27 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
1
Report describes a violent confrontation at a downtown station as Jarretts men and police pursued a figure connected to a secret society. The narrative centers on a plan to expose conspirators linked to a masked organization. Authorities indicate ongoing investigations and potential further revelations on page 2.
Citizens in Honolulu gathered at Wilder Avenue and Punaton Street to hear FE Faxon Bishop denounce Boss McCandless and claim the Republican ticket offers the clearest campaigm path. He warned the territory’s economy center and its impact on every man woman and child, urging support for the straight party line.
An article recounts a waterfront incident with arrests and the discharge of several men from court. It notes a Portuguese boy Antone and a suspect named Henson involved in a violent altercation, with a lantern used as a weapon and a trial following.
Berlin dispatches report Greece in chaos with King George likely to be driven from the throne. Athens unrest grows as the king dissolves the national assembly and the cabinet resigns over disputes in dealings with Turkey. Correspondents note Greece’s volatile political scene and looming upheaval.
A brief note marks Colonel Theodore Roosevelt now sixty two on his birthday with a reflection on his 1902 campaign speeches in New York City. The article notes the president's birth date and recounts his public labor on his special day.
In a morning scene at a police station a young suitor Charley Low Young, born Cline, pursued by his Hawaiian beloved Peke Kata, faced a mother’s opposition to marriage. The mother accused him of threats to force the union, leading to Young’s arrest on a charge of threats and bond set at 250 dollars. The narrative continues with denials and a referenced later continuation on Page 4.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a woman and man with unclear actions amid water related context. No clear event or entities to identify. cannot determine a coherent story from the readable fragments.
Protests by Karl They Withoram Protests and Morejin Dredging Company against the Kahului breakwater award disrupted the bid opening. The sole bid came from Kobotal rattepad, while protests claimed a lack of quotes for healing rock from quarries. Officials warned of risks to the appropriation if delays continued.
Chief Justice Hartwell defends Lymer’s appointment as magistrate saying no reason to reconsider it. Public comments show tension with some praising his humanity and knowledge, others questioning temperament. overall support appears mixed regarding his fitness for the police bench.
In San Francisco on October 27 a verdict was reached in a case against the Rapid Transit company. The judge fixed damages at four thousand dollars though the defendant’s counsel, W Cath, objected. The case arose from a dispute over a sugar ban policy and related quotations.
Washington Oct 27 Commissioner of Immigration North of the San Francisco office has been suspended after charges filed by Special Inspector Ainsworth who has been examining the service at the Golden Gate city. The North office faced a lengthy investigation with claims of loose conduct and questions about his fitness for the post.
President Taft orders the tariff board to act nonpartisan in drawing the next schedule. He directs that experts be used to collect data and forego political influence, seeking the best advice for the country and declaring that politics must cut no wire in making the schedule.
Reports from Slam indicate the new Siamese crown will be placed in a formal ceremony at Nowenshier. The death of King Chwllalen carn of Bint occurred several days ago, sparking preparations for the coronation and related official events.
October 27 report says the schooner Golden West with a crew of seven went ashore in a fierce gale. Details are incomplete but authorities fear loss of the vessel and crew as rescue efforts proceed.
Fire swept through the hall and destroyed two fine blocks causing an estimated million dollar loss. Emergency crews reported the blaze at Victoria. No further details or causes were provided in the accessible text.
Lieut. Sagnetta, an Italian army airman, died today after a fall from a military bison aircraft during an experimental Melts program. The incident occurred at Home, Vet. 27, amid ongoing training flights.
Republican workers in the Fifth District organize a large rally tonight at Pannut Willeatroot amid a campaign push. Report notes many members gathered at Watertown for a resting yeti event led by Jimmy Hydwine. Fourth district Republicans plan cross-branch visits and calls for next week. Democratic rivals respond with outreach across several towns.
Pred G. Noyes former cholinial inspector and a Chinaman named Ab Pan were arrested on warrants from United States Attorney Preekons with allegations of opium trafficking. The men faced charges tied to a Chinatown operation, with Noyes claimed to have hidden evidence and role in the alleged scheme. Further arrests and details were expected as investigations continued.
A rumor that Charles A. Cattell of Totods, to be collector of internal revenue in Honolulu, triggers protests from Central Committee and territorial officials. Chairman Atkinson and Governor Peake discuss the issue while wire protests travel to President. Hawaii Senator Holstein voices opposition. The controversy centers on qualifications and territorial capability to staff the position amid public outcry.
A garbled notice describes a carnival advance and committee duties for the Elke Carnival with mentions of tenants, a January or February timeline, and plans for entertainment. It notes responsibilities for a secretary and reports at a upcoming meeting, while hinting at possible resignations and funeral arrangements.
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