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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1909
Page
1
In a morning interview Mayor and Supervisor discuss securing a telephone system via public hearing and immediate action if needed. Merchants on Port Street press for hearing to aid rollout while officials differ on timing and publication.
Secretary Wood of the Promotion Committee received royal treatment in Yokohama with a Welcome Society honoring him. Acting Secretary Cooper reported strong support and invitations to attend events, while Wood lauded Japanese hospitality and the committee’s work for the Orient delegation to the 1910 conference in Antin Texan.
Sugar price bulletin from San Francisco dated Oct 20 and Oct 21 reports refined sugar terms, centrifugals, and beet analysis. Mentions parity and previous quotations for beets with cents per pound figures and quota references. Includes scattered figures like 4.283, 4.82, and 64.29 cents in a brief market summary.
The bulletin provides contact numbers for the Business Office and Editorial Room as 256 and 186 respectively, indicating a simple directory style entry within the newspaper. The fragment implies internal lines guiding callers to the correct departments.
Madrid on October 22 reports a government reshuffle driven by anger over Ferreria’s death. The populace demands a break with clerical influence to keep the cabinet viable and the state functioning.
Hawaii was the topic of several speakers at today’s Mohonk conference session. Problems of the island Territory were discussed by visitors from Honolulu.
Reports from the disaster’s path show several Americans perished in the floods accompanying the deluge. Joseph H. Thompson, adviser to President Johnson in the impeachment trial, is dead at Shelbyville Tennessee.
James J. Jeffries, the boxing champion, arrived from Europe in New York. A large crowd greeted him at the wharf as he declared readiness to meet Johnson, with final plans to be drawn up soon.
Taft spoke before a large assembly at his brother's ranch after a four day rest. He urged bond issuance to fund an inland waterways system aimed at regulating railroad rates and boosting regional development.
An unusual jury scene in Los Angeles marks the first time a woman serves on a trial jury in the state. The special bulletin notes a female juror drawn for the damage case, highlighting a milestone in California's juror history.
Delegation of Japanese commercial leaders touring the country arrives in New Haven to visit Yale College. The group met officials and planned inspections of facilities as part of their U.S. visit.
G R Colling sues Ariana B Austin Rarth Austin and Herbert and Walter Austin in Crown Court over a King Street property lease dispute formerly occupied by Collins harness establishment. The complaint says Collins was allowed to occupy for a fixed period but was forced to surrender before expiration due to actions tied to the Austin estate.
Editor Sheba tells how he held as sailant until help arrived. First man on scene details the attempted assassination. Attorneys for the defense seek to show the defendant acted under great excitement when he attacked. The Hawaii Shibpo reports on August 3. The courtroom illumination of Sheba’s morning by AY Douthiet was disputed. questions were objected to by City and County Attorneys Cathcart and Prosser. Douthiet recalls his recovery from wounds, not visiting Mori in person, and asserts the assault occurred under great excitement. Sheba denies using the word excitement. Continued on Page m4.
About two hundred Russian immigrants arrived by the Siberia and are in Federal custody at the immigration station. Inspector Raymond C. Brown says they have not been released and will be examined before possible release for plant work. Detention may last several days as authorities process the case under federal statutes.
England October 22 Special Bulletin reports Aviator Latham achieved a sensational flight in a monoplane. He rose in a gale and sustained a speed of 100 miles per hour through the air, marking a bold demonstration of early aerial performance.
New York Oct 22 Jim Jeffries shows a very fit frame during European tour rests with little excess fat and is ready to enter the ring on short notice. He says he is anxious to fight Johnson at the earliest possible moment and will not haggle over terms.
Earl Wilson, an Annapolis man, was severely injured in a football game against Yale. He was carried off the field in a critical condition, with medical staff treating him for grave injuries and possible life-threatening wounds.
In San Francisco on October 28 officials estimate about half a million visitors fill the city for the Portola festa. The bustling scene reflects record crowds and widespread activity unmatched in recent memory.
A Russian migrant, described as insane, has been detained at Mawallan police station after a long voyage from Poltava and Volga provinces. He is held in custody awaiting removal to a port for repatriation to Biherla. His preliminary examination notes marked mental instability as the voyage was completed.
The Territorial Supreme Court on Monday set aside a $2500 verdict and ordered a new trial in the case of Jim Hoy versus Raymond and the Waterhouse Trust Company. The suit alleged unlawful entry and possession of a property in Wailuku linked to siphon sales and a related dispute over sale and remainders.
Naples reports both Etna and Vesuvius in vigorous eruption with craters highly active. The volcanic activity increases concerns for nearby regions as ash clouds and lava emissions continue. Both volcanoes remain closely observed by authorities.
Major Winslow will depart on the U S Lighthouse tender Kukul tomorrow for a week long inspection tour of stations on Maui Molokai and Hawaii. He will assess the new lights on Molokai and Maui as construction work falls under the jurisdiction of the inspection service.
A severe earthquake damaged Belushis area in Simla as relief teams report casualties and ongoing rescue efforts. Local authorities warn of aftershocks while villagers seek shelter and supplies. The disaster follows tremors that rattled the region and disrupted communications.
Fear spreads across Messina as Etna and Vesuvius erupt, unsettling residents. Reports note widespread alarm and disruption as smoke and ash affect daily life. Local authorities urge calm while industries and shops, including book and ledger production, feel the impact.
The report describes a brawl involving Ramillard and Miller at a hotel street station with Ramillard badly slugged and beaten. Onlookers note Ramillard’s injuries and the confrontation escalated as several friends in Uncle Sam uniforms watched. The incident continues on page 4.
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