15 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1910
Page
1
A proposed national park around Kilauea would protect volcanic wonders and boost tourism, funded by the Bahoy estate and public territory act. Officials discuss Governor Prour support, a future conference with territory leaders, and a plan to integrate the park with surrounding lands for development.
Significant light is shed on Kahului Railroad's lone bid for a breakwater as rivals and the Lord Young Engineering Company weigh costs and feasibility. Waller Dillingham of the Makai Walling Devising Company says they will not bid due to high transport costs and limited rock sources, while the breakwater stands to benefit Kahului interests most. A recent letter from Lord Young quoted eight cents per ton mile for hauling rock, arriving after bids opened, influencing the bidding landscape.
A column argues citizens should bolt their party to oppose Kuhio, stating a vote against him is treason to party and country. It praises Kuhio’s record of securing beneficial legislation and calls for judgment on his work rather than party allegiance.
Contempt charges delay in Clark’s case as his counsel seeks more time to answer questions. Grand Jury action postponed to next week as Judge Corer weighs whether Clark must respond to questions while defense argues for the right to remain silent.
The judge denied resigning from the district magistrate post and declined to comment on plans to vacate the bench. Rumors name Atkinson, Carson Long, and A M Brown as possible successors, with no definite decision announced yet. Court work and auditing of Chief Clerk ages were noted as ongoing activities in the newsroom.
Army defeated Yale 18 to 0 in New Haven as Navy beat Washington and Jefferson 18 to 0 and Harvard topped Amherst 17 to 0. The Weal Pointers adopted new rules amid a firmer play style.
The report notes Secretary Meyer inspecting the naval facility today. Details are sparse due to the damaged text but indicate official oversight at a naval installation and ongoing security or administrative actions.
In Paris today railroads agreed to advance 10 striking employees amid tensions and violence. Officials hope the walkout ends soon despite ongoing unrest and reports of clashes at several depots.
A debate over renaming the Episcopal Church ends with the church retaining its current name. Officials and clergy argued the historic title should stand, opposing moves to align with broader Protestant reforms. The decision preserves the denomination’s identity and tradition despite calls for modernization.
The report states middleweight champion Stanley Ketchel was shot and badly wounded during a quarrel with a ranch hand near Conway Mle. The assailant escaped with pursuing hounds. Ketchel shows slow deterioration as authorities investigate the incident and motive remains unclear.
Report from Mono Oklahoma on October 15 notes a prize fight tragedy. Frank Halle Mall has been apprehended after a fight that resulted in the death of participant Ploh or What, with initial medical and police responses described.
Mournful report notes Consul Mori’s arrival and a series of diplomatic mentions amid a page full of garbled names. An obituary fragment references Machado and a funeral prior to a tremulous gathering. Funeral and public notices appear alongside a “For Rent” card listing.
Atlantic City reports Walter Wellman, aviator and journalist, leading the airship America as it departs its shelter and sails toward the Atlantic. He is joined by mechanician Vaniman and four others. The craft quickly reaches twenty knots, with a wireless confirming continued progress.
Superintendent Hummel of the company says about 2,000 subscribers were taken up last week and 40 more cases installed Monday ready for connections. He notes 600 phones could be added as fast as workers can manage, with 70 new phones to be put in. Applications have piled up to 700 additional to the regular requests, and the team aims to reach twenty phones daily, though more hands are needed to expedite connections.
A city ordinance will affect many small merchants by banning certain yard and display setups and mandating cleanup. The measure targets fondetaine like nets and wire while outlining penalties and enforcement by health and police officials. The drive is tied to a health campaign and a forthcoming public hearing.
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