar ket auger, likely yielding a large percentage of sugar for the year at higher rates than before.
J Ashiya, a canhier of Yokohama Epede Bank, resigns and leaves Yokohama on Monday. Takagi, already present, will fill the position.
Diaz prepared to meet Taft in Juarez Mexico as part of planned talks between the two republics. Taft is expected to arrive in El Paso in the morning and depart at eight in the evening, with discussions covering matters of mutual welfare.
Prince of Wales inaugurates the new harbor oval at Dover on October 15. The port, built with twenty million in funding, showcases modern design and extensive detail, marking a significant civic achievement amid celebratory ceremonies.
Rebels seize momentum in Nicaragua near Menagua as forces advance on multiple cities. Reports indicate strong levels of activity and continuing operations by rebel units in October. Military dynamics signal intensified pressure and potential shifts in control.
A jittery report outlines an appropriation of twenty thousand dollars for congressmen related expenses. It notes that about two thousand dollars would remain after expected spending and questions the intent and use of funds amid legislative scrutiny.
Fragmented OCR text notes an extended visit and an exile related to the Puelfle Count and various named figures. It mentions travel plans for Nippon and a family returning from a voyage, with scattered references to a short Henry figure and local officials amid unclear context.
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