26 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
1
Reported secret Democratic societies across precincts on the island, with claims of a hundred formed in two years. Affected managers deny existence of such clandestine groups, while Stupplebeen and others describe organized clubs tied to precincts and funded campaigns. Article continues on Page 4.
A rally of hundreds heard James Stapplebeed claim membership in a secret organization allied with Democrats. He alleged corrupt ties to party politicians and urged voters to back Republican candidates. The event featured political chants and songs as the speaker pressed for reforms.
An outbreak among the Manobos, a mountain tribe in the Dlindauno hills, has led to the massacre of several planters. Troops have been dispatched to drive the tribe back into the hills as conflict widens with white planters who threaten to retaliate. Reports note involvement of U S forces and possible local guards, with additional armed groups said to be recruited from neighboring regions.
Reports from Washington indicate a Negro may be appointed to a high government post, with officials and authorities not immediately confirming the matter. The rumor centers on Wilbon H. Lewis and others connected to the Emil Staten administration, claiming a formal decision is near.
Aldershot. October 26. The military detachment arrived here after flying from Molcon, France, and crossing the Channel with the airship.
Clipped OCR fragment describes an aviator at Hublet in Cabre Paris who fell from an aeroplane in flight after the machine lurched and he was ejected through the air. The garbled text implies a fatal midflight accident with the plane continuing.
Secretaries Knox and MacVeagh depart for Ohio to speak on the Republican ticket. The campaign aims to build support in the state with a series of speeches and public appearances by the two officials.
Sugar San Francisco reports a camalynty payment issue with Woot requesting a quotation for BST Meeetone. The note mentions 10M and a forthcoming settlement, with ambiguity over payable sums and party roles.
Proceedings in Argumunt IV contended contempt charges scheduled for 2 pm before Judge Tadeo Cooper. Attorney Preach Themen, representing Clark, left an Aba an profession Wibituingne. The Honey Rapid Transit Company faces a $2000 fee in a related matter as jurors prepare for morning testimony and dates Leamnars vow at bodO.
Deputy Attorney General W. J. Lymer is named to replace Andrade as Hawaii Territory’s interim attorney general. Chief Justice Hartwell says the Lymer appointment is vital, stressing integrity and prosecutions in district court. The move becomes effective when Lymer assumes duties after territorial business concludes.
A ground breaking ceremony was held with Governor Prear presiding for a new Y M C A building to be erected at the corner of Hotel and Alakea streets. The 3,000 capacity structure will replace the torn down hotel area and was attended by city leaders and local society figures.
The liner Lurline, sailing from San Pedro to Honolulu, will depart a week earlier than scheduled. The steamer Wilhelmina left San Francisco today, and the awaiting crowning event will be held next week. The vessel will leave about November 2.
A harbor explosion in Port au Prince wounded many and killed a large number of people. Initial reports say most of the crew and bystanders suffered fatal or serious injuries. Investigators led by Detective Galton search for a cause amid chaotic wreckage and scattered clues.
Howley Crippen, condemned for the murder of his wife, will appeal the death sentence in hopes of staying the execution. The decision was announced today as he awaits the hanging scheduled for November.
Hilly Papke, American welterweight, defeated the Antipodean champion in a brisk bout in Sydney. The Australian challenger showed little resistance as Papke dominated, winning in the early rounds with rapid combinations and superior footwork.
A morning court session revealed details of an opium import scheme valued around 720 dollars, with authorities pursuing a larger operation valued over 10,000 dollars. Investigations continue as officials, including Health Officer Welw, scrutinize shipments from shore and the Coast for further leads.
A murky OCR fragment outlines a Harvester claim in Honolua Hawaii near Ligatown. Names such as Brian, Elaine, Marie, Georgie, Shen appear amid garbled phrases about ownership, a whaling reference, and a legal dispute noted as continuing on page 4.
A grand reception is planned to mark Emperor Lonsul Uyeno's birthday. The event, attended by officials and dignitaries, will include a formal ceremony and roof garden gathering. Consul General Sonletd Cpe will host portions of the event with potential foreign delegates in attendance.
Two big Republican meetings will be held tonight one at the Ite and the other at Watertows. The Fourth district candidates with a voting schedule to begin at 7 oclock at Wider and Panatean streets. JA Thomann secretary of Lie Powerst Proetver pub has the Twaftey Instind and ie RUsA ing Ot a big attendance. KH Fusce Iisho will be one of the speakers. The Watertiven meeting will be one of the last omf Lowwn meats of the Camerlen.
A longshoreman declares he switched from Democrat to Republican due to Link McCandress platform. He criticizes anti immigration stance and says the Republican ticket is best for Hawaii prosperity and local workers. He plans to vote straight Republican top to bottom.
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