King Leopold Responsible For New Congo Outrages
Unclear OCR text outlines alleged abuses linked to King Leopold in the Congo. Disjointed fragments mention outrages, investigations, and charges connected to colonial actions and local reactions.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1909
Page
7
Unclear OCR text outlines alleged abuses linked to King Leopold in the Congo. Disjointed fragments mention outrages, investigations, and charges connected to colonial actions and local reactions.
Unclear text reports Taslan government moves to cancel or restructure control of Manchuria lines with references to entities in transit or political actions. The fragmentary material mentions officials, a sailor, and trade notes but lacks coherent facts for a full summary.
Report notes a royal banquet featuring the Czar and King of Italy, with preparations and events surrounding the feast. Mentions a devotee and a southern trip, hinting at a possible outcome or impression from a prolonged festivity amid frontier concerns.
Fragmentary copy accuses Tammany forces of vice in city patrol notes. The readable text names Voiek and Soho Dheetihe and references protectors and a meeting in New York, with scattered phrases about vice and investigation.
President Taft will inspect Mississippi waterways and the movement of federal remains to address navigation and waterway improvements. The report notes planned travel down the river to examine locks and dredging projects and assess federal efforts.
In a dramatic court scene set in Vienna, Emperor and Archduke confront failed marriages as Kaiser rejects his wife’s rank and status. The procession ends with the Kaiser dismissing the Empress and declaring the wife of inferior rank, while the Archduke urges patience before returning to their carriage.
Vienna reports that hospital doctors will strike on December 15 if the city does not meet their demand for a raise in salaries. Private physicians will support the action, and hospital services in the city may be disrupted by the lack of medical staff.
The ministry of railways proposes a 31.1 million dollar appropriation for Siberian and Amur lines. Funds include 11.5 million for the Trans Siberian route and 2.5 million for double tracking, with much of the work allocated to Siberia and Amur regions.
Shipping notes report windjammer arrivals and voyage times from San Francisco to Casby and Cooke, Hamburg to TE Hackford, and New York to Honolulu. Vessels like Andrew Welot, G Wilder, and Coronada show varied durations from fourteen to eighty days, with several nearing May delivery and others completing long ocean passages.
Paris reports Greek money has been withdrawn from circulation under treaty terms. About 6,000,000 francs was circulated and later removed, with officials arranging to redeem the amount through the appropriate channels as negotiations continued.
A lioness presented to Pope by Emperor Menelik gave birth to two cubs last night. Both cubs and the mother are reported to be well as the event delights the pontiff during the October visit.
Abe Norton watches a football game from the sidelines due to a sprain while upcoming matchups loom. Marine football tours are planned, Punahou faces the College of Maui, and a skating race draws fast local roller skaters at Prinneaerlok this evening.
Coroner's jury reports a verdict in the case of a Japanese woman murdered on the evening of the first Wednesday in Kanagawa. The inquiry details vague evidence and notes unclear chain of events surrounding the alleged offender. A steam-roller ad follows for local construction services.
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